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This groundbreaking study explores the nuances of French language and culture through the works of seventeenth-century playwright Moliére. Drawing on textual analysis and historical research, the authors provide a detailed account of the use of the second-person pronoun in Moliére's plays. Essential reading for students of French language and culture.
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