dandin

rofoundly insightful comedies is George Dandin, first performed in 1668. Unlike some of his more celebrated works such as Tartuffe or The Misanthrope, George Dandin is often classified as a bourgeois comedy, foc

he Tragicomic Husband Dandin epitomizes the naive bourgeoisie, eager to elevate his status but naïve to the realities of social mobility. His character is marked by: His desire for respectability. His stubbornness and pride. His gullibility in believing he can control his wi