BY JAIME OSCAR M. SALAZAR
Actor and playwright Jean-Baptise Poquelin, better known by the stage name of Molière, is widely regarded as the foremost name in French comedy, provoking both ire and delight with his incisive satires, which laid bare for general ridicule the artifices and affectations of the people of his time, notably those in power.
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