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Acknowledgments vii
Prologue: The Theatrical Afterlife 1
1 Repertory: The Popularity of Molière's Plays 14
2 Performance: The "High/Low" Molière 34
3 History: Rewriting the Story of Molière and Louis XIV 49
4 Function: Retooling Molièrean Laughter 74
5 Life: Depicting Molière in Biographical Drama 100
6 Death: Remembering Molière 123
Epilogue: The Future of an Afterlife 139
Notes 145
Works Cited 165
Index 179
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