'Candide and Tartuffe'

' turn analyzing the ii great attains, frank by Voltaire and Tartuffe by Moliere, it became exceedingly unadorned that the two villains, Tartuffe and Pangloss, direct umpteen differences just they ar highlighted by two precise similar char doingeristics, the physical exertion of deception and depravation of Epistemology.\nThe first and maybe most evident partistic that Tartuffe and Pangloss make do is their affair of deception. While it may be in secern forms both Tartuffe and Pangloss use deception to their advantage. Tartuffe gives of the frontlet of a deep un stiletto heelthly and solemn catholic, when in feature he is non at altogether(prenominal) and does something that the catholic church preaches against; being to a fault outward with your religious obligations. We see examples of this when Tartuffe makes annex to a cilice he formally had on by postulation his man retainer to put it up for him, but save doing so when he is sure that he is within ea r shot of others. Its comic because this very act is called out by Dorine, for her seeing such(prenominal) excessive manner cried false:\nTARTUFFE [Observing DORINE, and affair to his manservant off-stage.]\nHang up my hair-shirt, put my whammy in place,\nAnd request Laurent, for Heavens perpetual grace.\nIm breathing out to the prison now, to plow\nMy last a few(prenominal) coins with the poor wretches there.\nDORINE [Aside.] approximate perfection, what affection! What a fake! (III.2.1-5)\n\nHow incessantly with Pangloss in Voltaires Candid, deception is utilise unintentionally. Pangloss holds true to his beliefs even to the end by and by every rigourousness they encounter and all of the near ruins with death. Pangloss is a character created in the image of Gottfried Leibniz. Gottfried Leibniz was a German mathematician and Philosopher who is a real character unlike many other figures referenced in this work who are figments of the writes imagination. Panglosss teac hings and philosophies, mirrored from Leibniz, are based of a theory stating that because God is perfect and he is the c... '