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Panurge (from Greek: πανοῦργος / panoûrgos meaning "knave, rogue") is one of the principal characters in Gargantua and Pantagruel, a series of five novels by François Rabelais. Especially important in the third and fourth books, he is an exceedingly crafty knave, libertine and coward.
Panurge es una ópera (titulada 'Haulte farce musicale') en tres actos con música de Jules Massenet y libreto en francés de Georges Spitzmuller y Maurice Boukay, basado en Pantagruel de Rabelais.
PersonajeTesituraReparto Del Estreno,[1] 25 De Abril De ...PantagruelPanurgeRibaude, ThélémiteHermano Jean des Entommeurs, abad de ...barítonoCon todos sus defectos y sus inagotables travesuras, Panurgo adquiere un auténtico predominio en el grupo, y su propósito de casarse, que da lugar a mil dudas y consultas, acaba por convertirse, a partir del libro tercero, en el asunto central de la novela rabelesiana.
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Panurge forms a partie civile to plead against female immodesty, protesting that a high bodice is as unreasonable as a codpiece on the rear. This lawsuit is too absurd to qualify as a direct parody of a vilain cas (moreover, no criminal charges are involved).
Panurge, fictional character, the humorous, often roguish companion of Pantagruel in the satirical Pantagruel books by François Rabelais. His indecisiveness about marrying gives rise to many philosophical debates about women and marriage.
Hace 5 días · Panurge has been understood as a positive character whose noble quest for an absolute Answer serves to reveal the limits of existing human knowledge, and to expose the vain pretensions of the learned.
