"Tartufe; or, Hange" - Moliere's comedy in which he exposes hypocrisy and false faith. The main character, Tartuffe, who looks like a faithful servant and is called to good deeds, is actually a hypocrite who leads a double life. The author uses a deep satirical view of society to show that faith and morality should not only be external, but should be sincere and internal. Known for its philosophical undertones and lively humor, "Tartufe; or, Khanzha" is now a classic work that retains its relevance even today.