Fables (Classiques T. 13042) (French Edition) Pdf

Fables (Classiques T. 13042) (French Edition)

By autor: Jean de LA FONTAINE
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Pour la comédie, la tragédie ou l'éloquence, toutes les places étaient déjà prises. La Fontaine ressuscite alors la fable, qui dormait depuis l'antiquité et le Moyen Âge. Un genre très humble mais qui lui offrait tout le théâtre de l'univers. Avec des animaux, il allait bâtir une comédie humaine immense et prodigieuse de délices et de cruauté, et réinventer, dirait-on, la langue française. Il parl...

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Publisher: 12-21 (November 29, 2012)
Publication Date: November 29, 2012
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Language: French
ASIN: B00AF0G85G
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e nous parlons aujourd'hui.La Fontaine était un enfant, un sphinx, un farceur, un philosophe, un génie du langage. La légende de sa bonhomie distraite et paresseuse cache un sage oriental, un voluptueux, un sorcier, un enchanteur, un poète adorable. Rien n'égale, dans aucune littérature, la popularité de ses fables. Le lire et le relire, c'est retrouver le paradis sur terre.