Jean de la Fontaine - le roman de renard & autres fables

Description

This legendary adaptation of one of the most enduring works of medieval literature is primarily aimed at teenagers. They will appreciate the ingenuity of Renard the Fox in preparing his good tricks or getting out of a bad situation, but it will also educate them, as the transposition of feudal life into the animal world is a humorous parody of the characteristics of society. Cunning, cruel, cautious, hypocritical, skillful, or even courtly, the fox is omnipresent in La Fontaine's fables. And if, ultimately, all the different character traits of this animal with such a fertile imagination were not those of men? Renard and the fish merchants, Renard and Isangrin fishing, Renard and Tiécelin the crow, Renard and Chantecler, Renard and Tibert the Cat, Renard and Brun the bear. Told by Gérard Philipe, Louis Seigner, Béatrice Bretty, Gisèle Casadesus, Olivier Ritt, and Denis d'Inés.