Pantagruel

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Pantagruel

By: François Rabelais

Narrated by: Pierre-François Garel

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XVIème siècle. Fils de Gargantua, Pantagruel est un géant qui, bébé, réduit son berceau en miettes, mange le jarret de sa nourrice et étrangle des ours à mains nues. Adolescent, il décide de parfaire son éducation en faisant le tour des universités de France. Sur la route, il se moque des étudiants pédants, visite des librairies riches en savoir, et rencontre Panurge, un polyglotte vivant des indulgences et des faux mariages. Burlesque philosophique, lutte contre l'obscurantisme, et aventures agités, « Pantagruel » est un classique à lire. Rabelais, plein d'humour, parodie les romans chevaleresques, et met au premier plan les idéaux humanistes de la Renaissance.

ATTENTION : Le prologue et le premier chapitre sont lus en moyen-français, puis la suite est lue en français moderne. Le texte a été abrégé.

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