LES METAMORPHOSES

The Metamorphoses were composed at the beginning of the Christian era by the Latin poet Ovid, just before his relegation on the shores of the Black Sea. This collection consists of a multitude of short stories inspired by mythologies, epics and tragedies both Greek and Roman: A world-book, in turn uplifting, gallant and burlesque whose voice is inspired by Michel Vuillermoz, member of the Comédie-Française, reveals the spirit and the flavors of the work. Frémeaux & Associés and Les Belles Lettres offer, for the first time in audio books, an ideal library of the great literary texts of Greek and Latin Antiquity. Whether one has read these works or always dreamed of doing so, this collection brings to the fore texts that are still current, served by faithful translations and by the interpretation of the greatest French-language actors. \\naxussv-Store\Images\PhysicalImages\9782844681423.pt01.jpg 0_x000D_ 100447 FA8143 FA8143 9782844681430 LES FEMMES DU XVIII SIECLE Garcia, Nicole Madame de Pompadour, ; Marie Antoinette, FRE FRÉMEAUX & ASSOCIÉS COMPACT DISC /Images/CoverArt/FA8143.jpg 2023-02-28 01:37:41.020 19.49 29.99 9782844681430 2020-05-15 00:00:00.000 2020-05-15 00:00:00.000 35.99 23.39 100447 1057 0 \\naxussv-Store\Images\PhysicalImages\9782844681430.jpg 4 \\naxussv-Store\Images\PhysicalImages\Thumbnails\9782844681430.jpg There is a form that fertilizes the literary and political fields in the 18th century: that of the letter. And more specifically that of female correspondence. It is the expression, for women of the aristocratic elite, of a progressive breakthrough from the private to the public domain. Building on the Sevignean precedent, the letter-makers understood that the letter is action. They understand that this action is real and effective, as perfectly illustrated by the sensitive reading of Nicole Garcia of the many letters from Madame de Pompadour, the most famous favorite of Louis XV, and Marie-Antoinette, the last" queen of France. From their "passionate nature" to their "reflective nature", we appreciate the character and influence of these two powerful women, essential figures in our collective memory.