Lou Faust païsan - Éloi Abert, Claudine Fréchet
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Lou Faust païsan - Eloi Abert's The Pagan Faust, a play that can be considered as the author's most important piece of art. Claudine Fréchet concludes that the play of Eloi Abert is a form of resistence against the materialistic way of life which came to dominate the countryside by the beginning of the 20th century. Jean-Pierre Huguet éditeur.
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Lou Faust païsan - Éloi Abert - Traduction Claudine Fréchet
Faust, personnage universel, ici se fait paysan à Chantemerle-les-Blés. Une adaptation d’Éloi Abert dans le parler occitan local.
Claudine Fréchet presents Eloi Abert's The Pagan Faust (Lou Faust paisan), a play that can be considered as the author's most important piece of art. In the essay the three versions of the legend are compared: the original legend, the Volksbuch version, the version of Goethe and that of Eloi Abert. Ms Fréchet concludes that the play of Eloi Abert is a form of resistence against the materialistic way of life which came to dominate the countryside by the beginning of the 20th century.
Cette pièce de 1156 vers est présentée en triptyque : la version originale en parler occitan, sa traduction en français et sa transcription en graphie occitane normalisée.
Ouvrage illustré de vignettes de Pascale Berthouze.
Edition Jean-Pierre Huguet.
L-9782907410366
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Data sheet
- Type
- Paperback
- Year
- 2002
- Language
- French + Occitan
- Pages
- 158
- Format
- 15 x 22 cm
- Distributor
- Jean-Pierre Huguet
- ISBN
- 2-907410-36-9
- Bonus
- Illustration P. Berthouze
Specific References
- EAN13
- 9782907410366
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Lou Faust païsan - Eloi Abert's The Pagan Faust, a play that can be considered as the author's most important piece of art. Claudine Fréchet concludes that the play of Eloi Abert is a form of resistence against the materialistic way of life which came to dominate the countryside by the beginning of the 20th century. Jean-Pierre Huguet éditeur.