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""
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ex: Pot*er will return results with words starting with 'Pot' and ending in 'er'. In this case, 'Potter' will be a match.
Manufacturer: Librairie generale francaise
Product Code:
9782253009160
Release Date: 01 January 1974
Availability: In stock
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Machine Infernale
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Obéissant à lâoracle, Ådipe résout lâénigme du Sphinx, tue son père et épouse sa mère. La peste sâabat sur Thèbes qui a couronné un inceste et un parricide. Quand un berger dévoile la vérité, la machine infernale des dieux explose. Ådipe se crève les yeux et sa mère se pend. Sâinspirant du théâtre de Sophocle, Cocteau redonne vie aux grandes figures grecques : Ådipe, Jocaste, Antigone et Créon. Il philosophe en virtuose. Non, lâhomme nâest pas libre. Il naît aveugle et les dieux règlent sa destinée. Même le héros, celui qui sort du rang, doit se soumettre. Ce grand texte dit tout sur lâhomme avec infiniment dâhumour et de poésie.