Manger : À travers 19 textes cultes commentés de la littérature classique

Faut-il manger pour vivre, ou vivre pour manger ?

La madeleine de Proust est-elle vraiment celle que l'on croit ?

La trompe d'éléphant est-elle comestible ?

Vous trouverez réponse à ces épineuses questions, et à bien d'autres, dans notre sélection de 19 textes cultes commentés

Une balade littéraire divertissante et instructive à travers les textes de Brillat-Savarin, La Bruyère, Théophile Gauthier, Proust, Zola, Rabelais, Flaubert, Balzac, Maupassant, Molière, Hugo, Huysmans, Pétrone, Daudet, Madame de Sévigné et des Frères Goncourt.

Bon appétit !

Textes commentés par Sylvain Trias.

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12/7/2024

Ce livre est délicieux et réjouissant ssant, et la lecture en est parfaite. Il m'a donné envie de (ré)lire ou écouter tous ces chefs d'oeuvre. Merci :-)

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