Rabelais et le theatre
By (author) Classiques Garnier
This study aims to restore the importance of the theater in the genesis and writing of the pantagruelic mythologies. Rabelais brings forth an unprecedented work in which erudition meets passion fort the stage.
- By (author) Classiques Garnier
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