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Antimanuel de mythologie grecque T.2 : Questionner
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Après un premier livre remarqué (Antimanuel de mythologie grecque. Livre 1 : Raconter), Alexandre Leboeuf se replonge dans la peau du conteur pour nous emmener en voyage en Grèce, sur les lieux qui ont vu naître et grandir les grands récits de cette mythologie plusieurs fois millénaire. La poésie et la franchise de son écriture sont mises au service des grands récits qui ont forgé et qui nourrissent encore l
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| Release date | September 28th 2020 |
| Language | French |
| Publisher | L'instant même |
| Collection | Connaître |
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| Number of pages | 154 pages |
| Composition | Single-component retail product |
| Support | Paperback / softback |
| Format | Mass market (rack) paperback |
| Measure | 17.8 cm (Height), 10.8 cm (Width) |
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