At the height of his creative verve, Jean de la Fontaine, the famous fabulist, regularly found himself confronted with the recurring problem of inspiration. So, to stimulate his narrative imagination, he asks the valets of his protector, Madame de La Sablière, to take him in a sedan chair, into the heart of a green setting: the countryside, in order to serve as a setting and decor natural to his fables. To perfect this setting, he calls on his two servants, Colin and Guillot, asking them to interpret the roles of the various animals mentioned in several fables.
The exercise of “taming” a particular genre ends up constituting a very original menagerie.
Jean de la Fontaine, the famous fabulist, regularly finds himself confronted with the recurring problem of inspiration. To stimulate his imagination, he asks the servants of his protector, Madame de La Sablière, to take him to the countryside.
7 staged fables:
• The wolf and the lamb
• The Fox and the Crow
• The fox and the grapes
• The bunny and the turtle
• The rooster and the fox
• The wolf and the dog
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