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Mar 2024

11m 25s

Lecture commentée de Simone Weil, sur le...

Jérôme RAVENET

About this episode

Courte explication de texte guidée sur un texte de Simone Weil, extrait de La Condition Ouvrière, 1941.

Méthodologie de l'explication de texte.

Notions clés : travail, aliénation/liberté, conscience, devoir et besoins de l'âme, misère/pauvreté, dignité, beauté.

Est aussi cité : Marcel Conche, Homère, 2002.

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