Discours de la servitude volontaire

A speech to question his freedom in a modern and unpublished translation!Translation by Ambre Perez-ParfaitTeaching file by Cécile CathelinIn 1574, Étienne de La Boétie, a young student, said that if a people is enslaved, it is because he accepts the authority of the tyrant and submits to servitude. The power is thus based on the collaboration of the people. And if the key to freedom was simply the refusal of tyranny?Through this speech, the author proposes an ever-present reflection on society and on the precious good of freedom.Discover this text in an unpublished translation, adapted to the students of 1st.The highlights of the edition "Declic lycée" : READ A colour layout and aerationCOMPREND and ANALYSIS Questionnaires and topics BAC PROLONGER A group of texts and reading adviceRETAIN A complete and accessible dossier to retain the essentials+ A CARNET DE LECTURE and the abstract of the work in comics!