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"Du latin Mēdēa, issu du grec ancien Μήδεια, Mḗdeia."
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"text": "Ainsi, nous sommes partis d’une réécriture de l’un des mythes fondateurs de la civilisation occidentale — celui des Argonautes, qui se poursuit dans le mythe de Médée — pour mettre à jour la façon dont la dramaturgie du triptyque Rivage à l’abandon, Matériau-Médée et Paysage avec Argonautes vise explicitement à déconstruire ce mythe, à le démythifier, le déshéroïciser pour le faire choir dans l’Histoire réelle d’une civilisation toujours en quête de conquête et de domination."
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"text": "Ainsi, nous sommes partis d’une réécriture de l’un des mythes fondateurs de la civilisation occidentale — celui des Argonautes, qui se poursuit dans le mythe de Médée — pour mettre à jour la façon dont la dramaturgie du triptyque Rivage à l’abandon, Matériau-Médée et Paysage avec Argonautes vise explicitement à déconstruire ce mythe, à le démythifier, le déshéroïciser pour le faire choir dans l’Histoire réelle d’une civilisation toujours en quête de conquête et de domination."
}
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"Fille d’Éétès, roi de Colchide."
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"Du latin Mēdēa, issu du grec ancien Μήδεια, Mḗdeia."
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}
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"Diminutif du prénom masculin Amédée."
]
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"roman": "Mídia",
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"word": "Medea"
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{
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"word": "Media"
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"feminine"
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"word": "Medeia"
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"tags": [
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"word": "Медея"
}
],
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