Exil et migration chez les Grecs (Antiquité)

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Durant l'Antiquité, les Grecs vivent dans un monde où les migrations sont très fréquentes pour différents raisons (bannissement, esclavage, colonisation, recherche d'une vie plus confortable). De nombreux grecs sont donc en situation d'exil, mais des étrangers exilés vivent aussi dans les cités-Etats grecques. Que ressentent-ils?Dans sa tragédie Les Phéniciennes, Euripide fait parler Polynice sur sa situation d'exilé dans un dialogue avec sa mère, Jocaste. Ecoutez comment des élèves de 6e du collège ont mis en voix ce dialogue.Sons: MusineKitPhoto: Aris Messinis (Camp de Moria, Lesbos, Grèce).

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