I used to think The Cicada and the Ant was a pro-capitalist fable. Now I don't think so anymore. Here are a few good reasons to like Jean de La Fontaine in 2020.
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- La Cigale et la fourmi by Jean de La Fontaine 
- The Cicada and the Ant by Jean de La Fontaine, translated by Robert Thomson.</li>
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Image: La Cigale et la Fourmi, illustrated by Boutet de Monvel.

I used to think The Cicada and the Ant was a pro-capitalist fable. Now I don't think so anymore. Here are a few good reasons to like Jean de La Fontaine in 2020. Quoted text: - La Cigale et la fourmi by Jean de La Fontaine - The Cicada and the Ant by Jean de La Fontaine, translated by Robert Thomson. Image: La Cigale et la Fourmi, illustrated by Boutet de Monvel.

The Cicada and the Ant: A Political Stance

Exploring the intricacies of Genre in pop culture and all the stupid reasons academic circles are so against it, reasons usually boiling down to “it’s pop culture”. But mostly it’s just one guy talking about cultural objects he likes.

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