L'Art de péter
L'Art de péter (French pronunciation: [laʁ də pete], "The Art of Farting") is a satirical and humorous pseudo-medical essay by Pierre-Thomas-Nicolas Hurtaut, published anonymously in 1751. The essay explores the topic of flatulence in a comedic and exaggerated manner, discussing various aspects such as different types of farts, their sounds, smells, and potential social implications.
Context
[edit]"L'Art de péter" is considered a lighthearted and playful piece of literature, often appreciated for its wit and satire. It reflects the libertine spirit and comedic style prevalent during the Age of Enlightenment in France.
Subtitle
[edit]The book is subtitled: L’Art de péter, Essai théori-physique et méthodique à l’usage des personnes constipées, des personnes graves et austères, des dames mélancoliques et de tous ceux qui restent esclaves du préjugé.
Editions
[edit]- L'Art de péter, foreword by Franck Évrard, Paris, Maison du dictionnaire, 2007
- L'Art de péter, foreword by Antoine de Baecque, Paris, Payot (éditions), coll. "Petite Bibliothèque Payot", 2011 (1st éd. 2006) ISBN 9782228906708
- L'Art de péter, Paris, Éditions Points, 2011 ISBN 978-2-7578-2195-4
External links
[edit]- L'Art de péter, Read online
- L’Art de péter on Wikisource
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