<transcript><audio_102> Le droit a longtemps été considéré comme, enfin longtemps depuis disons le XXe siècle, ce n'était pas le cas avant, a été considéré comme une discipline austère, hermétique et finalement barbaraise.</transcript><transcript><audio_103> assommante comme l'a dit un commentateur c'est un c'est un préjugé qui est bien</transcript><caption><image_104>The image shows a man and a woman sitting on a stage in a conference room. They are facing each other and appear to be engaged in a conversation. The man is on the right side of the image, wearing a suit and glasses, and the woman is sitting on the left side. They both have papers and a cup on the table in front of them. The background is a plain white wall with a wooden floor. The image appears to be taken from a low angle, looking up at the two people.</caption><transcript><audio_105> Je ne me déplace pas au déplaisir de vous faire part d'un autre témoignage, qui est celui de Flaubert, étudiant en première année de droit, que vous connaissez peut-être, mais que je ne cesse de citer à mes étudiants.</transcript><transcript><audio_106> à son ami Ernest Chevalier, c'était un compagnon de Frasque, en 1842. Je ne vois rien de... Donc, il est étudiant en première année de droit, ou en troisième, je ne sais pas, en licence. Cher Ernest, je ne vois rien</transcript><transcript><audio_107> Si ce n'est l'étude du droit. J'y travaille avec dégoût. Quelques semaines plus tard, le droit me tue, m'abrutit, me disloque.</transcript><transcript><audio_108> Et quelques semaines plus tard, je pourrais citer une dizaine d'extraits de cet akabie. Je ne sais trouver pour le droit</transcript> less useful than sociology in short law has long been considered for a long time since say the 20th century it doesn't  is not the case before it was considered an austere hermetic discipline and ultimately boring, boring as a commentator said, it is dying out, it is a prejudice which is very very tenacious, I do not  cannot resist the disappointments pleasure of reading you to share with you another testimony that of flaubert first studies rights that you perhaps know but that I never stop quoting my students to encourage them flaubert writes to his friend a staircase he was a companion in escapades in 1842 I don't see anything about pay so he is a student in the first year of law or in the third I don't know in license with Ernest I don't see anything stupider than law except that  is the study  of the law I work on it with disgust a few weeks later the law kills me mrs idiots dislocates me it is impossible for me to work on it and well and a few weeks later but I could it was about ten extracts of this ilk I do not know how to find for the right to these
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