In 1972, the French television program Aujourd’hui Madame featured Françoise d’Eaubonne. Faced with an opponent who doesn’t understand why the feminist activist doesn’t want women to take power in place of men, Françoise replies succinctly:
– All power is bad in anyone’s hands.
– Why take it, then?
– To destroy it!
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Le Paris, Encre, 366 pages. Shocked by the disappearance of Simone de Beauvoir in 1986, in this book Françoise insisted on describing for us the one whose The Second Sex had marked her so much. The friendship that united them, Beauvoir’s literary work and his intimate relationship with Sartre, as well as the few theoretical disagreements…
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Le Éditions Famot. Note: Awaiting annotation.
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Le Czytelnik Publishing, Warsaw Polish translation of La Vie passionnée de Verlaine. Note: Awaiting annotation.
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Le Paris, L’Harmattan, 170 pages. Collection Questions Contemporaines. Note: Awaiting annotation.
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Le Paris, Seghers, 349 pages. ” 1896 ; un dur hiver noircit les vitres de Paris ; la neige a couvert les trottoirs d’un drap épais, puis a fondu ; on attend à nouveau qu’elle tombe. Chaque bec de gaz crache sa flamme jaune au cœur d’une plume de paon, irisation des gouttelettes de la brume….
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Le Paris, Pierre Seghers (coll. Poésie 54 n°374), 15 pages. Titled with a verse by Nazim Hickmet and dedicated to Henri Lefèbvre, nine poems in three sections. The first on love, its struggles and its sufferings, the second in memory of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg (four years later, Françoise will choose “Julius” as a middle name…