2000 : La Plume et le Bâillon – Violette Leduc, Nicolas Genka, Jean Sénac, trois écrivains victimes de la censure
Paris, L’Esprit Frappeur, 136 pages. Note: Awaiting annotation.
Paris, L’Esprit Frappeur, 136 pages. Note: Awaiting annotation.
Françoise is 80 years old. Interviewed in a café in Saint-Denis (Paris) about *Le Sexocide des sorcières*, she discusses the Abrahamic religions and, more broadly, misogyny, patriarchy, and the gynophobia of the *Mannerbund*. She paints a brief portrait of herself, talks about her work as a writer, and shares a few childhood memories.
Paris, L’Esprit Frappeur, 156 pages. In this book, Françoise retraces the masculine obsession, since the destruction of matricentric cultures, with making the feminine disappear. “It is indeed in the Christian West, future creator of the ‘state of law’, that this dream of sexocide by the stake of witches manifested the earliest and most spectacularly. (…)…
Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 192 pages. In this intimate essay, Françoise returns to her passion for words. Not by navel-gazing, as René de Ceccatty rightly said in a literary review of Le Monde in 1997, but to remind us of Danièlle Sallenave’s saying: “The book does not replace anything, but nothing replaces the book”. La…
Paris, l’Harmattan, 105 pages. In July 1994, in a letter to Alain Lezongar, Françoise wrote these few lines about the work she had just begun, which would be published three years later under the title Féminin et philosophie. “I’ve taken “Woman and Philosophy” seriously, thanks to the book you sent me [Haine de la philosophie,…
Novelist born in 1907 and died in 1972, Violette Leduc had a strong impact on Françoise d’Eaubonne. The two writers were also friends. For a Violette Leduc symposium organized at the Charles-de-Gaulle University in Lille, on March 15 and 16, 1996, Françoise wrote this text about the difficult reception by the French public of the…
Samzidat[auto-édition] , 182 pages. Note: Awaiting annotation.
Paris, l’Harmattan, 328 pages. Collective work with six texts by Françoise. Note: Awaiting annotation.
Paris, Editions de Magrie, 93 pages. We don’t have more details about this edition at this time. Note: Awaiting annotation.