Paris, Des Femmes–Antoinette Fouque, 250 pages. Released on November 10, this third volume closes (almost) the saga of the Without our knowing the reasons, this text, written in the early 1980s, had never been published. However, as Élise Thiébaut writes in her...
Milan, Prospero Editore, 432 pages. Released November 10, 2022, with a critical introduction by Sara Marchesi. According to shared opinion, this introduction is very good. Sara Marchesi, beyond a careful reading of Françoise, shares with her sources of reflection,...
Paris, Des Femmes–Antoinette Fouque, 650 pages . 1978. Contrairement à beaucoup de lectrices et lecteurs bien plus lucides que moi, ce roman, à sa sortie, me passe au-dessus de la tête ; je m’attendais à quelque chose d’aussi charmant que Le Satellite de l’Amande et...
Paris, Des Femmes–Antoinette Fouque, 176 pages . 1975. I am 21 years old, I have known Françoise for several months and we have already become inseparable. Des Femmes publish Le Satellite de l'Amande , a science fiction novel set in a world of women only. I'm excited....
USA, Verso Books. The incendiary French feminist work that defined ecofeminism is now available in English for the first time. Originally published in French in 1974, radical feminist Françoise d'Eaubonne's work takes stock of the situation of women around the world...
Paris, PUF, 2021 This book, which you might think was written by Françoise, is in fact a compilation of texts by Françoise, presented by Caroline Lejeune. I cannot tell you more because I never received a copy despite having requested one.
Paris, Julliard, 395 pages. Arguing for an approach that would make it possible to reconcile "both the rational and the irrational, the intellect and the instinct", Françoise opens the way to a process of completeness where hierarchies would finally be abolished, for...
Paris, Editions Charleston, 2021, réédition en poche 2024 THE book that did so much to bring Françoise back, and that her great posthumous friend Elise Thiébaud supports with tireless steadfastness over the years. Written during the pandemic, Elise was unable to...
Paris, Le passager Clandestin, 331 pages. Initially published in 1974, this founding book opens up new perspectives for ecological and feminist struggles, which Françoise tells us are called to join in the fight against patriarchy which, in the same movement,...