1974 : Les Grandes Énigmes des civilisations disparues
Collective work in several volumes, Éditions Famot. Volume III: Prehistory and the origins of man, megaliths and mysterious stones. Contribution from Françoise unidentified
1974 : Histoire de l’anarchie – tome 1
with Paul Ulrich and Pierre Nouaille, Éditions Famot. Note: Awaiting annotation.
1974 : Le Féminisme ou la Mort
Paris, Pierre Horay Publisher, coll. Femmes en mouvement n°2, 374 pages. Note: Awaiting annotation. reissued under: Feminism or Death. Paris, le Passager clandestin, 2021, 332 pages.
1974 : Geni del Crimine
Genève, Éditions Ferni Signed by Nouailles and d’Eaubonne, this 250-page work may not have been published in French.
1974 : La Drogue
F. d’Eaubonne, C-P. PAJARD et P. ULRICH. Geneva, Famot, 247 pages. Françoise took charge of the first part, the history of drugs, covering 130 pages. This commissioned work is not as bland as one might fear. Although dated, it nevertheless evokes the establishment by colonial states of a lucrative trade, with complete disregard for the…
1973 : Les Grands Conquérants – Alexandre le Grand, Justinien de Byzance, Gengis Khan
Chapter with unknown title in MICHAL, Bernard (éd.), Françoise D’EAUBONNE, Jean DELAMOTTE et Pierre GUILLEMOT. Les Grands Conquérants ; Alexandre le Grand, Justinien de Byzance, Gengis Khan. Éditions de Crémille, 254 pages. Note: Awaiting annotation.
1973 : Carlo Magno. I Vichinghi: Erik il Rosso e i suoi figli. Guglielmo il Conquistatore
Genève, Éditions Ferni Italian edition. Chapter with unknown title in MICHAL, Bernard (éd.), Françoise D’EAUBONNE, Jean DELAMOTTE et Pierre GUILLEMOT. Les Grands Conquérants ; Alexandre le Grand, Justinien de Byzance, Gengis Khan.
1972 : Le Fléau social n° 2
Journal of FHAR, the Front Homosexuel d’Action Révolutionnaire, which Françoise co-founded. Several authors. Note: Awaiting annotation.
1972: Le Féminisme, histoire et actualité
Paris, Alain Moreau, 400 pages. This book is a very dense essay on the history of feminism, from Antiquity to the beginnings of the American and French Women’s Liberation Movements. Françoise d’Eaubonne analyzes these “primordial historical facts” which are “phallocratism, sexism, then feminism”. Based on a very wide variety of references (psychoanalytical, anthropological, historical, literary,…