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EPISODE · Oct 2, 2024 · 27 MIN

#3: Couvre-feu

from Monique Saint-Hélier : l’Œuvre infinie · host Chahut média

Commencé en 1940 et tenu jusqu’en 1948, le Journal de Monique Saint-Hélier s’envisage à la fois comme le laboratoire de son œuvre littéraire, un espace où la colère et la déception sont exprimées sans retenue, et la chronique attentive de ses souffrances et de ses espoirs au fil de l’Occupation à Paris. Un document exceptionnel constitué de dix-neuf carnets miraculeusement découverts bien après la mort de la romancière et qui éclairent d’un jour nouveau le parcours d’une femme et d’une écrivaine hors du commun. Avec Daniel Maggetti, Rachel Noël, Stéphane Pétermann, Alexandra Weber Berney.

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Commencé en 1940 et tenu jusqu’en 1948, le Journal de Monique Saint-Hélier s’envisage à la fois comme le laboratoire de son œuvre littéraire, un espace où la colère et la déception sont exprimées sans retenue, et la chronique attentive de ses...

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