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EPISODE · Dec 3, 2022 · 43 MIN

A Manifesto for the Working Class. Lecture by Édouard Louis

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Édouard Louis 2022: This lecture was held on November 18th at The House of Literature in Norway, during their three days of conversations, lectures, and events from Édouard Louis’ writing and works.The lecture was written for this occasion and centres around Louis’ recent experience of losing his older brother.Few writers have championed the working class like Édouard Louis. In each of his five novels, he portrays the struggles and aspirations of an often undermined and ignored group, exemplified by a family member or himself. His literature concerns itself with the psychological obstacles to self-fulfilment and shows how the strongest contempt for the working class is often held by the people within it. Louis was also vocal in supporting the Yellow Vests movement in 2018. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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