"Hypersurveillance" et "Le blanc du drapeau" J. Scheibling et C. Chotil

from Entre les cases · host Delphine Freyssinet

Les invitées : Julie Scheibling et Clara ChotilNos gsm sont-ils dotés d’oreilles surpuissantes invisibles?Sans devenir parano, il est bon de se poser la question dans nos sociétés ultra connectées.Et c’est cette question que pose Julie Scheibling dans “Hypersurveillance enquête sur les nouveaux outils de contrôle” publiée chez Delcourt.Une BD documentaire ou enquête dessinée dont elle signe le scénario, Rémi Torregrossa étant aux dessins et aux couleurs.Une enquête vertigineuse qui nous concerne tous.Julie Scheibling signe également une autre BD publiée chez Albin Michel “Le blanc du drapeau”, dessinée par Clara Chotil.Une plongée dans la nébuleuse d'extrême droite et ses dérives sectaires.Playlist : Le monde s'est dédoublé - Clara YséHébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

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