L'universel (au) féminin: Hannah Arendt, Camille Claudel, Marie Curie, Françoise Dolto, Eleanor Roosevelt, Clara Schumann (French Edition)
by Hélène Langevin-Joliot, Jean-Pierre Winter, Hélène Harter, Brigitte Francois-Sappey, Anne Delbee, Laure Adler, Jean-Paul Guetny
This French-language volume gathers essays on Hannah Arendt, Camille Claudel, Marie Curie, Françoise Dolto, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Clara Schumann. Through multiple contributors, it presents a varied portrait of women whose ideas, creativity, discoveries, and public engagement have left a lasting mark on modern history and culture.
About This Book
This French-language collection brings together perspectives on six influential women from intellectual, artistic, scientific, political, and cultural life.
Hannah Arendt, Camille Claudel, Marie Curie, Françoise Dolto, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Clara Schumann are presented through contributions from multiple authors.
The volume explores the singular paths and achievements associated with these figures, while considering their broader place in history and society.
Written by Hélène Langevin-Joliot, Jean-Pierre Winter, Hélène Harter, Brigitte Francois-Sappey, Anne Delbee, Laure Adler, and Jean-Paul Guetny.
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