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Catherine Clément

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Catherine Clement was professor of philosophy at the University of Paris.
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Theos Reise (1997) 620 Exemplare
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The Weary Sons of Freud (1978) 56 Exemplare
Eine Liebe in Indien (1993) 51 Exemplare
The Feminine and the Sacred (1998) 43 Exemplare
Claude Lévi-Strauss (1974) 35 Exemplare
Martin and Hannah (1999) 28 Exemplare
Der unvollendete Walzer (1992) 20 Exemplare
Dix mille guitares (2010) 15 Exemplare
The Call of the Trance (2011) 14 Exemplare
La Valse inachevée (1994) 10 Exemplare
La Sultane (1981) 10 Exemplare
La putain du diable (1996) 8 Exemplare
Mémoire (2009) 8 Exemplare
Jésus au bûcher (2000) 5 Exemplare
La Reine des cipayes (2012) 5 Exemplare
Aimons-nous les uns les autres (2014) 4 Exemplare
Adrienne Lecouvreur (1991) 4 Exemplare
La folle et le saint (1993) 4 Exemplare
Faire l'amour avec Dieu (2017) 3 Exemplare
Le roman du Taj Mahal (1997) 3 Exemplare
As novas Bacantes (1999) 3 Exemplare
Le Musée des sorcières (2020) 2 Exemplare
La princesse mendiante (2007) 2 Exemplare
Azul acero (2007) 2 Exemplare
L'Allemand de ma mère (2023) 2 Exemplare
Le Divan et le Grigri (2002) 1 Exemplar
Muhteşem senyora (2001) 1 Exemplar
Miroirs du sujet 1 Exemplar
Χιουρρέμ 1 Exemplar
Theo utazása 1 Exemplar
A viagem deThéo 1 Exemplar
Léonore ou l'amour conjugal (2023) 1 Exemplar
HURREM SULTAN 1 Exemplar
Theova cesta (2002) 1 Exemplar
Eloge de la nuit (2009) 1 Exemplar
Georg Groddeck 1 Exemplar
Jacques Derrida (1990) 1 Exemplar
L'Inde des Indiens (2006) 1 Exemplar
Afrique Esclave (1999) 1 Exemplar
Pour Sigmund Freud (2005) 1 Exemplar
Revue l'arc n° 54. (1973) 1 Exemplar
Die Senyora 1 Exemplar
IAD - PHILIPPE SOLLERS (1995) 1 Exemplar
Roland Barthes 1 Exemplar
Indu boy (2018) 1 Exemplar
Maison mère (2006) 1 Exemplar

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Gebräuchlichste Namensform
Clément, Catherine
Rechtmäßiger Name
Clément, Catherine
Geburtstag
1939-02-10
Geschlecht
female
Nationalität
Frankreich
Geburtsort
Boulogne-Billancourt, Hauts-de-Seine, Île-de-France, France
Wohnorte
Paris, Île-de-France, France
India
Austria
Senegal
Ausbildung
École Normale Supérieure
Berufe
philosopher
novelist
literary critic
feminist
cultural critic
Beziehungen
Clément, Jérome (brother)
Organisationen
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS)
Le Matin de Paris (Journal)
Ministère des Relations extérieures (Collaboratrice, Association Française d'Action Artistique)
Université populaire du quai Branly, Paris, France (2002)
France Culture (Radio)
Preise und Auszeichnungen
Ordre national du Mérite
Chevalier de la Légion d'honneur
Prix Francine and Antoine Bernheim (2021)
Kurzbiographie
Catherine Clément was born into a mixed Catholic-Jewish family. She received a degree in philosophy from the École Normale Supérieure in Paris; her professors included Claude Lévi-Strauss and Jacques Lacan. After teaching for 12 years, she retired from academia to write full-time. She produced feature articles for Matin de Paris on cultural life. In 1969, she was named head of the Ministry of Culture’s arts board, which took her to India for four years. Her affection for the country is evident in the nearly 30 fiction and nonfiction books she has written about it, including The Last Days of the Goddess (2006), For the Love of India (1993), and The Sultan (1981). Catherine Clément also has lived for extended periods of time in Austria and Senegal. In 2001, she entered politics with the presidential campaign of Jean-Pierre Chevènement. She was asked to write a report on culture on French television. She has also published books with Hélène Cixous and Julia Kristeva.

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Refugiado en París, Georges, un estudiante huido de las cárceles zaristas, conoce a Sipa, cuyos padres huyeron de los pogromos de Europa Central. Louise reside en París debido a que su padre, farmacéutico, fotógrafo y socialista, se vio obligado a abandonar Dinan debido a un escándalo. Allí conoce a Etienne Bleu, hijo de un tendero y futuro industrial químico. Georges y Sipa, Louise y Etienne se amarán, se casarán y tendrán hijos: Rébecca y André.
En vísperas de la Segunda Guerra Mundial, André, a quien todo el mundo denomina El príncipe, un heredero burgués de la tradición católica antisemita, se enamora de Rébecca, la judía centroerupea. El nacimiento de Natacha y Petia no logrará salvar a su matrimonio del naufragio. Tras la guerra, reconstruirán una nueva existencia... Natacha, por su parte, se ha convertido en una jovencísima profesora de la Sorbona donde vive comprometida los convulsos acontecimientos de mayo del 68 y las transformaciones sociales de la segunda mitad del siglo XX. Sin embargo, lo que define su vida es la historia particular de su familia que se teje con el correr de los tiempos. Más allá de los personajes de gran colorido, más allá de Louise Bley, a quien sus nietos llaman Azul acero y los demás, Madame, azul acero,
esta maravillosa novela de la celebrada Catherine Clément es un fresco que relata nuestro siglo con sus alegrías, sus tristezas y sus esperanzas.
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Natt90 | Jul 11, 2022 |
By far the weirdest academic book I've read. Yes, it is academic; it's been researched and has notes and everything, but the writing is personal and often poetic. It is nonfiction, but it's more narrative than research. If you can figure out how best to interpret it, you can glean a lot of useful insights from it.
 
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karimagon | 3 weitere Rezensionen | Jun 23, 2022 |
Wow... Remarkably difficult but I love her thought process.
 
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