Laure Adler (

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Laure Clauzet; born 11 March 1950, in

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Essays

* 1979: ''À l'Aube du féminisme : les premières journalistes'', Payot. * 1981: ''Misérable et glorieuse. La femme au XIXe siècle'', under the direction of Jean-Paul Aron, Fayard. * 1983: ''Secrets d'alcôve : une histoire du couple de 1830 à 1930'', Hachette Littératures. * 1987: ''Avignon : 40 ans de festival'', with Alain Veinstein, Hachette. * 1990: ''La Vie quotidienne dans les maisons closes de 1830 à 1930'', Hachette. * 1994: ''Les Femmes politiques'', Le Seuil. * 2006: ''Les femmes qui lisent sont dangereuses'', with Stefan Bollmann, Flammarion. * 2007: ''Les femmes qui écrivent vivent dangereusement'', with Stefan Bollmann, Flammarion. * 2008: ''Femmes hors du voile'', photographs by Isabelle Eshraghi, éditions du Chêne. * 2009: ''Les femmes qui aiment sont dangereuses'', with Elisa Lécosse, Flammarion. * 2010: ''La Beauté des nuits du monde'' by Marguerite Duras, texts selected and presented by Laure Adler, ''

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'', series "Voyager avec" * 2011: ''Les femmes qui lisent sont de plus en plus dangereuses'', with Stefan Bollmann, Flammarion. * 2011: ''Manifeste féministe'', éd. Autrement. * 2012: ''Le Bruit du monde'', éditions Universitaires d'Avignon. * 2013: ''La Vie quotidienne dans les maisons closes'', éditions Fayard. * 2016: ''Tous les soirs'', éditions Actes Sud.

Tales

* 1995: ', Flammarion (rééd. 2011, with a foreword). * 2001: ''À ce soir'', Gallimard.

Novel

* 2013: ''Immortelles'', Grasset.

Interviews

* 2002: ''Avant que la nuit ne vienne'', with

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, Grasset. * 2006: ''Jean-Pierre Chevènement : entretiens'', éditions Michel de Maule. * 2007: ''Starck, Philippe : entretiens'', Flammarion. * 2007: ''J. Attali : entretiens'', éditions Michel de Maule. * 2009: ''Le Théâtre, oui quand même'', with

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, éditions Universitaires d'Avignon. * 2009: ''Histoire de notre collection de tableaux - Pierre Bergé Yves Saint Laurent'', with Pierre Bergé, Actes Sud. * 2009: ''La Passion de l'absolu'', with George Steiner, éditions de l'Aube. * 2010: ''Roland Dumas : entretiens'', éditions Michel de Maule. * 2011: ''Le Chemin de la vie'', with

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Prefaces

* 2000: ''Une histoire du racisme : des origines à nos jours'' by

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, Le Livre de Poche/France Culture. * 2002: ''Petites chroniques de la vie comme elle va'' by Étienne Gruillot, Éditions du Seuil. * 2003: ''Marguerite Duras et l'histoire'' by Stéphane Patrice, PUF. * 2004: ''Rwanda : un génocide oublié ? Un procès pour mémoire'' by Laure de Vulpian, Brussels, éditions Complexe. * 2005: ''Les Deux Amants'' de Marie de France, Bruxelles, éditions Complexe. * 2010: ''Alain Crombecque. Au fil des rencontres'' by Christine Crombecque, postface, Actes Sud. * 2010: '' Voyage et gourmandises en pays Salers'' by Régine Rossi-Lagorce, éditions Mines de rien. * 2011: ''Dimanche et autres nouvelles'' by Irène Némirovsky, Le Livre de Poche.

Participations

* 1999: ''L'Illettrisme en toutes lettres. Textes, analyses, documents, entretiens, témoignages'', éditions Flohic. * 2005: ''Paris. Au nom des femmes'', Descartes & Cie. * 2006: ''L'Universel au féminin'', tome 3, L'Harmattan. * 2008: ''Festival d'Aix : 1948-2008'', Actes Sud. * 2010: ''Voyager avec Marguerite Duras'', édition ''La Quinzaine littéraire''. * 2010: ''Pensez, lisez. 40 livres pour rester intelligent !!!'', Éditions Points. * 2012: ''Le Bruit du monde : le geste et la parole'', éditions universitaires d'Avignon.

Decorations

* Officer of the Legion of Honour, 31 December 2015Décret du 31/12/2015
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References

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