Season 14 · 21 Oct 2025The silences of the media uproar - new cycle: the Atlanticist re-Nazification.- 19:19Mentioned ironically in connection with the moral reproaches made against Freud.
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Dominique Pagani gives no sustained analysis of Sandrine Rousseau. He mentions her in passing, always ironically, as the figure of a certain contemporary feminism against which some classic texts can be set. Thus, in 2023 as in 2025, when commenting on a line or passage by Baudelaire about women, he jokingly imagines what she would make of it. On one occasion he adds that the mention is not worth dwelling on123. In 2025 he also brings her up, again ironically, in connection with the moral reproaches made against Freud4. In another session, he contrasts what he calls her "gender identity problems" with the anxieties of the "période de soudure" (the lean season before harvest), which belong to an entirely different order of concerns5. In these passages she is never an object of study. She appears as a quick counterpoint to his readings of Baudelaire or Freud, and to his reflections on identity.
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Sandrine Rousseau (French pronunciation:; born 8 March 1972) is a French economist and politician who has represented the 9th constituency of Paris in the National Assembly since 2022. Member of Europe Ecology – The Greens (EELV), she has been widely seen as a figurehead of France's MeToo movement against sexual violence, and describes herself as an ecofeminist. […]
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