From Literary Geographies to Literary Topologies in Lille, France

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The hike up to the castle was familiar. I used to call it a déjà-vu because I had done it innumerable times since one of my university classmates brought me here almost 20 years ago.

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English-language readers will be pleased to hear that in 2016 another of Patrick Modiano’s novels has been translated from French and is available in the UK. If, like me, and my Audible followers, you have become addicted to Modiano’s writing then this next one should be a real treat.

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On 7th May 1981 André Berten, a lecturer at the University of Louvain, engaged a visiting professor, Michel Foucault in dialogue over his research method, genealogy. This dialogue provided Foucault with the opportunity to explain his approach when he analysed collections of texts, a process he called in their discussion, « la généalogie des problèmes ».