Back in Reims just published in paperback "Champs-Flammarion. is the text that appears on the back cover:
After the death of his father, Didier Eribon regains its original environment with which he had broken more or less thirty years ago. He then decided to delve into his past. Endeavoring to trace the history of his family and the lives of his parents and grandparents, referring to the working world of his childhood, returning its path of upward mobility, he mingles at each stage of the narrative elements thinking about the classes, the school system, the manufacture of identity, sexuality, politics, political parties, the significance of the vote, etc..
reregistering and individual trajectories in the determinations community, he wonders about the multiplicity of forms of domination and thus the resistance.
A great book of sociology and critical theory.
Didier Eribon is a professor at the Faculty of Philosophy, Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Amiens. He also taught at UC Berkeley (USA).
author of numerous books including Reflections on the gay issue (Fayard, 1999), A moral minority (Fayard, 2001), On a conservative revolution and its impact on the French left (Leo Scheer, 2007), it was the 2008 recipient of the prestigious Brudner Prize awarded annually by Yale University.
author of numerous books including Reflections on the gay issue (Fayard, 1999), A moral minority (Fayard, 2001), On a conservative revolution and its impact on the French left (Leo Scheer, 2007), it was the 2008 recipient of the prestigious Brudner Prize awarded annually by Yale University.
"diffi island to report on all the thinking and the emotion aroused by reading the book"
Annie Ernaux
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