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Matrix
Book • 2020
Lauren Groff's novel 'Matrix' is a fictionalized biography of Marie de France, a 12th-century poet and mystic.
The story follows Marie as she is sent to England to lead an impoverished abbey, where she uses her visions and determination to create a powerful and self-sufficient community of women.
The novel delves into themes of female ambition, power, and creativity in a medieval world.
The story follows Marie as she is sent to England to lead an impoverished abbey, where she uses her visions and determination to create a powerful and self-sufficient community of women.
The novel delves into themes of female ambition, power, and creativity in a medieval world.
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Mentionné par Edwige Chirouter comme exemple d'œuvre pour aborder la question de la vérité et de l'illusion.
Edwige Chirouter et la philosophie avec les enfants
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Novelist Lauren Groff on the other Matrix
