Le bal des illusions
ce que la France croit, ce que le monde voit
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Richard Verly's 'Le bal des illusions' examines the discrepancies between France's self-perception and its global image.
Verly, drawing on his experience as a correspondent, critiques the illusions that shape French society.
He challenges the myths and misconceptions that influence French politics, culture, and identity.
The book explores how France's historical narratives and cultural biases affect its interactions with the world.
Verly offers a fresh perspective on France's strengths and weaknesses, providing insights into its role on the international stage.
He encourages readers to critically examine the assumptions that underpin France's national identity.
Verly, drawing on his experience as a correspondent, critiques the illusions that shape French society.
He challenges the myths and misconceptions that influence French politics, culture, and identity.
The book explores how France's historical narratives and cultural biases affect its interactions with the world.
Verly offers a fresh perspective on France's strengths and weaknesses, providing insights into its role on the international stage.
He encourages readers to critically examine the assumptions that underpin France's national identity.
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