Author: Antoine Lévêque
Antoine Lévêque

ANTOINE LéVêQUE

Chateaubriand, poet of revolt

Chateaubriand, poet of revolt

Chateaubriand no longer appeals to young people. Yet the political impact of his writings was considerable in the 19th century, so much so that he was long considered one of the beacons of rebellious youth. His style, which today is a little off-putting, had a lot to do with it.
The virtues of gallantry

The virtues of gallantry

Is gallantry an instrument of female submission? Certainly not, according to Jennifer Tamas, a specialist in 17th-century French literature and author of a recent essay on the subject.
Immigration: Labour's reality check

Immigration: Labour's reality check

The British Labour Party won last July's election thanks to the support of an electorate committed to a restrictive migration policy. However, it remains to be seen whether Labour will be able to deliver on its promises in this area.