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How should we accept growing old? It?s an inevitable progression, and yet in Western society the very subject is often taboo and shrouded in anxiety and shame. In this timely and essential book internationally renowned psychologist and bestselling author Marie de Hennezel offers a fresh perspective, confronting the inevitable grief we experience at the loss of our youth and showing why we should look forward to embracing everything aging has to offer.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A Real Gem!Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2013
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This is a great book, and it should be a must read for all baby boomers. It should also be a best seller and the only thing that's preventing it from becoming one is the price. I purchased it for 14.99 or something like that, and that was steep for a kindle book. I see now that it went down and I'm sure she'll sell a lot more. That said, this book is written with keen intelligence, a great heart and a lot of compassion for the difficult transition people of my generation are experiencing right now. The loss of one's youth is a bitter pill to swallow and she explores this in detail in this marvelous book. As we have to bravely confront the loneliness and terrors of old age, we need all the help we can get. Her book provides that and more, always stressing that it isn't all bad, that they are many rainbows, meadows and rays of sunshine ahead of us yet, and that the exquisite sensitivity we develop with age can also help us live out the time we have left on this earth more intensely and richly. The "fecundity" of our mind as she calls it, is a rich tapestry we've accumulated during our lifetimes, and the key is to accept the final journey with all its aches, pains, and infirmities. It's a process and it will take time, but if we look back with gratitude rather than bitterness over what we've become, we'll end our lives peacefully, perhaps even joyfully. I couldn't recommend this book enough. Her book has helped me personally and I'm very thankful I have it with me to read and reread whenever I need it.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Just as the title reads. Informative.Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2019
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5.0 out of 5 stars Best advice ever.Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2018
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Written very well. Great read. No BS or filler pages.Use this book and read it as many times as it is needed for your situation. If you can only afford one book....buy this one.
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3.0 out of 5 stars Not for everyone...Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2012
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I found this book to be a bit much for the ordinary person seeking encouragement in the process of aging. It appears
to be more likely to be read by professionals seeking to encourage clients.
First half is filled with the down side of aging, it gets better toward the end but still seems more for the professional.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Positive View of Old AgeReviewed in the United States on April 6, 2013
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This book thoroughly discusses the various aspects of aging and how to make the later years into something positive. I gained a better understanding of this stage of life.
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5.0 out of 5 stars aging gracefully...Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2013
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Can I really do that? I've embraced much of the teachings in the book, and found I had already been doing things the right way all along. So this book helped to encourage me on my way.
I find I smile a lot more, now that I am "old"..
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4.0 out of 5 stars The Art of Growing OldReviewed in the United States on January 17, 2013
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Written sort of like a thesis, but lots of information that makes you think. I am almost 60 and am hoping I can grow old gracefully and with joy.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Great Book!Reviewed in the United Kingdom on November 3, 2014
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I really appreciated reading this book. Much of it is the thoughts of the author regarding her own aging as well as writing the book. I have read two other books by the author which I found excellent.
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5.0 out of 5 stars great book, informative and helpfulReviewed in Canada on January 4, 2014
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An excellent, informative book written in a warm and caring style. Deals with the fears many of us have and then talks about the proactive things you can do and provides wonderful examples. Makes you want to move to France, though
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The Warmth of the Heart Prevents Your Body from Rusting: Ageing without growing old : de Hennezel, Marie: Amazon.com.au: Books
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The inevitable ageing process does not have to condemn us to solitude, suffering, degradation or dependency. In this eloquent meditation on ageing, Marie de Hennezel guides us through a true 'art of growing old'. She recalls her encounters as a clinical psychologist with extraordinary people who 'grow old gracefully' -- and through her experience shows us how to make the most of this time in our lives, to avoid depression and to stay happy. She believes that wherever we grow old and whatever our circumstances, if we can maintain energy in our hearts and believe in the power of joy and human warmth, this can transform us and the way we look at the world. This is a wonderful book with a powerful message that applies to everyone no matter how old they are. A bestseller in the author's native France, critics said: 'Marie de Hennezel explores the secret of eternal youth and provides us with the keys for a happy, free and spirited old age. A must read.' La Croix 'A message of happiness and wisdom for all ages.' Nouvelles Cles 'Marie de Hennezel delivers a wonderful lesson that will inspire anyone who wants to age without becoming old.' Le Figaro Magazine
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Marie de Hennezel is a respected psychologist and psychotherapist entrusted with the mission for raising palliative-care awareness by the Ministry of Health in France. She has written nine books about the end of life, including Seize the Day (previously Intimate Death), and is the author of two ministerial reports about caring for those with terminal illnesses. Her book The Warmth of the Heart Prevents Your Body from Rusting: Ageing without growing old was a Number One bestseller in France and a Top Ten bestseller in the UK.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Cheering and lovely bookReviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 9 February 2022
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I found this is a cheering and lovely book . The french author, who is a therapist, gives a series of commentaries on issues of ageing, sexuality, affection and friendship based on different people she has encountered . Her opinions and conclusions are encouraging and optimistic. I am in my early 70s and was delighted to read this .
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4.0 out of 5 stars Ageing without growing oldReviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 9 September 2011
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Like many others I heard extracts from this book on radio 4 and jotted down a note to buy it.
Typically I forgot about it for quite a while, then came across the note, ordered the book and read some reviews before it was delivered. Depressing! burnt it, binned it, put it on the compost! Oh dear I have wasted money.
Not so. Of course the early signs of growing old are depressing and the author illustrates this, maybe too much. But then she helps us to accept and work with these signs and to use them to our advantage, to enjoy ourselves and help others do the same. I was going to lend my book to a friend, but had filled the margins with stars and comments, so bought her a copy instead. So why only four stars? Well I have younger friends with debilitating illnesses. Marie de Hennezel gave little to discuss with them.Also she seems to assume that as we grow older we become wiser, calmer and quieter and I haven't noticed that happening to me. However I found much to value in this book and will certainly read parts of it again.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Inspiring!Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 10 November 2012
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This wonderful book is an inspiration to those of us of a certain age as we speedily and inexorably progress towards what we all hope will be an old age as stress free as possible.
Despite the inevitability of aches, pains or more serious conditions, the author, through her interviews with elderly people, reveals that attitude is all important to maintaining a positive outlook on this time of life.
The book is filled with poignant, tender and sometimes very funny, as well as frank, revelations from those in the autumn of life.
A delightful read and, I would suggest a "must" for anyone working with the elderly in any capacity.
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5.0 out of 5 stars A heart-warming and challenging bookReviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 31 March 2014
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This book could be written for people approaching old age, but would be of interest to any thoughtful person. After reading it I felt less anxiety about approaching old age but also more sense of responsibility for what I make of my life in the present. I have recommended it to several friends who all, apart from one, agreed with my judgment. I can recommend it as a book to read through and then, at various times, to pick up and reread a chapter here and there.
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4.0 out of 5 stars Thought provokingReviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on 20 December 2011
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I bought this book after hearing it featured on woman's hour on Radio 4. It deals with the difficult question of how to get old with dignity and grace in a society which places so little value on it's elderly and their care.
I found it both thought provoking and interesting although possibly somewhat idealistic in places. It does no harm to be reminded from time to time about the things in life which are of real value and there is nothing wrong with having something to aim at providing we don't give ourselves too much of a hard time when we inevitably fall short.
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Marie de Hennezel
For homonymous articles, see Hennezel .
Birth | (76 years old) Lyons |
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Formation | Education center of the Legion of Honor Paris-Sorbonne University Sorbonne-Nouvelle University Institute of intercultural management and communication Paris-Diderot University |
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Marie de Hennezel , born Marie Gaultier de la Ferrière 1 onin Lyon , is a French psychologist , psychotherapist and writer .
She is known for her commitment to improving end-of-life conditions. His works, his two reports to the government and his speeches on the subject have contributed to the evolution of the image of aging and old age in our society.
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A former student of the Legion of Honor educational establishments , Marie de Hennezel is a graduate of the Institute of Intercultural Management and Communication (ISIT) (1966) and holds a master's degree in English from the University of Paris III . .
After teaching English, she resumed studies to become a clinical psychologist. She obtained a diploma of specialized higher education (DESS) in clinical psychology at the University of Paris IV then a Diploma of advanced studies (DEA) in psychoanalysis at the University of Paris VII .in 1975. From 1975 to 1984, she worked as a clinical psychologist in several social welfare offices and in Family Planning, it was the time of the Veil law . Then from 1984 to 1986 she was a clinical psychologist in a psychiatric department at the Villejuif Regional Hospital Center 2 , 3 , 4 .
Through her brother Jacques de la Ferrière, then chief of protocol at the Élysée , she made the acquaintance of President Mitterrand in. Meetings with François Mitterrand will follow during the last twelve years of his life until3 . — For the 20th anniversary of her death, Marie de Hennezel publishes her book “Croire aux forces de l'esprit” Believe in the forces of the spirit” which draws the contours of her little-known inner personality. — 5 , 6 .
In 1987, she joined the first palliative care unit created in France, at the International Hospital of the University of Paris , by François Mitterrand. From 1992, she divided her time between this unit and an AIDS care unit at the Notre-Dame-du-Bon-Secours Hospital. She recounts this experience with people at the end of life in a book prefaced by François Mitterrand: Intimate death 7 , 8 , published by Robert Laffont () and translated into twenty languages 2 .
Her work in various associations N 1 , and her commitment to end-of-life support for people affected by HIV N 2 led her to complete her training in Jungian psychoanalysis with training in hapno-psychotherapy at the International Center for Research and Development of Haptonomy ( CIRDH ) in 1992 4 .
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Ofat, it transmits the experience of support, acquired with people at the end of life, through conferences 12 , 13 , 14 and training courses intended for health professionals.
In, the Minister of Health, Family and Disabled Persons, Jean-François Mattei entrusts him with a mission and a report to be written on the end of life. This "End of life, the duty to support" report () 15 inspired the parliamentary mission on end-of-life support 16 , and the law of"Rights of the sick and end of life" is an extension of this. Heard by the parliamentary mission, Jean-François Mattei, regretted that "the solidarity which was once manifested around the dying has been replaced by a solitude, an each for himself which does not encourage trust in others and which means that we prefer to rely on ourselves .
In, Philippe Douste-Blazy , Minister of Health, entrusted him with the mission of disseminating palliative culture 18 . He implements one of the measures of his report, the creation of an azur number : "Accompanying the end of life: getting informed, talking about it", which he inaugurates the. Marie de Hennezel then toured the regions of France for two years to assess the progress of palliative care and lead information forums on the Leonetti law and awareness of good end-of-life practices. She gave Roselyne Bachelot her mission report “la France palliative” 19 , in which she denounced “the unequal distribution of palliative culture in our country” and the lack of means to implement it. However, it mentions “interesting initiatives that we could draw inspiration from” and concrete proposals 20 . She concludes by recalling that these measures “assume the political will to make this pedagogy of the law a priority” 21.
Inshe was appointed as a member of the steering committee of the national end-of-life observatory . She resigned from this committee in 2012, following a disagreement concerning the methodology of the observatory, she disputes the usefulness of multiplying expensive reports which risk remaining a dead letter. As for her, she would have favored meeting “in the field” with people who are directly confronted with the difficulties of the end of life 22 , 23 , 24 .
Marie de Hennezel regularly leads seminars on “the art of aging well” for Audiens 25 , the mutual insurance company and pension fund for entertainment, audio-visual and press professions. She is a member of the honorary committee of the collective More Dignified Life 26 and is also an administrator and a member of the scientific committee of the Korian Foundation 8 . , 28 .
In, at the request of the NGO Elise Care, Marie de Hennezel went to Iraqi Kurdistan to train psychologists in charge of psychological support for Yésidi refugees, and in particular women who have returned from Daesh camps 29 [insufficient source] .
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- Intimate death ( pref. François Mitterand ), Robert Laffont editions , ( online presentation [ archive ] )7.
- in collaboration with Jean-Yves Leloup , The Art of Dying: Religious Traditions and Humanist Spirituality Facing Death Today , Robert Laffont, ( online presentation [ archive ] )30.
- The quest for meaning: collective work with the participation of Marie de Hennezel, Roland Rech , Stan Rougier , Lama Puntso , Swami Saraswati , Jean-Paul Guetny, Cheikh Khaled Bentounès , Richard Moss, Christiane Singer , Albin Michel editions , 2000, republished in 2004 ( online presentation [ archive ] ).
- The Great Book of Tenderness , Albin Michel editions, 2002.
- Concern for the Other , Robert Laffont, ( online presentation [ archive ] ).
- Die with open eyes , Albin Michel editions, ( online presentation [ archive ] ).
- We did not say goodbye: the human dimension of the debate on euthanasia , Robert Laffont editions, ( online presentation [ archive ] ).
- The warmth of the heart prevents our bodies from rusting , Robert Laffont editions, ( online presentation [ archive ] ).
- The Wisdom of a Psychologist , Editions du 81, ( online presentation [ archive ] )4.
- in collaboration with Bertrand Vergely , A life to give birth to , Carnets nord , ( online presentation [ archive ] ).
- in collaboration with Édouard de Hennezel, What are we going to do with you , Carnets Nord editions,.
- We all want to die with dignity , Robert Laffont editions, 2013.
- I chose to fight, I chose to heal , Robert Laffont editions, 2014 with Claude Pinault.
- Sex and sixty: a future for romantic intimacy , Robert Laffont editions, 2015.
- Age, Desire and Love , Pocket Editions 2016.
- Believing in the forces of the mind (narrative) , Fayard editions , ed. Pocket (2018, ( ISBN 978-2-213-70141-7 , online presentation [ archive ] ) 31,32.
- And if aging freed tenderness , In Press, 2019, in collaboration with Philippe Gutton.
- The Forbidden Farewell , Plon , ( online presentation [ archive ] ).
- Living with the invisible , Robert Laffont, ( ISBN 978-2-221-25121-8 , online presentation [ archive ] )33.
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- Signet of the Legion of Honor , on the proposal of Prime Minister Lionel Jospin , the1 . The insignia of Knight of the Legion of Honor were presented to him by Sister Emmanuelle , the.
- Officer of the National Order of Merit , by Jean-François Mattei , in.
- Doctor honoris causa from the University of Namur ()34.
In, like Élisabeth Roudinesco , she is a candidate for chair 36 of the French Academy , left vacant by Philippe Beaussant 35 . Barbara Cassin was elected 36 .
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- ↑ From 1984, she participated in a prayer group of the Invitation to Life movement , without being part of the organization, and left this prayer group in 1987. Marie de Hennezel is sometimes confused with Marie d'Hennezel , shareholder of Sevene Pharma and member of the Invitation to Life movement . This confusion would have led in 1996 to an article published in the weekly L'Express 9 which Marie de Hennezel considered defamatory and to which she replied 10 . This homonym was also noted in an article in Figaro 11 .
- ↑ As in 1992, with Jean-Louis Terrangle, the foundation of the Association Bernard Dutant - Sida et Ressourcement to help HIV-positive people, established in Marseille and of which she remained honorary president, until its closure in 2018.
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- ↑ Return higher by:a and b “ Decree of December 31, 1998 ” [ archive ] , on Legifrance , (consulted the).
- ↑Return higher by:a and b Collective Psychoanalysis and Politics, under the direction of Jacqueline Sag, “ Marie de Hennezel ” [ archive ] , on dictionary-creatrices.com , nr (consulted on).
- ↑ Return higher by:a and b Marie de Boëton, “ Marie de Hennezel, listening as a vocation ”, La Croix , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑Return higher by:a b and c Christine Brisset, “ reading note - Hennezel Marie de. The wisdom of a psychologist. Paris: Jean-Claude Béhar (Wisdom of a profession), 2009, 105 p. », Crossroads of Education , no . 31,, p. 253 ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ Anne-Laure Barret, " Marie de Hennezel, Mitterrand's confidante ", Le Journal du dimanche , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ Marie-France Chatrier, " Marie de Hennezel and Mitterrand: "It was like love at first sight" ", Paris Match , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ Return higher by:a et b (en) Brigid McConville, « An intimate until the end », The Independent, ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑Return higher by:a and b “ Marie de Hennezel ” [ archive ] , on fondation-korian.com , nr (consulted on).
- ↑ Annie Kouchner, " Those who "harmonize" death ", L'Express , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ Hennezel Marie de, " Marie de Hennezel writes to us ", L'Express , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ Marc Mennessier, " GMOs: the dangerous liaisons of Pr Séralini ", Le Figaro , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ Agnès Reffet, " Being human until the end (summary of the conference given, January 31, in Geneva, by Marie de Hennezel on the theme "Human until the end" ", InfoKara , vol. 18, n o 1., p. 27-28 ( read online [ archive ] ).
- ↑ Dr.Jean Martin, " Aging is interesting! », Swiss Medical Review (Reflections) , ( read online [ archive ] [PDF] , consulted on).
- ↑ Eric Vrin and Jici Lord-Gauthier (academic work), “ Analysis and reflection around the text of Marie de Hennezel: “Psychic work and transformation on the threshold of death” ”, University of Quebec at Montreal, department of psychology, via Researchgate , ( read online [ archive ] [PDF] , consulted on).
- ↑ “ Mission “end of life and support” ” [ archive ] , on vie-publique.fr , (consulted the).
- ↑ Hélène Brocq, " The clinical psychologist: A key player in the development of an ethical culture of listening in the hospital ", "Le Journal des Psychologues" , vol. 3, no . 266 ,, p. 27 ( read online [ archive ] )“In 2003, the report on the end of life, written by our colleague Marie de Hennezel, responded without any ambiguity to [the] request to listen to suffering. This report implied that the doctor could not, on his own, respond to all the requests that were made about him and that it was necessary to surround him with collaborators, including clinical psychologists, specially trained in listening and taking care of the suffering of patients, families and carers[…]. Despite the great relevance of this document, which made a rigorous and fair analysis of the situation on the ground, things have changed little. Clinical psychologist positions have remained relatively rare in medical services, given the immense needs..
- ↑ " Report n° 1708, tome 1 " [ archive ] , on assemblee-nationale.fr (consulted on).
- ↑ " Report 29668 - La France palliative " [ archive ] , on vie-publique.fr .
- ↑ " Report on palliative care by Marie de Hennezel: La France palliative " [ archive ] , sur solidarites-sante.gouv.fr , (consulted the).
- ↑ Jean-Yves Nau, " Palliative care: generalized state of deficiency ", Le Monde , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ Martine Perez, " Palliative care the French backwardness ", Le Figaro , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ Le Parisien, " "It's wasted time and money ", Le Parisien , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ René Schaerer, " Press review, book reviews ", Until death accompany life , no 109 ,, p. 85 ( read online [ archive ] ).
- ↑ Marie de Hennezel, " The Leonetti law on the end of life remains poorly applied ", Le Monde , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ “ Chroniques de Marie de Hennezel ” [ archive ] , on audienslemedia.org (consulted on).
- ↑ " Comité d'honneur " [ archive ] , on plus-dignelavie.com , nr (consulted on).
- ↑ “ Domitys innovates for its Senior residences ” [ archive ] , on www.aladom.fr (consulted on).
- ↑ Lille-actu, Philippe Courcier, " Marie de Hennezel in Cambrai: "Our sensitivity, our sensuality and our perception do not age " [ archive ] , on Actu.fr , (consulted the).
- ↑ " Training of 6 young female psychologists - EliseCare Association ", EliseCare Association , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ Sophie Bernard, " Marie de Hennezel & Jean-Yves Leloup: The art of dying " [ archive ] , sur Université de Liège , campus.uliege.be .
- ↑ Laurence Folléa, " François Mitterrand: his secret spiritual life ", Psychologies Magazine , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ 6Medias, " The confidences of François Mitterrand's shrink friend ", Le Point livres , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ " Living with the invisible " [ archive ] , on ActuaLitté , (consulted the).
- ↑ DH.be , “ FUNDP: 175 years, with the King ”, DH.be , ( read online [ archive ] , accessed).
- ↑ “ Candidatures for the chair of Mr. Philippe Beaussant ” [ archive ] , on academie-francaise.fr , (consulted the).
- ↑ " Election of Mrs. Barbara Cassin (F36) " [ archive ] , sur academie-francaise.fr , (consulted the).
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