Our popular literature course starts again on Wednesday, August 27, 2025, and there are still a few spots available!
This time, we’ll follow in the footsteps of Anna Zeller, a woman randomly selected to serve as a juror in a French criminal court. Called to judge a couple with no prior criminal record in a case of poisoning and murder, she finds herself confronted with memories from her own past, twenty years earlier, in Brittany.
Claire Jéhanno’s debut novel is, as her publisher perfectly puts it, “a luminous work about the search for truth, memories, and the fragility of what we take for granted.” A personal quest that becomes the reader’s as well!
Together, in the framework of the course, we will read and analyze this novel:
- What does it tell us about today’s society?
- Through which literary techniques does the author invite us into her private world?
- What does the book teach us about justice and judging by appearances?
These are just some of the questions we’ll explore through written and oral activities – all in French, in a warm and friendly atmosphere!
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