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Astrid Roucher and Camille Pascal: "There Are Two Ways of Not Thinking, because of Excess Words or Lack of Vocabulary"

MAINTENANCE - Camille Pascal was the pen of Nicolas Sarkozy, Astrid Rocher that of Emmanuel Macron. At fifteen years apart, two witnesses of the intimacy of power meet for a cross-examination on the language in politics, its uses and its drifts.

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Astrid Roucher and Camille Pascal: "There Are Two Ways of Not Thinking, because of Excess Words or Lack of Vocabulary"

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