US EditionInterview. “We have good reasons to be interested in news stories, because we learn a lot of things.”
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Interview. “We have good reasons to be interested in news stories, because we learn a lot of things.”
Mathias Roux, a philosophy teacher at the University of Bordeaux and co-author of the book Le goût du crime, an investigation into the power of attraction of criminal cases (Actes Sud), analyses why the French are so fond of news stories.
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