Love Stories - Pourquoi les romances nous font du bien
by Christine Van Geen
Les romances, ces love stories à la fin heureuse, sont méprisées depuis toujours. On raille leurs lectrices qui seraient " fleur bleue ", naïves ou fragiles. Depuis #MeToo et l'essor spectaculaire de la romance contemporaine, les critiques redoublent. Ces récits, accusés de glorifier des rapports de domination et de no…
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