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In 1949, in "The Second Sex," Simone de Beauvoir wrote: "The mother doesn't really make the child, the child is made within her," highlighting the alienating dimension of motherhood. Seventy-five years later, this interpretation is no longer self-evident. With 🎙️Camille Froidevaux-Metterie, philosopher, professor of Political Science, and novelist 🎙️Aziliz Le Corre, French journalist 00:00 Introduction – Motherhood and feminism: a debate being reshaped 00:53 Introduction of the guests 01:35 Marine Tondelier: her pregnancy announcement that sparked debate 02:31 Camille Froidevaux-Metterie's reaction: between support and nuance 04:49 Aziliz Le Corre's reaction: breaking the taboo of miscarriages 07:08 Motherhood: the historical foundation of patriarchy 08:37 The 1970s: contraception, abortion, and women's entry into democracy 09:00 The great feminist divide: liberation or celebration of motherhood? 10:30 Since 2020: Feminism Reclaims Motherhood 13:56 Simone de Beauvoir: Pregnancy Read as a "Tragedy" 17:53 Can We Really Choose to Be Mothers Today? The Biological Clock 20:12 The Choice Not to Have Children: Statistics and Medical Obstacles 24:42 Motherhood Outside of a Heterosexual Couple 28:37 Motherhood as a Place of Emancipation and Sisterhood? 35:38 Conclusion 📌 All episodes of "Questions du soir: le débat" can be found right here 👉 https://www.radiofrance.fr/francecult... #feminism #motherhood #emancipation _____________ Find us on: Instagram:   / franceculture   Facebook:   / franceculture   TikTok:   / franceculture   LinkedIn:   / franceculture   Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/francecultur... And subscribe to the Culture Prime newsletter: https://www.cultureprime.fr/