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Rachid Benzine is a political scientist and Islamic studies scholar, and an associate researcher at the Paul Ricoeur Foundation. He is also a playwright and the author of numerous essays and highly successful novels, including works such as Letter to Nour (Point), Journey to the End of Childhood (Seuil), Thus Spoke My Mother (Seuil), The Silences of Fathers (Seuil), In the Eyes of the Sky (Seuil), and The Man Who Read Books (Julliard).
From the Ethics of the Common to the Gestures of Words
Throughout his entire body of work, Rachid Benzine delicately examines the bonds that underpin our shared belonging and make social life possible. The event "From the Ethics of the Common to the Gestures of Words" invites us to explore this reflection at the intersection of literature, memory, and transmission.
Moderation: Stéphanie GAOU
Signature: Librairie Les Insolites.
Tuesday, November 10, 2026 – 6:30 PM
Institut français à Tanger – Grand Salon
Free Entry
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