Seen from the outside, she has all the attributes of a “powerful” woman.
Power, as director of
"the first radio station in France"
, France Inter.
The knowledge, that of a normalienne who produced and animated for years “Les Chemins de la philosophie”, a cult program on France Culture and one of the most listened to podcasts in France.
The influence, too, that she exercises in duo, with Raphaël Enthoven, the father of her two children.
Voluntarily or not, Adèle Van Reeth – whom we meet in the offices of her publisher, Gallimard – therefore imposes, almost naturally.
It emanates from her a form of presence, of professorial authority, a contained cordiality establishing a distancing all in nuances.
The one who hosted the program “Livres & vous” for a time could be a distant descendant of Simone de Beauvoir.
She seems thoughtful and controlled.
Driven by a desire to convince more than to please.
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