Returning to Reims

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Returning to Reims is a memoir and sociological reflection by French philosopher Didier Eribon that explores class, sexuality, and political identity through his return to his working-class hometown.

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instanceOf book
sociological reflection
adaptationMedium theatre
adaptedAs theatrical production
author Didier Eribon NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin France
criticalReception considered an important work of contemporary French thought
widely discussed in academic circles
examines intersection of class and sexuality
mechanisms of social shame
processes of social exclusion
role of the intellectual in society
transformation of the French working class
focusesOn author's return to his hometown
relationship with his parents
shift of working-class vote from left to far right
genre autobiographical writing
political essay
sociology
hasInfluenced debates on class and identity in contemporary France
discussions of left-wing politics in Europe
mainSubject French politics
class mobility
family history
homophobia
intellectual life
political identity
sexuality
social class
working-class life
narrativeForm first-person narrative
originalLanguage French
relatedWork The Return to Reims (stage adaptations and interpretations) NERFINISHED
setting Reims NERFINISHED
working-class milieu in France
theme betrayal and loyalty to one's class origins
distance between intellectuals and working class
family silence and secrets
gay identity in a working-class environment
memory and self-narration
political realignment of the working class
shame and pride in class background

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Didier Eribon notableWork Returning to Reims