Nouveau Projet 09 : Printemps-été 2016

Pour dessiner plus en détails le relief de ce siècle accidenté, nous avons choisi de revisiter une forme: le portrait. Marie-Claire Blais, Serge Bouchard, Véronique Côté, Sylvie Drapeau, Alain Farah, Geneviève Pettersen, Marc Séguin, Michel Rabagliati et Isabelle Arsenault—sans parler de David Altmejd en couverture—nous ont fait l’honneur de se prêter au jeu. Ailleurs dans cette édition, on peut lire les principes philosophiques du sociologue Guy Rocher, une analyse du racisme sur les sites de rencontres, un mode d'emploi pour humaniser la police, une nouvelle inédite de Patrick Nicol, un court récit de Nicolas Dickner et beaucoup d'autres choses encore.

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