Catherine Petit Books

Pornocracy

By Catherine Petit, Catherine Breillat Introduction By Chris Kraus Afterword By Peter Sotos Translated By Paul Buck

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The novel by Catherine Breillat on which her acclaimed and reviled film Anatomy of Hell is based.As celebrated as it is reviled, internationally acclaimed filmmaker Catherine Breillat's novelPornoc...

Le dernier hiver de Victorine

By Catherine Petit

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La MIGRATION DANS L'ORGANISATION PSYCHIQUE DES COUPLES INTERCULTURELS

By Catherine Petit

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Dans le couple qui unit des partenaires qui sont de pays différents, l'un des partenaires au moins doit quitter son pays pour vivre en couple. Comment cette migration influence-t-elle le devenir du...

Atlas strategique

By Catherine Petit, Gerard Chaliand, Jean Pierre Rageau

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El Dialogo Entre Padres E Hijos

By Catherine Petit

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Van Gogh and the Man Suicided by Society

By Catherine Petit, Paul Buck, Antonin Artaud

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Prudence la Petite Pie Qui Perd Ses Plumes

By Catherine Petit, Gabrielle Lisa Collard, Veronique Alarie

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Nine Year Old Aviator

By Catherine Petit, Paul Buck, Camila Mora Scheihing, Raul Ruiz, Daniele Riviere

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Le dialogue parents enfants

By Catherine Petit

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246 p. ; 24 cm

Adventures in Spain

By Catherine Petit

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