Learn French naturally through topics that matter. You can find all the transcripts at https://innerfrench.com Do you enjoy our podcast? Let us know! https://ratethispodcast.com/innerfrench/ Episode 1 is an introduction to the teaching method we use at innerFrench. After that, the difficulty gradually increases: the older episodes are easier than the recent ones. The difficulty depends on the speed at which Hugo speaks, but also on the topic. So some episodes may seem difficult because of the vocabulary rather than the speed. You can use this list to get a general idea of the level of the episodes: - Episodes 1 to 34: A2 (beginner +) - Episodes 35 to 80*: B1 (intermediate -) - Episodes 80 and over: B2 (intermediate +) for solo episodes / B2-C1 for conversations between Hugo and Ingrid or interviews * with the exception of episodes 40 & 74, which are C1 (advanced)
Curated by: innerFrench (199 videos)
Dans son livre Pourquoi l’amour fait mal, la sociologue Eva Illouz présente une nouvelle thèse pour expliquer la souffrance dans les relations amoureuses. Depuis Freud et la naissance de la psychanalyse, nous pensons que cette souffrance est liée à notre histoire personnelle, aux évènements que nous avons vécus. Au contraire, Eva Illouz montre que la société est en grande partie responsable. Maintenant, les règles des relations amoureuses ne sont plus claires, et c’est cette incertitude qui fait souffrir les individus. Dans cet épisode, je vous présente la thèse passionnante de cette sociologue pour comprendre pourquoi l’amour fait mal aujourd’hui. Vous pouvez lire la transcription ici : https://innerfrench.com/e39/ (https://innerfrench.com/39-amour-mal/?utm_source=podcast&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=e39&utm_content=transcript) Pour en savoir plus : Interview d’Eva Illouz dans l’émission Ce soir (ou jamais !) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gz23KxmY_og) Interview d’Eva Illouz dans le journal La Croix (https://www.la-croix.com/Culture/Actualite/Eva-Illouz-La-souffrance-amoureuse-a-des-causes-sociales-_EP_-2012-11-29-881553) In her book Why love hurts, sociologist Eva Illouz presents a new thesis to explain suffering in romantic relationships. Since Freud and the birth of psychoanalysis, we think that this suffering is linked to our personal history, to the events we experienced. On the contrary, Eva Illouz shows that society is largely responsible. Now, the rules of romantic relationships are no longer clear, and it is this uncertainty that hurts individuals. In this episode, I present you the exciting thesis of this sociologist to understand why love hurts today.