Au XIIᵉ siècle, Hildegarde de Bingen écrivait déjà sur le corps des femmes… et sur le plaisir. L'historienne Muriel Salle raconte pourquoi cette figure fascinante continue de bousculer notre regard sur l'Histoire. ➡️ retrouvez “Grand bien vous fasse !” avec Eva Roque sur l'application Radio France #history #womeninhistory #womenrights #broadcast #radio

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