Absinthe in the Feminine (French edition) by Marie-Claude Delahaye

TheAbsinthe, mythical and controversial beverage, has always maintained a strong connection with the Femininity. "In" Absinthe in the feminine, , Marie-Claude Delahaye, a great specialist in the subject, explores this complex relationship, both mystical, social, and historical.

Absinthe and the woman: a captivating duo

There could be no association more romantic and mysterious than that of the Woman and the Absinthe. Represented sometimes as a Green Fairy, a symbol of creativity and emancipation, sometimes as a green witch, hastening the decline, this beverage left an indelible mark in the history of women.

A symbol of emancipation and downfall

At the end of the 19th century, theAbsinthe becomes a sign of modernity and of freedom for many women, especially those in search ofindependence. However, she is also perceived as a pernicious alcohol, leading some of them towards the forfeiture and the Prostitution.

A historical and literary perspective

The Writers and artists of the time have continuously associated theAbsinthe women, sometimes by idealizing them, sometimes by demonizing them. This duality runs through the entire Literature and popular culture, making this drink a true myth.

A fascinating book for culture and history enthusiasts

With a richly documented text, Absinthe in the feminine plunges the reader into a universe where history, culture and spirits blend. This book is a true immersion into a time when theAbsinthe reigned supreme over the cafes,cabarets and artistic spirits.

Characteristics of the work

• Title : Absinthe in the feminine
• Author : Marie-Claude Delahaye
• Editor : Équinoxe
• Collection : Gourmet Squares
• Format : Paperback
• Language : French
• Number of pages : 136
• Publication date : March 13, 2007
• Dimensions : 16.7 x 16.6 x 1.1 cm
• Weight : 350 g
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