After her doctoral thesis was completed under the direction of Michelle Perrot (Paris VII, 1990), she supported her accreditation in 2002 to carry out research (Les lois du genre. Identités, pratiques, représentations sociales et culturelles. France, XIXe siècle, Paris I-Sorbonne, dir. Alain Corbin).
Works
La Discipline de l'amour. L'éducation sentimentale des filles et des garçons à l'âge du romantisme, Plon, 1997
Histoire de la grandeur et de la décadence de Marie Isabelle, modiste, dresseuse de chevaux, femme d'affaires, etc., Perrin, 2003
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