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The Organized Freedom of Love: An Interview with Eva Illouz

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 January 2024

Barbara Carnevali*
Affiliation:
EHESS, France
Emanuele Coccia
Affiliation:
EHESS, France
*
Barbara Carnevali, EHESS, 96 bd Raspail, Paris, 75006, France. Email: barbara.carnevali@gmail.com

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