Cultural Liberation refers to the process or movement aimed at freeing cultures from domination, appropriation, or oppression by external forces, often linked to colonialism, imperialism, or systemic inequalities. It emphasizes the importance of reclaiming cultural identity, heritage, values, and practices that may have been suppressed or distorted due to these external influences. This movement advocates for the recognition and validation of diverse cultural expressions, promoting autonomy and self-determination for marginalized or oppressed communities. Ultimately, Cultural Liberation seeks to empower individuals and groups to express their own cultural narratives freely and authentically, fostering a sense of pride and resilience in their unique cultural identities.
Denis Podalydès and Bertrand Belin present powerful stories of social mobility and cultural growth through literature. Podalydès' "L’ami de la famille" explores adolescence intertwined with Pierre Bourdieu, depicting intellectual refuge…