Astrid Jeanson, who looks after public programmes at the Musée George Sand et de la Vallée Noire, brings one question to Issoudun: was George Sand an environmentalist? The museum’s reading of that question runs through the forests, fields and rivers Sand observed, described and defended, and the peasant wisdom she set beside them. The word ecology did not exist in her century. The floor then passes to the audience and the invited guests.
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