Promenade dans l’oeuvre de George Sand en Berry

At the Tour de Vesvre, Mickaël Ragot leads a literary walk through the real and imagined territories of George Sand’s work. Each book is approached in relation to a particular part of Berry, showing how landscape can structure character, conflict and atmosphere. Ragot’s own volume functions as a travel guide for readers, linking passages to places that can still be explored. The method moves beyond biography by asking what geography does inside the writing itself. From Neuvy-Deux-Clochers, the talk gives the surrounding countryside an active interpretive role and reveals why Sand’s novels remain inseparable from the roads, villages and rural horizons of her home region with uncommon clarity and precision.