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Today's deadly attack at the offices of French satirical journal Charlie Hebdo points to the enduring importance of the free circulation of ideas in a global society. While we do not have a collection of the journal itself, Charlie Hebdo and the work of its journalists is well-represented in Stanford Libraries' collections.
Materials primarily about Charlie Hebdo
- article in Slate on what it means to be a cartoonist in France
Works of satirical cartoonist Cabu
Works of cartoonist Bernard Verlhac, known as Tignous
Works of cartoonist Stephane Charbonnier, known as Charb
Works of cartoonist Georges Wolinski
Works of economist Bernard Maris
Current French Press:
Agence France Presse (French) Agence France Presse (English)
Le Monde or http://www.lemonde.fr/
France24 (French news in English, live video feeds)
Artists respond, collected in Libération
Cécile Alduy, Stanford French professor, in Al Jazeera America