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{{Infobox person<br />
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| caption     = ''Photo courtesy of Annick Foucault.''<br />
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| occupation  = [[Dominatrix]], [[author]]<br />
| salary      = <br />
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| spouse      = <br />
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| website     = [http://www.maitresse-francoise.com/mf/index-uk.php Official site]<br />
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| author        = Annick Foucalt<br />
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| language      = [[French language|French]]<br />
| series        = <br />
| subject       = [[Female dominance]]<br />
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| publisher     = [[Éditions Gallimard]]<br />
| pub_date      = 1994<br />
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| pages         = 187<br />
| isbn          = 2-07-073834-5<br />
| congress= PQ2666.O823 F73 1994<br />
| oclc= 34986025<br />
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'''Maîtresse Françoise''' ([[pen name]] '''Annick Foucault''') is a publicly known [[dominatrix]] in Paris, France. Her book was published in France by publisher [[Éditions Gallimard]]. It is the autobiographical account of the life of a woman revealing what damage can bring one to choose sexual practices that which others see as perversions, which she calls "freedom". [[Pierre Bourgeade]] wrote in the foreword of the book, "This is movement about freedom, an unconscious freedom of its own."<br />
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== Biography == <br />
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=== Minitel ===<br />
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Annick Foucault was born in the South of France<ref name="Corriere" /><ref name="Messaggiero" />. Her childhood was marred by the loss of her father.<ref name="Corriere">{{cite journal|language=it|title=Arriva le regina delle fruste. Con tutte le sue storie|journal=[[Corriere della sera]]|date=5 April 1995|author=Margherita d'Amico}}</ref><ref name="Messaggiero">{{cite journal|language=it|journal=[[Il Messaggero]]|date=4 April 1995|title=Eroine del sesso: Intervista ad Annick Foucault sul suo libro ''La Dominatrice''|author=Costanzo Costantini}}</ref> After having been the victim of an accident, she consecutively had no real other alternative but dropping out of university.<ref name=HH/> Thus she chiefly became a self-taught woman.<ref name=Pache>{{Cite journal|title=Faut-il toujours à l'amour son théâtre de la cruauté ?|author=[[Jean Pache]]|journal=[[Tribune de Genève]]|date=8 November 1994}}</ref> She first ran a ready-to-wear shop<ref name=HH/> and then became interested in Minitel<ref name="Forestier"/>, which she considered to be "an excellent means of communication, a kind of no-man's-land where anything is allowed".<ref name="Girard">{{Cite journal|author=Isabelle Girard|title=Les vrais secrets d'une fouetteuse|journal={{ill|L'Événement du jeudi|fr}}|date=25 May 1994}}</ref> She subsequently participated in various forums and set up a "debate forum", 3615 Fetish{{Citation needed|date=November 2018}}, which was devoted to [[sadomasochism]], before launching in 1994 her own specialized "minitel network", under the name of Miss M.<ref name=HH>{{Cite journal|title=« Maîtresse Françoise » : le fouet et la plume|author=Hélène Hazera|journal=[[Libération]]|date=5 August 1994|page=19}}</ref> Marc Daum described her as "a major messaging authorizing officer 3615 on behalf of a foremost player in telematics, given that the good intellectual performance of her forums [had built] the loyalty of her knowledgeable readers".<ref name="Cousin">{{harvnb|Cousin|2000|p=176|ref=Cousin}}</ref> During the same period, she was the chief editor of a magazine—''La Scène''—with a circulation of 5,000 copies.<ref name=LS /> In October 1996, she provided a "precious collaboration" to the journalist Monique Ayoun by the time she was writing an article dedicated to Minitel on behalf of the newspaper ''{{ill|(magazine)|lt=Biba|fr}}''.<ref name="Biba">{{Cite journal|journal="{{ill|(magazine)|lt=Biba|fr}}|title=Il m'a trompé avec moi-même|last1=Monique Ayoun|first1=Monique|date=25 October 1996|issue=200}}</ref><br />
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In parallel with these telematic experiences, her sadomasochistic practices have evolved: {{quote|I used to meet dominant men on Minitel. One day, everything changed with one of them. I suddenly tore the whip off his hands and whipped him. He then kissed me on the pumps and said: ''Please punish me, you're a dominatrix.''<ref name=cd/>}}<br />
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=== Writer ===<br />
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In 1994, Annick Foucault—who already enjoyed a strong reputation in specialized circles<ref name="Skin">{{Cite journal|language=en|title=The Maitresse|journal=[[Skin Two]]|location=Londres|issue=12|pages=84|year=1989|quote=Françoise is [...] an SM celebrity — one of France foremost dominants and a favourite of the media''.}}</ref>—published a writing under her real name<ref name=gf/>: ''[[#Foucault|Françoise Maîtresse]]''. This book—which, as pointed out by {{ill|Anne-Élisabeth Moutet|fr}}, was edited by [[Éditions Gallimard|Gallimard]]<ref name="Moutet">{{Cite journal|language=en|title=Moutet's Paris: Nice work if a former minister can get it|journal=The European|date=21 May 1994|quote=[...] published by non other than the snooty Gallimard}}</ref>— is an autobiographical narrative which content, according to Jean Pache, appears to be "strange and meaningful"<ref name=Pache/>. The common thread unfolds over "her history, her childhood, the discovery of her cerebral sexuality, her experience as a dominatrix, in a style as precise as lively and literary"<ref name=cd/>. The script is prefaced by [[Pierre Bourgeade]], who considered the literary quintessentiality of this essay as part of the expression of an "unconscious freedom of its own"<ref name="préface">Préface de [[Pierre Bourgeade]] à ''Françoise Maîtresse'', op. cit.</ref>, while [[Jean-Jacques Pauvert]] displayed it as a "major work of erotic literature over the past ten years".<ref>4e de couverture de ''Françoise Maîtresse'', La Musardine, 2000, op. cit.</ref> In this autobiography, the author presented herself in two ways: Françoise, the dominatrix, and Marianne, "who discovered her masochism by watching the whip scenes in pirate movies as a teenager".<ref name=cd/><ref name=Larue_p.130>{{harvnb|Larue|2002|p=130|ref=Larue}} <br>Elle fait allusion aux « grands films de sévices » de son enfance pour expliquer l’attrait sexuel de certaines scènes : « cow-boys, sexes d’étalons, tortures de pirates, viols d’Apaches, femme attachée au mât d’un navire pour recevoir le fouet.</ref> {{ill|Anne Larue|fr}} emphasized on the link which appeared to prevail between those two paradoxical idiosyncrasies: "Françoise, it is first of all the name of a little girl of twelve years old [...] who plays the mistress".<ref name=Larue_p.130/><br />
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[[File:Roue bdsm.jpg|thumb|250px|2009, Maîtresse Françoise, [[sadomasochism|BDSM]] session. In this specific instance, the contractual plot—based on a preset synopsis, background and storyline—implies the individual to be "doomed" to remain hitched around an wheel.]]<br />
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The book introduced sadomasochism into mainstream literature, "without censorship, but also without complacency towards the reader"<ref name=gf/>, by focusing on the "breaks" that lead to it<ref name="Pauvert">{{harvnb|Pauvert|2001|p=303–309|ref=Pauvert}}</ref>, from an angle that, according to Annick Foucault, gains the consent from partners.<ref name="Dufreigne">{{Cite journal|title=Les mille-feuilles des filles d'Eros|author=[[Jean-Pierre Dufreigne]]|quote=Annick Foucault [...] se confesse et catalogue ses amants [...] selon leurs désirs les plus intimes ou leurs spécialités — elle a déclaré qu'ils avaient été ravis de se rencontrer couchés sur le papier|date=18 August 1994|journal=[[L'Express]]|url=https://www.lexpress.fr/informations/les-mille-feuilles-des-filles-d-eros_599175.html}}</ref> Annick Foucault suggested that they be recognized as being endowed with "some weakness" and, further on, she commented the aforesaid point as follows: {{quote|Should this weakness be dramatized or simulated, what would be the concern? They come out strengthened  while trading their cumbersome chains for a three-piece suit, then they return home feeling both soothed and comforted.<ref name="L'Événement du jeudi">{{Cite journal|journal=L'Événement du jeudi|title=Les vrais secrets d’une fouetteuse|last1=Isabelle Girard|first1=Isabelle|date=25 May 1994}}</ref><ref>{{Cite journal|title=Sados et masos|author=Jacques Frank|date=13 March 2001|journal=[[La Libre Belgique]]|url=http://www.lalibre.be/debats/opinions/sados-et-masos-51b87141e4b0de6db9a58cf0}}</ref>}} <br />
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She pleads for the abandonment of some biases: {{quote|By eroticizing barbarism, fetishists and sadomasochists castrate the true executioners through their own weapons.<ref name="Streff">{{Cite book|author={{ill|Jean Streff|fr}}|title=Traité du fétichisme: à l'usage des jeunes générations|pages=443|publisher=Denoël|year=2005|url=https://books.google.fr/books?hl=fr&ref=1CiTAAAAIAAJ&focus=searchwithinvolume&q=%22En+%C3%A9rotisant+la+barbarie%22}}</ref><ref name="Jean_Streff">{{Cite book|format=pdf|url=http://www.maitresse-cindy.com/maitresse-cindy-micro-cindy/maitresse%20dominatrice%20prix%20sade%20streff.pdf|title=Maîtresse Cindy interviewe tous azimuts des pratiquants sadomasochistes et des non-pratiquants|author={{ill|Maîtresse Cindy|fr}} et {{ill|Jean Streff|fr}}|date=4 February 2006}}</ref>}}<br />
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Her intellection echoes the philosophical thought of [[Gilles Deleuze]], to whom she pays tribute<ref name="Foucault">{{cite web|title=Homage to Gilles Deleuze|url=http://www.maitresse-francoise.com/mf/index-uk.php?p=deleuze|author=Annick Foucault|date=2001}}</ref>, in a way that, according to Charles J. Stivale, conveys a "perceptive and fascinating reflection on ''[[venus in furs|La Vénus à la fourrure]], Présentation de Sacher-Masoch'' de Deleuze".<ref name="Stivale">{{Cite book|language=en|trans-title=Recensement des textes et liens internet en rapport avec Gilles Deleuze|chapter=Diverse essays and links|author=Charles J. Stivale|title=Deleuze and Guattari|others=Web resources|url=http://www.langlab.wayne.edu/cstivale/d-g/academe.html|date=July 2011|location=[[Wayne State University]]}}</ref> According to Céline du Chéné, Mistress Françoise turns out to be "probably the most intellectual of the dominatrixes of the Parisian scene", owning "all the editions" of [[Leopold von Sacher-Masoch]] and "having maintained a correspondence" with Gilles Deleuze<ref name=cd>{{Cite book|chapter=« K comme képi : Maîtresse Françoise »|author=Céline du Chéné (foreword by [[François Angelier]])|title=L'encyclopédie pratique des mauvais genres|publisher=Nada|year=2017|pages=75-79|location=Paris|others=Recueil de chroniques radiophoniques diffusées sur [[France Culture]] dans l'émission ''Mauvais genres'' de 2012 à 2016|isbn=9791092457223}} {{BNF|FRBNF45388766}}.</ref>, who, as per Jean Pache, would have sealed "this unexpected disciple friendship and consideration"<ref name=Pache/>.<br />
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After the publication of her story, which, as duly noted by Giovanni Firmian, was "a great success in France"<ref name=Firmian/>, she was invited to various French talk shows<ref name="Forestier">{{Cite journal|title=La boîte à bouquins de Forestier : ''Françoise maîtresse'', impératrice du SM|journal=[[L'Obs|Nouvel observateur]]|author={{il|François Forestier|fr}}|date=6 January 2017|url=https://bibliobs.nouvelobs.com/documents/20170106.OBS3481/la-boite-a-bouquins-de-forestier-francoise-maitresse-imperatrice-du-sm.html}}</ref><ref name="Cousin" /><ref name="Hervé">{{Cite book|url=https://books.google.fr/books?hl=fr&ref=cZRiDwAAQBAJ&q=%22Ma%C3%AEtresse+Fran%C3%A7oise%22#v=snippet&q=%22Ma%C3%AEtresse%20Fran%C3%A7oise%22&f=false|title=Tout à fait, Thierry ! Cela ne nous regarde pas...|author=Hervé G.|publisher=[[Lulu.com]]|oclc=1047590572|date=22 June 2018|pages=38|isbn=0244995265}}</ref> and gave interviews about [[sadomasochism]].<ref name="Angelier">{{harvnb|France Culture|François Angelier|October 2013|ref=Angelier}}<br> cf. ''Mauvais genre'', 18 September 2013, cf. minutage 08:58 à 09:23}}.</ref><ref name="Angelier_02"> {{harvnb|France Culture|François Angelier|2013|ref=Angelier_02}}<br> cf. ''Mauvais genre'', 19 October 2013.</ref><br />
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On the occasion of the release of a translation of her book in Italy<ref name="Coletti">{{Harvnb|Foulcaut|Coletti|1995|ref=Coletti}}</ref>, Giovanni Firmian described her author as "the queen of dominatrixes and sadomasochistic practices, the most famous one in France, but also known thoughout the rest of Europe and United States".<ref name=Firmian>{{Cite journal|language=it|author=Giovanni Firmian|title=Il sadomasochismo di Françoise Maîtresse: ''l'amore? È un gatto a nove code''|journal={{ill|Amica (periodico)|lt=Amica|fr}}|trans-title=Le [[sadomasochism|bondage et discipline, domination et soumission, sado-masochisme]] de Françoise Maîtresse : ''l’amour ? c’est un chat à neuf queues''|date=27 May 1995|pages=90-91}}.</ref><ref name=gf>{{Cite journal|language=it|title=Annick Foucault raconta: come divenire dominatrice nel grande circo delle perversioni sadomasochiste|journal=[[L'Europeo]]|date=28 September 1994|pages=65-66}}.</ref> However, the Italian periodical ''[[La Stampa]]'' reveals significantly more critical comments recorded by the journalist Mirella Serri, who believes that the author of ''[[#Foucault|Maîtresse Françoise]]'' considers herself to be the embodiment of "an outstanding artist belonging to a scarce and special breed: ''i.e.'' the "mystics" of sex".<ref name=LS>{{Cite journal|language=it|title=Il libro della "Maîtresse" francese: Cure sadomaso per i mistici|journal=[[La Stampa]]|date=4 April 1995|author=Mirella Seri}}.</ref><br />
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== Published works ==<br />
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=== Autobiographical account ===<br />
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* {{anchor|Foucault}} {{Cite book|first1=Annick|last1=Foucault|title=Françoise maîtresse : récit|ref=Foucault|contribution=[[Pierre Bourgeade]]|location=Paris|publisher=[[Mercure de France]]|year=1994|volume=39|series=Digraphe||url=http://www.gallimard.fr/Catalogue/GALLIMARD/Digraphe/Francoise-Maitresse}}{{ISBN|2070738345|9782070738342}} {{OCLC|463806292}}, [[éditions Gallimard]] {{OCLC|34986025}} {{BNF|356972215}} réimpr. 2000 c/o La Musardine, 216 p., in coll. "Lectures amoureuses de Jean-Jacques Pauvert" {{ISSN|1275-1065}} sous le titre ''Françoise maîtresse''<ref name="Angelier" /> {{ISBN|2842711416|9782842711412}} {{OCLC|468164817}} {{BNF|37113241k}}. <br />
:: This book was reissued in 2016—under the title ''Françoise Maîtresse 2''—with two hundred unpublished pages accompanied by a preface by {{ill|Jean Streff|fr}} and an afterword by {{ill|Philippe Guénin|fr}} {{BNF|FRBNF45051874}}. <br />
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==== Foreign translation ====<br />
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* {{Cite book|language=es|first1=Annick|last1=Foucault|title=El ama : memorias de una dominadora|translator-last1=Joaquín Jordá|publisher=éd. Tusquets|location=Barcelone|ref=Tusquets|series=La Sonrisa verticale|year=1996|isbn=8472237877|oclc=40313236|trans-title=Françoise maîtresse}} Reprint in 1998,  235 p. c/o ed. "Círculo de Lectores" in coll. {{ill|La sonrisa vertical|es}}, {{ISBN|8422669587|9788422669586}}, {{OCLC|807066560}}. 2nd edition in 2008, c/o {{ill|Tusquets Editores|es}}, 222 p. {{ISBN|9788472237872|8472237877}} {{OCLC|433948796}}<br />
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:* Barcelone : (in Spanish) Tusquets, 1996, 224 p. "La Sonrisa vertical"; Number 99. {{ISBN|84-7223-787-7}}.<br />
:* Barcelone : (in Spanish) Círculo de Lectoras, 1998, 235 p. "La sonrisa vertical".<br />
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* {{Cite book|language=it|first1=Annick|last1=Foucault|title=Françoise Maîtresse la dominatrice|publisher=éd. {{ill|Sonzogno (editore)|lt=Sonzogno|it}}|year=1995|ref=Coletti|isbn=8845407500|oclc=797741703|translator-last1=Delia Coletti|others=First edition in 1995 under the following title: ''La dominatrice : Françoise maîtresse''|location=Milan}}<br />
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=== Digraphe ===<br />
* {{Cite journal|title=Élodie en sous-sol|journal={{ill|Digraphe (revue)|lt=Digraphe|fr}}|issue=65|date=September 1993|url=http://www.gallimard.fr/Catalogue/GALLIMARD/Revue-Digraphe/Digraphe44}}<br />
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* {{Cite journal|title=Magnum le Chien|journal=Digraphe|issue=66|date=December 1993|series=Qui est là ?|publisher=Gallimard|url=http://www.gallimard.fr/Catalogue/GALLIMARD/Revue-Digraphe/Digraphe45}}<br />
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* {{Cite journal|title=Les femmes pornocrates|journal=Digraphe|issue=70|date=September 1994|url=http://www.gallimard.fr/Catalogue/GALLIMARD/Revue-Digraphe/Digraphe2}}<br />
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* {{Cite journal|title=Laissez-nous|journal=Digraphe|issue=79|date=Winter 1997}}<br />
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=== Miscellaneous ===<br />
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==== ''Marquis Magazine'' ====<br />
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* « Laissez-nous ». "Leave us", ''{{ill|Marquis Magazine|fr}}', Number 19 English and French version.<br />
* « Pleine lune ». "full moon", ''Marquis Magazine'', Number 21, English and French version.<br />
* « Pleine lune », ''Marquis Magazine'', Number 21, photos {{ill|Christophe Mourthé|fr}}.<br />
* « Interview JG-Leather », ''Marquis Magazine'', Number 23, photos Christophe Mourthé.<br />
* « Dominatrix Park - Les dernières amazones », ''Marquis Magazine'', Number 31, photos Christophe Mourthé.<br />
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==== ''Newlook'' ====<br />
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* « Tu montes Maître ou je te monte ? », ''{{ill|Newlook|fr}}'', September 1994.<br />
* « Agathe, tu ne jouiras point ! », ''Newlook'', July 1994.<br />
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==== ''Penthouse'' ====<br />
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* « Ciré noir », ''[[Penthouse (magazine)|Penthouse]]'', 1995.<br />
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==== Others ====<br />
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* Préface à ''Retour à Roissy'' de [[Pauline Réage]], dessins de Loïc Dubigeon, éditions Astarté, 1995. 48 p.<br />
* « Mon premier esclave », ''De l'infini au zéro. Anthologie historique des lectures érotiques'' de [[Jean-Jacques Pauvert]], [[éditions Stock|Stock]], 2001.<br />
* « Petit cul », ''Mes lectures érotiques. Morceaux choisis'' de [[Jean-Jacques Pauvert]], {{ill|La Musardine|fr}}, 2015.<br />
* {{cite journal|title=In praise of Sacher Masoch|journal=[[Skin Two]]|issue=37|pages=24-25|publisher=T. Woodward Pub.|location=London}} {{OCLC|723949821|37473359}}<br />
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== Perform ==<br />
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=== Drama ===<br />
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* ''Les Bruits d'Avila'', [[Sorbonne]], texte de {{ill|Philippe Guénin|fr}}<ref name="Bruits">See ''{{ill|Digraphe (revue)|lt=Digraphe|fr}}'' Number 70  (photographies & texte  by Bruits d'Avila), September 94, and Number 78 « La Mort de Paris VIII », texte "Théâtre" {{ill|Pierre Boudot|fr}}, Autumn 1996.</ref>, mise en scène par Monique Kissel.<br />
* ''Transfiguration'', auteur : Philippe Guénin, le Théâtre Poème, Bruxelles, 1995, le Théâtre du Lavoir moderne, Paris, 1995<ref name="Bellone">[http://www.bellone.be/fra/playdetail.asp?IDfichier=1885940 La Bellone - Maison du Spectacle asbl, rue de Flandre 46 - 1000 Bruxelles].</ref>. <br />
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=== Radio interviews ===<br />
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* {{Cite book|title=Mauvais genres|author=[[François Angelier]]|chapter=L'amour – fouet ou le monde masochien : Cécile Guilbert, Alain Robbe-Grillet, Harry Kumel|publisher=[[France Culture]]|ref=Angelier|url=https://www.franceculture.fr/emissions/mauvais-genres/lamour-fouet-ou-le-monde-masochien-cecile-guilbert-alain-robbe-grillet|date=17 November 2013}} {{audio}} Maîtresse Françoise est interviewée par Céline du Chéné. Émission préparée par Claire Martin du Gard et Pascale Dassibat. Réalisation de Laurent Paulré avec la collaboration de Jean-Baptiste Thoret, Philippe Rouyer, Céline du Chéné et Christophe Bier.<br />
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* {{Cite book|title=Mauvais genres|author=François Angelier|chapter=Week end Mauvais-genres : Les femmes fatales (rencontre avec Hélène Fillières), lauréats du prix Mauvais Genres 2013|date=19 October 2013|publisher=France Culture|ref=Angelier_02|url=https://www.franceculture.fr/emissions/mauvais-genres/week-end-mauvais-genres-les-femmes-fatales-rencontre-avec-helene-fillieres}} {{audio}} Entretiens avec [[Arielle Dombasle]], {{ill|André Engel (metteur en scène)|lt=André Engel|fr}}, Maîtresse Françoise, La Bourette, [[Dominique Kalifa]] — avec la collaboration de JB Thoret, P. Rouyer, Céline du Chéné, Antoine Guillot, Jean Pierre Dionnet, Joseph Gohsn. Intervenants : [[Hélène Fillières]] & {{ill|Alexandre Mathis|fr}}.<br />
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=== Collaborations ===<br />
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* 1989 — [[TF1]], ''[[Ciel mon mardi]]'' : [[Christophe Dechavanne]]<ref name="Cousin" />, spécial [[sadomasochism|SM]].  <br />
* 1989 — [[La Cinq]], ''{{ill|Histoires vraies (émission de télévision)|lt=Histoires vraies|fr}}'' : [[Béatrice Schönberg]].<br />
* 1990 — [[TF1]], ''Ciel mon mardi'' : Christophe Dechavanne, spécial [[fetichism|fétichisme]].  <br />
* 1990 — [[La Cinq]], ''Ça vous regarde'' : {{ill|André Bercoff|fr}} et Jean Pierre Barbe.<br />
* May 1993 — [[France 3]], ''Français, si vous parliez'' : André Bercoff.<br />
* June 1993 — [[Antenne 2|A2]], ''Durant la nuit'' : [[Guillaume Durand]].<br />
* Fébruary 1998 — [[TF1]], ''[[Sans aucun doute]]'' : [[Julien Courbet]]. <br />
* 2000 — [[Canal plus]], ''[[Nulle part ailleurs]]'' : [[Philippe Gildas]]  à l’occasion de la sortie du film de [[Benoit Jacquot]] : ''[[Sade (film)|Sade]]''. <br />
* 2001 — [[TF1]], ''[[Ciel mon mardi]]'' : [[Christophe Dechavanne]], spécial [[sadomasochism|SM]]<ref name="Hervé" /><br />
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== Critical bibliography ==<br />
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* {{Cite book|language=fr|title=L'amour aujourd'hui|first1=Catherine|last1=Anthony|location=Paris|publisher={{ill|Le Cherche midi|fr}}|series=Documents|year=1998|isbn=978-2-862-74572-5|oclc=470195500}}.<br />
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* {{cite book|author=Philippe Cousin (directeur de publication) et al.|others=407 p., ouvrage collectif publié sous la direction de Philippe Cousin|title=L’Encyclopédie du sadomasochisme|chapter=Marc Daum|publisher=La Musardine|date=2000|isbn=2842710886|pages=176|url=https://books.google.fr/books?id=8BFWAAAACAAJ|oclc=965207817|ref=Cousin|quote=Annick Foucault apparait pour la première fois en public et en direct dans l’émission de [[Christophe Dechavanne]] — ''[[Ciel mon mardi]]'' — en 1989. Suivront d’innombrables reportages alimentés par la parution d’une autobiographie ''Françoise Maîtresse''.}}{{BNF|FRBNF37215202}}<br />
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* {{Cite book|language=fr|first1=Jean-Jacques|last1=Pauvert|author-link1=Jean-Jacques Pauvert|ref=Pauvert|title=Anthologie historique des lectures érotiques, 1985-2000, de l'infini au zéro (alternative title: "De l'infini au zéro")|publisher=Stock|series=5|editor1-link=éditions Stock|year=2001|isbn=223405379X|oclc=47743578|chapter=Françoise Maîtresse / Annick Foucault|others=Il s'agit du 5e et dernier volume de cette anthologie}} {{BNF|37583246f}}.<br />
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* {{Cite book|language=fr|author={{ill|Anne Larue|fr}}|title=Le masochisme ou comment ne pas devenir un suicidé de la société|publisher=Éditions Talus d’approche|date=2002|url=https://jeuxdepouvoir.hypotheses.org/files/2011/05/maso.pdf#Page=22|format=pdf|pages=22, 90, 129-133|chapter=1. La piste des châteaux. Masochisme et roman gothique — 7. La littérature enfantine et la résistance masochiste|ref=Larue|series=Libre choix|volume=18|isbn=2872460918}}{{OCLC|491577674|1010208339}}.<br />
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* {{Cite book|language=fr|first1=Annie|last1=Le Brun|author-link1=Annie Le Brun|title=Du trop de réalité|publisher=Gallimard|series=Folio essais|year=2004|isbn=2070314952|orig-year=Stock, 2000}}.<br />
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* {{Cite book|language=fr|author={{ill|Gala Fur|fr}}, en collaboration avec {{ill|Véronique Bergen|fr}}|title=Dictionnaire du BDSM|chapter=Françoise Maîtresse|publisher={{ill|La Musardine|fr}}|year=2016|isbn=978-2-842-71825-1|oclc=981936820|location=Paris}}{{Google books|RLUAMQAACAAJ}} {{BNF|FRBNF45192122}}.<br />
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* Pierre Cormary, ''L'enfant qui criait au loup,'' Carnets de la philosophie N°7 - Le plaisir et rien d'autre<br />
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