PORTRAIT – Granddaughter of Michel Galabru, the young philosopher has made a name for herself in the world of ideas. After Make familyshe published her third essay, Our last times. An optimistic ode to the passing of time.
Saint-Lazare station. Funny place for a meeting. But Sophie Galabru teaches in a private high school in Yvelines. Trains are part of his routine. So, go for this meeting where thousands of Ile-de-France residents meet every day. Never mind the noisy bistro and its smell of fat. The hubbub does not seem to bother the young associate and doctor of philosophy, who orders tea with a splash of milk upon her arrival.
The delicate sky blue of his sweater matches the tone of his voice. Let’s make no mistake. Sophie Galabru is used to holding her audience. She gives very popular conferences, taught for seven years at the Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University, at the Louis-le-Grand high school and, for ten years, to high school students from all social backgrounds. Young people who, for the most part, « are only concerned about themselves and worship money ». At 35 years old, the philosopher is the first…
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