In a world where the dissemination of knowledge and of culture is done through the massive use of translation into English, the restitution of cultural specificity, attached to a certain language and to its imagination, has become a reverse movement, absolutely necessary. Because it is not a question of defending a language for itself, but for its identity features, at the same time individual and collective. In this perspective, bilingual editions are a happy meeting of two languages that build bridges between different cultures and access to a world heritage.
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