Tony Duvert was a French writer and philosopher. In the 1970s he won the Prix Medicis for his novel Paysage de Fantaisie and became known for a body of work whose core themes were the defense of paedophilia and a critique of modern child rearing. The shift in public attitudes toward sexual liberation and child sexuality during the 1980s, after a decade in which he had been able to express these views publicly, left him feeling frustrated and oppressed.
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Tony Duvert (2 July 1945 – August 2008) was a French writer, primarily known as a self-declared pedophile and an advocate for pedophilia.
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Tony Duvert (2 July 1945, August 2008) was a French writer, primarily known as a self-declared pedophile and an advocate for pedophilia.
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Tony Duvert (2 July 1945, August 2008) was a French writer, primarily known as a self-declared pedophile and an advocate for pedophilia.
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