Rééditée

Rééditée is a French verb meaning "reissued" or "re-released." It is most commonly used in the context of publications, such as books, music albums, or films, that are made available to the public again after an initial release. This can occur for various reasons, including the expiration of copyright, the demand for a collector's edition, or the desire to update or remaster the original work.

When a book is rééditée, it often means a new printing has been produced, perhaps with a revised introduction, updated content, or a different cover design. For music, a rééditée album might include bonus tracks, unreleased material, or a remastered audio quality. In the case of films, a rééditée version could be a restored print, a director's cut, or a special edition with extra features. The term implies that the work is not entirely new but rather a continuation or revival of something that already existed. It signifies a renewed presence in the market, allowing both old fans to re-engage with the work and new audiences to discover it.