A scholarly French-language study of basement regions, this work examines how ancient crystalline terrains have been shaped through geomorphological processes. The title indicates a focus on the contributions of the French school of geomorphology, with attention to landform development, structural controls, relief evolution, erosion, weathering, and the long-term history of landscapes. Published by Presses Universitaires Blaise Pascal in 1994, it is intended primarily for researchers, students, and specialists in earth sciences rather than general readers. The work appears to document disciplinary methods and regional evidence relevant to geology, physical geography, and the analysis of stable continental interiors. Its value lies in preserving a research tradition and offering a focused reference for understanding the evolution of basement massifs and related landforms.

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