Earth and Mind : Nine Contemporary French Poets - Yves Bonnefoy, Jacqueline Risset, Salah Stétié, Vénus Khoury-Ghata, Tahar Ben Jelloun, André Velter, Marie-Claire Bancquart, Jean-Claude Pinson, Jacques Dupin.

Intro -- Contents -- Foreword -- Bibliographical Note -- Chapter 1 -- Yves Bonnefoy, La Grande Ourse: Voice, Consciousness, Presence, Naming -- Chapter 2 -- Jacqueline Risset, Les Instants: Epiphany, (Un)groundedness, Trial, Desire -- Chapter 3 -- Salah Stétié, L'Être: Embodiment, Void, Unfiguredness, Uraeus -- Chapter 4 -- Vénus Khoury-Ghata, Le Livre des Suppliques: Hauntedness, Vigilance, Fable, Circularity -- Chapter 5 -- Tahar Ben Jelloun, Que la Blessure se Ferme: Light, Love, Passion Paradox -- Chapter 6 -- André Velter, L'amour Extrême: Absoluteness, Relativity, Fury, Marvel -- Chapter 7 -- Marie-Claire Bancquart, Tracé du Vivant: Primordiality, Rites, Question, Rebirth -- Chapter 8 -- Jean-Claude Pinson, Alphabet Cyrillique: Dailiness, Autobiopoiesis, Freedom, Resistance -- Chapter 9 -- Jacques Dupin, Le Grésil: Ubac and Adret, Individuation and Pleroma -- A Few Closing Remarks -- Select Bibliography.

In Earth and Mind : Dreaming, Writing, Being Michael Bishop examines very recent work by nine major French and Francophone writers : Bonnefoy, Risset, Stétié, Khoury-Ghata, Ben Jelloun, Velter, Bancquart, Pinson and Dupin, dealing with the mind's complex modes of relating to its experience of presence to the world.

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