@inbook{e821190bc52d407cb6567069d4ff5450,
title = "{"}Qui ceint l'{\'e}nigme{"}: L{\textquoteright}inhumain dans la po{\'e}sie de Marie-Claire Bancquart",
abstract = "This chapter explores the poetic works of Marie-Claire Bancquart (born 1932) in its approach to the inhuman, understood both as the experience of the diseased body and as a potentially redeeming quest for what, of the real, eludes the human. This quest re-negotiates the place of the human in a perpetually metamorphic universe, re-inventing Western myths and mobilizing science as possible sites of encounter with the inhuman as enigma.",
keywords = "Marie-Claire Bancquart ; contemporary French poetry ; women's writing ; science and literature ; deep time ; writing the diseased body , contemporary French poetry, science and literature, deep time, representing the diseased body, myth and metamorphosis",
author = "Clemence O'Connor",
year = "2013",
language = "French",
isbn = "978-3-0343-0721-5 pb",
series = "Modern French Identities",
publisher = "Peter Lang Pub.",
pages = "355--377",
editor = "Beatrice Bonhomme and {Preta-de Beaufort}, Aude and Jaques Moulin",
booktitle = "Dans le feuilletage de la terre: Sur l'oeuvre po{\'e}tique de Marie-Claire Bancquart",
}