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La Chine intérieure

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  • Henry Bauchau

    In the poems of La Chine intérieure (1974; “Inner China”), Bauchau’s use of language is instrumental in aiding the processes of memory and introspection. His first novel, La Déchirure (1966; “The Tear”), is a multileveled narrative on the loss of his mother viewed against a backdrop of Belgian social…

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    In the poems of La Chine intérieure (1974; “Inner China”), Bauchau’s use of language is instrumental in aiding the processes of memory and introspection. His first novel, La Déchirure (1966; “The Tear”), is a multileveled narrative on the loss of his mother viewed against a backdrop of Belgian social…

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