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Henry Bauchau (22 January 1913 – 21 September 2012) was a Belgian psychoanalyst, lawyer, and author of French prose and poetry.
Henry Bauchau was a Belgian novelist, poet, and playwright who was also a practicing psychoanalyst. Like his contemporary Dominique Rolin but unusually for a Belgian writer, Bauchau took his inspiration from psychoanalysis.
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Henry Bauchau, né à Malines (Belgique) le 22 janvier 1913 et mort à Louveciennes (France) le 21 septembre 2012 1, 2, est un poète, dramaturge et romancier belge de langue française, également psychanalyste. Biographie. Henry Bauchau provient du milieu de la bourgeoisie catholique francophone de Flandre.
Henry Bauchau has 51 books on Goodreads with 2559 ratings. Henry Bauchau’s most popular book is Antigone.
Astrid de Laage (Le Coin Bleu) breaks the seal of our National writers new section to present us the work of the Belgium multidisciplinary artist Henry Bauchau. De Laage tells us how Bauchau’s life started «in flames» and how ended up throughout the blind lucidity of Oedipus.
CHAPTER ONE. Oedipus on the Road. By HENRY BAUCHAU. Translated by Anne-Marie Glasheen. Arcade Publishing. Read the Review. THE EYES OF OEDIPUS. The wounds of Oedipus's eyes which have bled for...
Henry Bauchau was a Belgian psychoanalyst, lawyer, and author of French prose and poetry. He was known for his writing on social issues related to power and justice and reconsidering mythology in a more modern way.
