“All the chances are rather for continuity” Roger Caillois about anthropocentrism

Roger Caillois can be considered as the heir to an analogical thought, which is a scientific, philosophical and poetic thought of nature. He develops, through the squares of his chessboard, through his essays as well as his poems, a strict and demanding poetic ethics which calls to mind some form of ecopoetics. Nature forms the horizon of this unitarian statement that, asserting the coherence of the world, the imagination and the poem, tries to assure the poet his right to writing.