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Gaston Bachelard: An Elemental Reverie of the World's Stuff Jean Giraudoux But Heyst's solitary existence endsGaston Bachelard: An Elemental Reverie on the World's Stuff We are renewed when we follow Bachelard's instruction on how to read the world or how to read a poem. For all his inspiriting of matter, his enlivening of the world, there always remains a down to earth cast to his thoughts. Bachelard's contribution to the understanding of the imagination, indeed to the whole of consciousness, is measureless. Joanne H. Stroud "Joanne Stroud Bilby's book on