Guy Ménard (born 1948 in Granby, Quebec, Canada) is a Canadian sociologist, a professor, a novelist and a poet. He was a professor in the department of religious sciences at the Université du Québec à Montréal and director of the journal Religiologiques.[1]

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Publications

• From Sodomy to Exodus, 1993
• The ruses of the technique, 1988
• A small treaty of the real religion - For those who wish to understand a little better the 21st century, 1999
• The acute accent, 1983
• Jamädhlavie, 1990
• Fragments, 1978
• Hiéroclips. Haïkus baroques, 1998
• The cloisters, 2000
• Moon of the winds, 2007
• Confections, 2016

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[fr] Guy Ménard