The language of autobiography: studies in the first person singular

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing French Literature and Criticism Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism

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Introduction 1. Augustine 2. A case to answer 3. By force of nature 4. The historiography of self 5. Rousseau 6. Subject to revision 7. The representative mind 8. The attraction of style 9. Leiris Conclusion.

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