Auto/Biographical Discourses: Theory, Criticism, Practice

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Narrative Theory and Analysis Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism

Abstract

Introduction 1. Identity into form: nineteenth-century auto/biographical discourses 2. Auto/biography: between literature and science 3. Bringing the corpse to life Woolf, Strachey and the discourse of the 'new biography' 4. Autobiography and historical consciousness 5. Saving the subject 6. The law of genre 7. Auto/biographical spaces Bibliography Index

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