Beyond sovereignty and deconstruction: the storied self

Joseph Dunne

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Elaboration dialectique de la definition du soi de la narrativite developpee par P. Ricoeur, tel qu'il echappe au debat entre le concept moderne de soi souverain et l'idee postmoderne de deconstruction du sujet. L'A. montre que la narrativite est intrinseque a notre propre existence inscrite dans notre comprehension de soi

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