Performing absence: The staged personal narrative as testimony

Abstract

This study centers on autobiographical staged personal narrative, applying insights from studies in conversational personal narrative, the staging of collected stories, and. therapeutic testimony. The author pays specific attention to Holocaust narrative, Linda Alcoffs “The Problem of Speaking for Others, “ and contemporary essays about performed autobiographical narrative.

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