The Changing Nature of the Self: A Critical Study of the Autobiographic Discourse

Robert Elbaz

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Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Comparative Literary Analysis and Criticism Identity, Memory, and Therapy

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Considers how authors as diverse as Augustine and Malraux wrote about themselves and concludes that concepts like 'selfhood', 'personality' and 'identity', rather than being unitary, are always both culturally and historically conditioned.

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