Titlebook: Betraying Our Selves; Forms of Self-Repres Henk Dragstra (teaches English literature),Sheila Book 2000 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of M

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8349-8175-2it is not named, and therefore not fully designated as a genre, until the beginning of the nineteenth century. So the autobiographical impulse, with all that it implies, and modernity are thus commonly seen to be inextricably linked.

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,Prologue: the Poet as Subject: Literary Self-consciousness in Gower’s ,al to oral literature had ever disappeared, or been banished, from the stylistic models of written culture. Nor is it possible to reconcile Foucault’s confident assertion that.with the creation of texts as intent on the exemplary value of lived experience as Abelard’s . or Mandeville’s ..

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,Epilogue: ‘Oppression Makes a Wise Man Mad’: the Suffering of the Self in Autobiographical Traditioit is not named, and therefore not fully designated as a genre, until the beginning of the nineteenth century. So the autobiographical impulse, with all that it implies, and modernity are thus commonly seen to be inextricably linked.

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Folgebewertung und (Konzern-) Anhangangabenint to clear evidence of individualism and self-consciousness long before the Renaissance, and on the other by theorists who challenge all notions of a unitary essential self waiting to spring into full consciousness of its being.