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Feminism & Autobiography: Texts, Theories, Methods

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This work features essays by leading feminist scholars from a variety of disciplines on the developments in autobiographical studies. The central questions addressed include whether autobiography is a genre, and if so what it consists of, and whether autobiography is the product of an internal urge, or of external forms and pressures. The collection is structured around th ...more
Paperback , 288 pages
Published November 30th 2000 by Routledge (first published October 19th 2000)
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Theryn Fleming
Feminism and Autobiography is a collection of essays on autobiography by feminist academics in a variety of disciplines. The book is organized around three concepts: genre, intersubjectivity and memory. Section one focuses on genre, specifically the different kinds of writing—different mediations—that can be considered authobiography and the interdisciplinarity of the practice. Section two focuses on intersubjectivity, which refers to both the relationship between personal narratives and public ...more
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