This book focuses on varied forms of self-referential storytelling or life writing and its emergence as a democratic and inclusive genre, both globally and in India, and its intersections with history, fiction, memory, truth and identity.
This book focuses on varied forms of self-referential storytelling or life writing and its emergence as a democratic and inclusive genre, both globally and in India, and its intersections with history, fiction, memory, truth and identity.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Mukul Chaturvedi is Associate Professor in the Department of English, Zakir Husain College, University of Delhi, India.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I - Introduction Part II - Auto/biographical Fiction and History 1. Writing Lives, Re-membering History in Easterine Kire's Mari 2. In Other Words: Collaboration and it's (Dis)Contents in Elena Poniatowska's Here's to You, Jesusa 3. Re-imagining Courtesan as Virangana in Kenize Mourad's In the City of Gold and Silver 4. Beyond Fact and Fiction: Towards a multifaceted Tibetan Life Writing Part III - Narrating Literary Selves/ Fictional Lives 5. Joginder Paul: The Inextricable Collaboration of Life and Writing 6. "Did This Really Happen?": Amit Chaudhuri's Acknowledgement of the Autobiographical 7. Life Writing and the Poetics of Temporal Experience in Woolf and Sartre Part IV - Fragmented Lives /Contingent Selves 8. Renegotiating Narrative Coherence: Edouard Louis Autobiographical Novel History of Violence as "Multidirectional Testimony" of Sexual Trauma 9. Baroque Cross Dressers in the Orient: Severo Sarduy and Pierre Loti 10. The 'Imagined Author': Contingent Selves in an Anonymous Life Writing Subreddit Part V - Writing Individual / Plural Selves 11. My Story of Us: A Comparative Analysis of Alberto Prunetti and Fan Yusu's Working-Class Life Writing 12. Stories of Two Gandhians: Caste and Gender Intersectionality in Odia Autobiographies 13. Life Writing as Documentation of a Community: A Reading of K.A. Gunasekaran's Vadu Part VI - Memory, Exile, and Identity 14. Inhabiting In-Between Spaces: Fractured Identities and Self-representation in Najat El Hachmi's life writing 15. Death-Travelers, Buddhas, and Comics: The Graphic Memoir of an American delok 16. The Refugee Writes Back: Interrogating and Resisting the Australian border regimes in No Friend but the mountains
Part I - Introduction Part II - Auto/biographical Fiction and History 1. Writing Lives, Re-membering History in Easterine Kire's Mari 2. In Other Words: Collaboration and it's (Dis)Contents in Elena Poniatowska's Here's to You, Jesusa 3. Re-imagining Courtesan as Virangana in Kenize Mourad's In the City of Gold and Silver 4. Beyond Fact and Fiction: Towards a multifaceted Tibetan Life Writing Part III - Narrating Literary Selves/ Fictional Lives 5. Joginder Paul: The Inextricable Collaboration of Life and Writing 6. "Did This Really Happen?": Amit Chaudhuri's Acknowledgement of the Autobiographical 7. Life Writing and the Poetics of Temporal Experience in Woolf and Sartre Part IV - Fragmented Lives /Contingent Selves 8. Renegotiating Narrative Coherence: Edouard Louis Autobiographical Novel History of Violence as "Multidirectional Testimony" of Sexual Trauma 9. Baroque Cross Dressers in the Orient: Severo Sarduy and Pierre Loti 10. The 'Imagined Author': Contingent Selves in an Anonymous Life Writing Subreddit Part V - Writing Individual / Plural Selves 11. My Story of Us: A Comparative Analysis of Alberto Prunetti and Fan Yusu's Working-Class Life Writing 12. Stories of Two Gandhians: Caste and Gender Intersectionality in Odia Autobiographies 13. Life Writing as Documentation of a Community: A Reading of K.A. Gunasekaran's Vadu Part VI - Memory, Exile, and Identity 14. Inhabiting In-Between Spaces: Fractured Identities and Self-representation in Najat El Hachmi's life writing 15. Death-Travelers, Buddhas, and Comics: The Graphic Memoir of an American delok 16. The Refugee Writes Back: Interrogating and Resisting the Australian border regimes in No Friend but the mountains
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