This volume is devoted to life-writing in English from 1945 to the present day, a period in which life-writing became an increasingly popular and accessible form.
This volume is devoted to life-writing in English from 1945 to the present day, a period in which life-writing became an increasingly popular and accessible form.
Patrick Hayes is a Fellow of St John's College, Oxford, where he teaches literature from the Romantic period to the present day. He specializes in modern fiction, poetry, and life-writing. Previous work includes J.M. Coetzee and the Novel (2010), Philip Roth: Fiction and Power (2014), and an edited collection about the relationship between literature and philosophy, entitled Beyond the Ancient Quarrel (2018).
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1: Aftermath: Confronting the Inhuman 2: Biographies of the Unconscious 3: Self-Knowledge as a Question 4: Coming Out 5: Feminism's Lyric Selves 6: Autoethnography 7: Intimate Memoirs 8: Memory Culture 9: Posthuman Monsters 10: Literary Biography and Theory 11: Celebrity and its Literary Consequences 12: Prospect: Human 2.0? Bibliography
Introduction 1: Aftermath: Confronting the Inhuman 2: Biographies of the Unconscious 3: Self-Knowledge as a Question 4: Coming Out 5: Feminism's Lyric Selves 6: Autoethnography 7: Intimate Memoirs 8: Memory Culture 9: Posthuman Monsters 10: Literary Biography and Theory 11: Celebrity and its Literary Consequences 12: Prospect: Human 2.0? Bibliography
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