Prose Studies, Volume 8, Issue 2 (1985)

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Modern Selves Essay on Modern British and American Autobiography

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Criticism and the autobiographical tradition
Philip Dodd
Pages: 1-13
Published online: 16 Jul 2008
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Introduction
Preface
Philip Dodd
Page: 3
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Notes on contributors
Page: 4
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Woman's autobiographical writings: New forms
Carolyn G. Heilbrun
Pages: 14-28
Published online: 16 Jul 2008
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Sexual identity in modern British autobiography
Brian Finney
Pages: 29-44
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The mask of form in Out of Africa
Judith Lee
Pages: 45-59
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Contemporary working‐class autobiography: Politics of form, politics of content
S. Dentith
Pages: 60-80
Published online: 16 Jul 2008
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Appropriating (life‐) history through autobiographical writing: André Gorz's The Traitor, a dialectical inquiry into the self
Michael Mundhenk
Pages: 81-96
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The politics of Edwin Muir's autobiographies
Sheila Lodge
Pages: 97-117
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Autobiography, epistemology and the Irish tradition: The example of Denis Johnston
Shirley Neuman
Pages: 118-138
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In search of himselves: The autobiographical writings of Graham Greene
Martin Stannard
Pages: 139-155
Published online: 16 Jul 2008
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Autobiography and fiction
Glen Cavaliero
Pages: 156-171
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I do believe him though I know he lies: Lying as genre and metaphor in Richard Wright's Black Boy
Timothy Dow Adams
Pages: 172-187
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Editorial board
Page: ebi
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