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"A very important intervention into a number of arenas ... a very welcome contribution to the fields of auto/biographical, late nineteenth-century and modernist studies ... opens up new ways of thinking about life-writing and, in particular, the relationship between autobiography and fiction ... a very rich and rewarding study ... it engages very productively with autobiographical theory ... It is, as a whole, subtle, informed and persuasive.' Laura Marcus, Goldsmith's Professor of English Literature, University of Oxford" "T̀his is a captivating study ... the range of the book is ...…
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Autobiographical fictionLiteratureBiography as a literary formHistory and criticismModern Literature
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3 in Spinefolk| Format | Publisher | Year | ISBN |
|---|---|---|---|
| Edition | Oxford University Press | 2013 | 9780199657698 |
| Edition | Oxford University Press | 2010 | 9780199579761 |
| Edition | Oxford University Press | 2010 | 9781282544734 |
Autobiographical fictionLiteratureBiography as a literary formHistory and criticismModern Literature
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