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Narrative Structures and the Language of the Self
2010·209 pages
A scholarly exploration of narrative structures and the concept of self through analysis of various literary works.
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A scholarly exploration of narrative structures and the concept of self through analysis of various literary works.
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Throughout, the discussion is concerned with practical analysis of specific narratives and with the development of an understanding of the self that moves beyond the simple dichotomy of the self and the other, the subject and the object. ... Matthew Clark is associate professor of humanities at York University, Toronto
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