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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Dedication V
- Acknowledgments
- Contents XI
- Introduction 1
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Part I: Between Experience and Writing
- Introductory Remarks 21
- 1 Fiction as Framing of Experience 25
- 2 The Turn to Authenticity 41
- 3 Autofiction, Crisis, and Narrative Identity 51
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Part II: Territories of the Sensitive
- Introductory Remarks 69
- 4 The Narrator as a Vulnerable Subject 79
- 5 Autofiction in the Hope of Empathy 96
- 6 Is Autofiction a Transgressive Genre? 109
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Part III: The Narrativization of Trauma in Autofiction
- Introductory Remarks 123
- 7 Ways of Representing Trauma in Autofiction 129
- 8 Autofiction between Therapy and Performativity 153
- 9 Autofiction on Violence: The Ethics of Storytelling and the Symbolic Role of Language 163
- 10 Cultural Trauma(s) in Russian-Language Autofiction 179
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Part IV: Nostalgia for Immediacy
- Introductory Remarks 195
- 11 Autofiction and Photography: The “Ghost Image” from the First-Person Narrative 205
- 12 Autofiction and New Media: In Search of Immediacy Lost 234
- 13 Conclusion 245
- Works Cited
- Index 265
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter I
- Dedication V
- Acknowledgments
- Contents XI
- Introduction 1
-
Part I: Between Experience and Writing
- Introductory Remarks 21
- 1 Fiction as Framing of Experience 25
- 2 The Turn to Authenticity 41
- 3 Autofiction, Crisis, and Narrative Identity 51
-
Part II: Territories of the Sensitive
- Introductory Remarks 69
- 4 The Narrator as a Vulnerable Subject 79
- 5 Autofiction in the Hope of Empathy 96
- 6 Is Autofiction a Transgressive Genre? 109
-
Part III: The Narrativization of Trauma in Autofiction
- Introductory Remarks 123
- 7 Ways of Representing Trauma in Autofiction 129
- 8 Autofiction between Therapy and Performativity 153
- 9 Autofiction on Violence: The Ethics of Storytelling and the Symbolic Role of Language 163
- 10 Cultural Trauma(s) in Russian-Language Autofiction 179
-
Part IV: Nostalgia for Immediacy
- Introductory Remarks 195
- 11 Autofiction and Photography: The “Ghost Image” from the First-Person Narrative 205
- 12 Autofiction and New Media: In Search of Immediacy Lost 234
- 13 Conclusion 245
- Works Cited
- Index 265