Interpreting the self

two hundred years of American autobiography

By Bjorklund, Diane

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ISBN
978-0-22605-447-6
Publisher
Chicago : University of Chicago Press, c1998.


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Library Journal

Reviewed on December 1, 1998

These studies of autobiographical writing approach the topic from different angles. Bjorklund, a social scientist, analyzes the genre from the perspectives of psychology, sociology, and ethnic studies. She has selected five representative titles from each decade starting from 1800 and examines them from in terms of how the concept of self has changed in U.S. history and society. She divides the book into four sections: religious autobiographies, the works of business or "self-made" individuals, the psychological aspects o...Log In or Sign Up to Read More

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