Titlebook: Autofiction in English; Hywel Dix Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 Life writing.Memoir.Autobiography.Interte

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,Schluss- und übergangsbestimmungen,lished as a literary genre. Illness narratives are valuable because they foreground the lived experience of the patient instead of the dominant biomedical narrative that occludes the experience of suffering with its exclusive focus on physiology. Although medical humanists tend to read illness narra

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-94140-5s of a linear, autobiographical subject. Responding to cultural demands of creativity and self-invention, autofiction in this context relates to a form of recollection, which necessarily links the epistemological status of the self to the act of writing and narrativizing. Through writing and rewriti

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,Gesetz über die Deutsche Bundesbank, help them to use their minds more reflexively and potentially to derive therapeutic benefit. It brings together Serge Doubrovsky’s reflections on writing his autofiction . an explicitly therapeutic undertaking, and insights from Hunt’s qualitative research into students’ experience of writing autof

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-32957-3 of novels by Paul Auster, Philip Roth and Bret Easton Ellis, he argues that the autofictive technique used in each novel provides a new platform on which to consider the implied author. Differentiation between narrative agents is a crucial element of classical narratology, and Womble contends that

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2730-9185 ing that there is such a field as autofiction in English, it provides for the first time detailed analysis of the major works in that field and a concise historical overview of its emergence. It thus opens up n978-3-030-07890-4978-3-319-89902-2Series ISSN 2730-9185 Series E-ISSN 2730-9193