The Dialectic of Self and Story: Reading And Storytelling In Contemporary American Fiction (Literary Criticism And Cultural Theory)
The Dialectic of Self and Story explores how selfhood and narrative intersect in contemporary American fiction. Focusing on reading and storytelling, Robert Durante’s study approaches these subjects through literary criticism and cultural theory, offering a focused examination of fiction, interpretation, and the relationship between personal identity and story.
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The Dialectic of Self and Story examines the relationship between individual identity and narrative in contemporary American fiction.
It considers reading and storytelling as central practices for understanding how selves and stories interact.
Framed within literary criticism and cultural theory, the book offers a focused study of fiction, interpretation, and narrative identity.
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