The Made-Up Self: Impersonation in the Personal Essay
The Made-Up Self explores impersonation in the personal essay, examining how writers construct and present identity through literary nonfiction. Carl H. Klaus offers a focused study of self-representation, authorship, and the imaginative shaping of personal experience.
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The Made-Up Self examines impersonation in the personal essay.
Carl H. Klaus considers how personal essayists represent and construct the self through writing.
The book focuses on the relationship between identity, authorship, and literary self-presentation.
It offers a critical study of the personal essay as a form of literary nonfiction.
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