Coetzee the Writer and the Writer of an Autobiography

This essay explores some of Coetzee’s contradictions, in particular the reason why he often speaks of himself in the third person, as if the ‘I’ were a forbidden subject. Doubling the Point and Boyhood lead to an enquiry into the nature of confession as a literary convention. Echoing Kafka’s ‘Burrow...

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Auteur principal: Sevry, Jean
Format: Article ou chapitre numérique
Langue:Anglais
Publié: Commonwealth Essays and Studies 2024
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