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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Does Autofiction Belong to French or Francophone Authors and Readers Only?lophone writing and beyond. Does this mean autofiction has ‘arrived’ as a literary genre? Could it be even more significant: an artistic trend? This chapter gives an overview of how autofiction came about, how it evolved and what its possible definitions/interpretations are today. The author discuss

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How Art Constitutes the Human: Aesthetics, Empathy and the Interesting in Autofictiondrich, Vladimir Nabokov and Elfriede Jelinek among others, Jensen argues that the unique genre tensions of autofiction provide a space for responding to Dawes’s question, detailing the rhetorical strategies enabling such works to generate empathy. Drawing upon Sianne Ngai’s definition of the ‘intere

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Illness Narratives and the Consolations of Autofictionlished 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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Lives in Story: Tim O’Brien’s amines what is at stake in making such a distinction, before moving to an analysis of how Tim O’Brien’s . employs autofictive elements to explore the history of the Vietnam War. The chapter considers how O’Brien consciously complicates the lines between fact and fiction to draw the readers’ attentio

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Unpicked and Remade: Creative Imperatives in John Burnside’s Autofictionss 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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Autofiction as a Reflexive Mode of Thought: Implications for Personal Development 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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Autofictionalizing Reflective Writing Pedagogies: Risks and Possibilitieses students to challenge received assumptions, recognize complexities of difference and reimagine more socially inclusive ways of being. However, the process can backfire, serving to cohere norms that limit being. Seeking ways to strengthen writing’s potential benefits, and redress its risks, Walker