...Claudine Raynaud © 2001 by the Porter Institute for Poetics and Semiotics 2001 Under Scrutiny: Blueprints for Self-Writing Claudine Raynaud English, François-Rabelais, Tours Philippe Lejeune, Pour l’autobiographie. Paris: Seuil, pp. Philippe Lejeune, Les brouillons de soi...

... genre that is very difficult to define (see Eakin 1989; Adams 1990). Philippe Lejeune (1989: 4)has offered the following well-known definition: “Retrospective prose narra- tive written by a real person concerning his own existence, where the focus is his individual life...

... Frédéric 1926 Entretiens avec Paul Valéry ( Paris : Le Livre ). 1929 Les matinées duhêtre rouge ( Paris : Flammarion ). 1996 – 97 [1924 – 29, 1933] Une heure avec , 3 vols . ( Laval, Quebec : Siloë ). Lejeune Philippe 1980a Je est un autre ( Paris : Seuil...

..., and History , edited by Dori Laub and Shoshana Felman, 57 -74 (New York: Routledge). Lejeune, Philippe 1989 On Autobiography , edited by Paul J. Eakin, translated by Katherine M. Leary (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press). Maier, Charles S. 1993 “A Surfeit of Memory? Reflections on History...

... as Fiction: Self, Deception, and Knowledge in Proust (Oxford: Oxford University Press). 2004b “Proust, His Narrator, and the Importance of the Distinction,” Poetics Today 25 : 91 -135. Lejeune, Philippe 1989 On Autobiography , translated by Katherine Leary (Minneapolis: Minnesota University...

... in Literature, Psychoanalysis, and History , by Shoshana Felman and Dori Laub (New York: Routledge). Lejeune, Philippe 1975 Le pacte autobiographique (Paris: Seuil). McCourt, Frank 1996 Angela's Ashes (New York: Scribner). New York Times 1999 “Publisher Drops Holocaust Book,” November 3, B2...

... [1998] “With (and without) Constraints,” translated by Roxanne Lapidus, SubStance 96 : 4 -16. Lapprand, Marc 2001 “Jacques Jouet, Metro Poet,” SubStance 96 : 17 -26. Lejeune, Philippe 1991 La mémoire et l'oblique: Georges Perec autobiographe (Paris: POL). Le Lionnais, François...

... the 1850s to the Present , edited by Liz Heron and Val Williams, 471 -78 (Durham, NC: Duke University Press). Lejeune, Phillippe 1989 On Autobiography , edited by Paul John Eakin, translated by Katherine Leary (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press). Lively, Penelope 2004 The Photograph...

... Shoah: An Oral History of the Holocaust (New York: Pantheon). Lanzmann 1986 “Shoah as Counter-Myth,” Jewish Quarterly , 11 -12. Lappin, Elena 1999 “The Man with Two Heads,” Granta 66 : 9 -65. Lejeune, Philippe 1989 [1975] On Autobiography , edited and with a foreword by Paul John...

.... ( Paris : Gallimard ). 1933 Une heure avec. . . , vol. 6 ( Paris : Flammarion ). Lejeune Philippe 1980 Je est un autre: L’autobiographie de littérature aux médias ( Paris : Seuil ). Lévy Joseph J. Laplantine François 2003 “ Entre écriture et oralité: L’entretien...

...: Yale University Press). Lejeune, Philippe 1989 On Autobiography , edited by Paul John Eakin, translated by Katherine Leary (Minneapolis: Minnesota University Press). Levi, Primo 1987a If This Is a Man: The Truce , translated by Stuart Woolf (London: Abacus). 1987b Moments of Reprieve...

... and Tatiana in Pushkin’s poem. Just as Tatiana models her life and lifestyle on sentimental cliche´s of English and French novels, so Shifrah (the heroine of Braudes’s novel) does on Onegin, which thus itself acquires the status of a literary cliche´. The book concludes with Guillaume Lejeune’s “Early...

... and Tatiana in Pushkin’s poem. Just as Tatiana models her life and lifestyle on sentimental cliche´s of English and French novels, so Shifrah (the heroine of Braudes’s novel) does on Onegin, which thus itself acquires the status of a literary cliche´. The book concludes with Guillaume Lejeune’s “Early...

... and Tatiana in Pushkin’s poem. Just as Tatiana models her life and lifestyle on sentimental cliche´s of English and French novels, so Shifrah (the heroine of Braudes’s novel) does on Onegin, which thus itself acquires the status of a literary cliche´. The book concludes with Guillaume Lejeune’s “Early...

... and Tatiana in Pushkin’s poem. Just as Tatiana models her life and lifestyle on sentimental cliche´s of English and French novels, so Shifrah (the heroine of Braudes’s novel) does on Onegin, which thus itself acquires the status of a literary cliche´. The book concludes with Guillaume Lejeune’s “Early...

... and Tatiana in Pushkin’s poem. Just as Tatiana models her life and lifestyle on sentimental cliche´s of English and French novels, so Shifrah (the heroine of Braudes’s novel) does on Onegin, which thus itself acquires the status of a literary cliche´. The book concludes with Guillaume Lejeune’s “Early...

... and Tatiana in Pushkin’s poem. Just as Tatiana models her life and lifestyle on sentimental cliche´s of English and French novels, so Shifrah (the heroine of Braudes’s novel) does on Onegin, which thus itself acquires the status of a literary cliche´. The book concludes with Guillaume Lejeune’s “Early...

... and Tatiana in Pushkin’s poem. Just as Tatiana models her life and lifestyle on sentimental cliche´s of English and French novels, so Shifrah (the heroine of Braudes’s novel) does on Onegin, which thus itself acquires the status of a literary cliche´. The book concludes with Guillaume Lejeune’s “Early...

..., Derek W., and Kris LeJeune 1997 “`Stand By Your Man...': Désirée Valmonde and Feminist Standpoint Theory in Kate Chopin's `Désirée's Baby,'” Southern Studies 8 : 91 –97. Foy, Roslyn Reso 1991 “Chopin's `Désirée's Baby,'” Explicator 49 : 222 –23. Hart, James D. 1983 The Oxford...

...: A Comparative Study (Oxford: Oxford University Press). Lavagetto, Mario 1996 Chambre 43: Un lapsus de Proust , translated by Adrien Pasquali (Paris:Belin). Lejeune, Philippe 1989 On Autobiography , translated by Katherine Leary (Minneapolis:University of Minnesota Press). Levin, Harry 1950...