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- catalog abstract ""Being Interior explores how seventeenth-century readers and writers busied themselves with the pressing task of inventing a text commensurate with these newly opened subjective depths. Their practices laid the groundwork not only for the future success of autobiography as a genre but also for our entire modern culture of interiority." "In tracing the emergence of autobiography as a privileged mediation between interior and exterior worlds, Nicholas D. Paige turns his attention where few have looked: to the wealth of information contained in religious writing of the period, much of it by women. Combining the evidence furnished by the material transmission of these works with a theoretical understanding of the contradictions built into subjectivity, Paige explains why categories like autobiography and experience, despite their problematic nature, have become unavoidable components of the modern world. Being Interior speaks not only to specialists of autobiography and classical France but also to readers interested in the constructions of gender and authorship, the history of private life and reading practices, and the past and future of interiorized subjectivity."--Jacket.".
- catalog contributor b11943297.
- catalog coverage "France Biography History and criticism.".
- catalog created "2001".
- catalog date "2001".
- catalog dateCopyrighted "2001".
- catalog description ""Being Interior explores how seventeenth-century readers and writers busied themselves with the pressing task of inventing a text commensurate with these newly opened subjective depths. Their practices laid the groundwork not only for the future success of autobiography as a genre but also for our entire modern culture of interiority."".
- catalog description ""In tracing the emergence of autobiography as a privileged mediation between interior and exterior worlds, Nicholas D. Paige turns his attention where few have looked: to the wealth of information contained in religious writing of the period, much of it by women. Combining the evidence furnished by the material transmission of these works with a theoretical understanding of the contradictions built into subjectivity, Paige explains why categories like autobiography and experience, despite their problematic nature, have become unavoidable components of the modern world.".
- catalog description "Being Interior speaks not only to specialists of autobiography and classical France but also to readers interested in the constructions of gender and authorship, the history of private life and reading practices, and the past and future of interiorized subjectivity."--Jacket.".
- catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
- catalog description "Introduction: Inside the Grand Siecle -- Thinking Through Autobiography: On the Tracks of a Literary Mentality -- Religious Topography: In, Out, and In-Between -- Reading In -- The History of an Anachronism: Montaigne, Augustine, and the Becoming of Autobiography -- Reading Montaigne with Rousseau's Eyes -- Is Montaigne Shallow or Deep? -- Innards -- From Aristocrat to Penitent -- Modernizing Augustine -- Becoming Autobiography -- Verbatim: Print, Gender, and the Death of the Biographer -- His Master's Voice: Orality and Experience -- Researching the Subject -- The Oracle Writes -- Making Words Speak Louder than Actions -- "Un Abime a Ecrire": The Burden of Writing -- Gendering Autobiography -- Frictions -- Uncomfortable Subjects: Autobiography and the Circulation of Privacy -- Jean de Labadie, Public Apology, and the Rhetoric of Privacy -- Antoinette Bourignon's Secrets -- Jeanne Guyon and the Rigors of Publicity -- The Experience of Difference: Jean-Joseph Surin's Science experimentale -- The Making and Unmaking of a Modern Exorcist -- Autobiographical Deviations -- Sciences of Experience -- Surin's Secret Knot -- Apophasis and the Failure of Science -- Autobiography's Vanishing Point -- Conclusion: The Future of Experience.".
- catalog extent "viii, 297 p. :".
- catalog identifier "0812235770 (cloth : alk. paper)".
- catalog isPartOf "New cultural studies".
- catalog issued "2001".
- catalog language "eng".
- catalog publisher "Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania Press,".
- catalog spatial "France Biography History and criticism.".
- catalog subject "840.9/492 21".
- catalog subject "Authors, French Biography History and criticism.".
- catalog subject "Autobiography.".
- catalog subject "CT25 .P35 2001".
- catalog tableOfContents "Introduction: Inside the Grand Siecle -- Thinking Through Autobiography: On the Tracks of a Literary Mentality -- Religious Topography: In, Out, and In-Between -- Reading In -- The History of an Anachronism: Montaigne, Augustine, and the Becoming of Autobiography -- Reading Montaigne with Rousseau's Eyes -- Is Montaigne Shallow or Deep? -- Innards -- From Aristocrat to Penitent -- Modernizing Augustine -- Becoming Autobiography -- Verbatim: Print, Gender, and the Death of the Biographer -- His Master's Voice: Orality and Experience -- Researching the Subject -- The Oracle Writes -- Making Words Speak Louder than Actions -- "Un Abime a Ecrire": The Burden of Writing -- Gendering Autobiography -- Frictions -- Uncomfortable Subjects: Autobiography and the Circulation of Privacy -- Jean de Labadie, Public Apology, and the Rhetoric of Privacy -- Antoinette Bourignon's Secrets -- Jeanne Guyon and the Rigors of Publicity -- The Experience of Difference: Jean-Joseph Surin's Science experimentale -- The Making and Unmaking of a Modern Exorcist -- Autobiographical Deviations -- Sciences of Experience -- Surin's Secret Knot -- Apophasis and the Failure of Science -- Autobiography's Vanishing Point -- Conclusion: The Future of Experience.".
- catalog title "Being interior : autobiography and the contradictions of modernity in seventeenth-century France / Nicholas D. Paige.".
- catalog type "Criticism, interpretation, etc. fast".
- catalog type "text".