Grove's Last Laugh: The Gender of Self-Representation in Frederick Philip Grove's "In Search of Myself"

Grove's Last Laugh: The Gender of Self-Representation in Frederick Philip Grove's "In Search of Myself"

Matthews discusses writer Frederick Philip Grove's representation of himself in "In Search of Myself." Grove posits a notion of pre-constituted selfhood in what he calls unborn "humans-to-be" and particularizes himself as a "future writer," a self governed by deter...

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Veröffentlicht in:Canadian literature 1998-12, Vol.159 (159), p.114
1. Verfasser: Matthews, S Leigh
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
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Canadian literature
German literature
Grove, Frederick P
Grove, Frederick Philip (1879-1948)
History & criticism
Literary criticism
Philosophy
Self concept
Self image
Sex roles
Sexuality
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Zusammenfassung:Matthews discusses writer Frederick Philip Grove's representation of himself in "In Search of Myself." Grove posits a notion of pre-constituted selfhood in what he calls unborn "humans-to-be" and particularizes himself as a "future writer," a self governed by determining destiny.
ISSN:0008-4360