Mapping Lives by Peter France

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Summary

Why biography? Lives of writers, thinkers and artists, while unfailingly popular with readers, raise all kinds of theoretical problems. This volume explores the different faces and functions of the genre in a range of European settings from antiquity to the present.

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Mapping Lives by Peter France

Why biography? Lives of writers, thinkers and artists, while unfailingly popular with readers, raise all kinds of theoretical problems. This volume explores the different faces and functions of the genre in a range of European settings from antiquity to the present.
Review from previous edition Absorbing and informative * Times Literary Supplement 30/08/02 *
An impressive collection of essays, some by well-known practitioners * The Economist 13/12/02 *

William St. Clair is the author of That Greece Might Still be Free, awarded the Heinemann prize by the Royal Society of Literature. He is also a leading scholar of Byron and Shelley and was awarded the Time Life prize and Macmillan silver pen for his The Godwins and the Shelleys in 1989. He is a
contributor to the Financial Times, TLS and other journals, and a Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford.
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ISBN 13 9780197263181
ISBN 10 0197263186
Title Mapping Lives
Author Peter France
Series British Academy Centenary Monographs
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Oxford University Press
Year published 2004-09-23
Number of pages 360
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