El nacimiento de la autobiografía: The birth of autobiography

Luis Beltrán Almería

doi:10.55422/bbmp.1022

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Luis Beltrán Almería Universidad de Zaragoza

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https://doi.org/10.55422/bbmp.1022

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Autobiografía, Antiguedad, Retórica, Misch, Lejeune

Abstract

The relationship between autobiography and rhetoric can be explained by its origins in antiquity. Plato with his Letter VII and Isocrates with his Antidosis founded a genre that will have a place of capital importance in the cultural history of the West. The most relevant approaches to this genre are those of Georg Misch and Philippe Lejeune. Lejeune has overshadowed Misch, although his merits cannot be compared.

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The birth of autobiography