Shame and Philosophy.

The article explores the intersection of shame and philosophy in Annie Ernaux's work, highlighting how shame permeates her writing while philosophy flickers consistently throughout. Ernaux's encounters with shame and philosophy shape her literary project of autosociobiography, challenging academic p...

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Publicado en:Raritan Vol. 45; no. 3; pp. 49 - 71
Autor principal: RUSSELL, FRANCEY
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Publicado: Rutgers University, Raritan Winter2025
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