On literary subjectivity in the seventeenth century.

Explores how seventeenth century literature resolved the opposition between conflictual subjectivity and the desire for unity and homogeneity. Corneille's complete and positive identification with his eponymous figure in `Medea'; Qualities of the self.

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Publicado en:Diogenes Vol. 46; no. 182; pp. 75 - 89
Autor principal: Jackson, John E.
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Cambridge University Press 1998
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