Auditory Perception in Twentieth-Century Self-Narratives: Oto-bio-graphical Subjects
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Examines the connection between auditory perception and the formation of subjectivity and identity in 20th-century autobiographical literature, drawing a parallel between poststructuralism and the decentered subject in self-narratives.
Throughout the 20th century, auditory perception became a significant area of inquiry across diverse disciplines, particularly within psychoanalysis, philosophy, and through the lens of poststructuralist thought. Auditory Perception in Twentieth-Century Self-N...
Throughout the 20th century, auditory perception became a significant area of inquiry across diverse disciplines, particularly within psychoanalysis, philosophy, and through the lens of poststructuralist thought. Auditory Perception in Twentieth-Century Self-N...






















