Special issue on life writing
"The Role of Life Writing in Estonian Cultural History"
ISBN 978-9949-446-64-3doi: 10.7592/methis.v4i5-6
Editor: LEENA KURVET-KÄOSAAR
Language editor: Maarja Hollo
English summaries translated by: Krista Mits, Leena Kurvet-Käosaar, Blake Royer
Proofs: Eda-Kai Simmermann, Marju Mikkel, Maarja Hollo
CONTENTS
Marin Laak - Foreword
Leena Kurvet-Käosaar - In a Maze of Concepts: From Autobiography to Life Writing
ARTICLES
1. Rutt Hinrikus – The development of Estonian autobiographical writing from the 19th
century to the Second World War
2. Tiina Ann Kirss – ”The Windhover in Youth and Age”: August Kitzberg and the Founding Texts of Estonian Autobiography
3. Eve Annuk – Autobiography as the Discourse of „Truth”: Lilli Suburg’s Minu saatusega võitluskäik
4. Ave Mattheus – Child(hood) in 19th century Estonia: a Study of Autobiographical Texts
5. Maris Saagpakk – Ambivalence in Baltic German Women’s Autobiographical Writing
6. Maarja Hollo – From Our Island to Mnemosyne. The Island as an Autobiographical Figure in Bernard Kangro’s work
7. Aija Sakova – The Writer’s Duty to Suffer in Order to See and Understand:
The Literary Vision of Ene Mihkelson and Ingeborg Bachmann
8. Aare Pilv – On Self-Writing
9. Piret Kruuspere – Life Narratives and Estonian Theatre: The Productions of Merle Karusoo
10. Anneli Saro – Postdramatic Theatre and Autobiographical Performance
11. Tiiu Jaago – Generic Status of Texts Created in the Process of Collecting Memories
12. Anna Verschik – Possibilities of Research on Linguistic Biographies: Dagmar Normet, a Multilingual Childhood in Estonia
ARCHIVAL FIND
Gustav Malts – A (Hi)story of Maltsvet's Religion and His Journey to the Crimea
Rutt Hinrikus – On the Manuscript of Gustav Malts
MEDIATION OF THEORY
Philippe Lejeune – Le Pacte Autobiographique
Leena Kurvet-Käosaar – Foreword to the translation