'Confessions' Bliss

Postmodern Criticism as a Palimpsest of Augustine's 'Confessions'

F. begins with the claim that "this article will not be a story or an argument leading to any question (though it will be story and argument), but an enactment, or plagiarizing re-enactment" (p. 30) and ends with a question. But it is more fully focused on a modern story than on the 'Confessions'.

Bibliographic Details
Author:Gene Fendt
Published: S.n., s.l., 1995
Volume:36
Pages:30-45
Periodical:The Heythrop Journal
Number:1
Format:Article
Topic:- Works > Confessiones
Status:Needs Review
Description
Summary:F. begins with the claim that "this article will not be a story or an argument leading to any question (though it will be story and argument), but an enactment, or plagiarizing re-enactment" (p. 30) and ends with a question. But it is more fully focused on a modern story than on the 'Confessions'.

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