Originally published in 1937, this book contains a short series of
relatively independent studies, each seeking 'examples of
introspection in a literature which is reputed to be rich with
them', namely French autobiography. Mansell Jones examines the work
of authors such as Montaigne, Maine de Biran and Senancour to find
examples of 'the disinterested investigation of a mind by itself'
and to suggest a balance between 'inner and outer cultivation'.
This book will be of value to anyone with an interest in French
literature and the history of autobiography.
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