Rewriting the self : history, memory, narrative - Freeman, Mark Philip (London ; New York : Routledge, 1993)
1. Rewriting the self :
To be mindful of life ;
Interpretation and selfhood ;
Questions ;
The skeptical challenge ;
Thinking beyond skepticism ;
the cast of characters.

2. The story of a life :
history, memory, narrative ;
'Origins' ;
The cast out one's demons ;
Living in the material world ,
Knowledge and action ;
Retrospects and prospects ;
recollection and development.

3. In the name of the self :
The danger of writing ;
Language, thought, and reality ;
Whose words do we speak and write? ;
Origin/ality ;
Autorship and selfhood ;
To build a world ;
Looking toward the future, in anticipation.

4. Living to tell about it :
Pure imagination ;
Face to face ;
The start of something big ;
Narrative delusion and the (meta)historical imagination ;
the banality of existence ;
Accidents will happen ;
Narrative desire.

5. Fact and fiction :
What are the facts of history? ;
Presence and absence ;
The manifest text ;
In the aftermath ;
The problem of the text ;
To know thyself.

6. The primal scenes of selfhood :
Secrecy and secrets ;
Double trouble ;
Lingering despair, appearances notwithstanding ;
The dead end of rationality ;
On narrative plausibility ;
Reconstruction, restoration, and the dialectic development ;
Primal scenes.

7. Who to become :
In the wilderness of the self ;
The seeds of new life ;
Meaning, morality, and the social construction of narrative ;
Apostasy and authority ;
A tale of two worlds ;
The vertigo of development.

Epilogue: Toward a poetics of life history
Bibligrafija: str. [237]-244
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Keywords: Autobiographical memory; Self-perception.; autobiografsko sjećanje; samopercepcija