Paul Auster's writing machine: a thing to write with
Abstract:Borrowing from the French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari's concept of the rhizome, this thesis explores the intratextuality and self-referentiality of contemporary American author Paul Auster's work, with a focus on his films and collaborative projects, which so far have suffered critical neglect. In Auster's selfand cross-referential body of work (the so-called "intratext"), where each text is always "a part of" and yet "a multiplicity" of other related texts, and where, in Auster's own words,… Show more
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