Preface | p. vii |
Acknowledgements | p. ix |
Liberating a Captive Genre: Past Insights and New Perspectives | p. 1 |
Establishing the Confessional Subject | p. 1 |
St. Augustine | p. 2 |
Santa Teresa de Jesús | p. 3 |
Jean-Jacques Rousseau | p. 3 |
The Theorists' Legacy (Root, Tentler) | p. 4 |
Beyond Guilt and Religious Confession (Root, Tentler) | p. 4 |
A Genre of Crisis: From Humiliation to Hope (Zambrano, S.M. Levin) | p. 6 |
The Confessional Hero and the Quest for Self-discovery (Axthelm) | p. 7 |
The Author as Confessant (Chacel) | p. 7 |
The Appeal to an Audience: Confession and Society (Doody) | p. 8 |
A Perlocutionary Ritual: The Search for Reaffirmation and Healing (Foster) | p. 8 |
The Pattern of Death and Rebirth (Rosenberg) | p. 9 |
Penitence, Persuasion and Power: A Performative Model of Confession | p. 11 |
Freedom from Captivity | p. 13 |
Problems of Genre: Confessional Literature vis-à-vis Autobiography | p. 14 |
The Power of Interlocution and the Relations of Power | p. 15 |
Confessional Texts | p. 16 |
Rhetoric, Gestures and Emotion | p. 16 |
Heteroglossia and Speech Act Theory | p. 18 |
The Interlocutor | p. 20 |
Power: Hegemony and the Panopticon | p. 21 |
From Blindness to Sight: The Symbolic Journey | p. 23 |
Auricular and Ocular Confession: A New Confessional Model | p. 24 |
Confession and Liberty: Cervantes' "La historia del cautivo" | p. 27 |
Impious and Unbelieving Priests in the Spanish Confessional Tradition | p. 37 |
Epistolary Confession and the Inquisition: Gutiérrez's Cornelia Bororquia | p. 37 |
The Good but Unbelieving Priest: Unamuno's San Manuel Bueno, Mártir | p. 40 |
The Impious Confessor: Sender's Réquiem por un campesino español | p. 46 |
"Es de Lope": The Drama of Confession and Fuente Ovejuna | p. 51 |
Confessing Incognito: Zorrilla's Traidor, Inconfeso y mártir | p. 65 |
Confessional Literature: Redefining a Genre | p. 73 |
Notes | p. 77 |
Bibliography | p. 83 |
About the Author | p. 89 |
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