The Autofictional

1 Introduction: From Autofiction to the Autofictional; Alexandra Effe and Hannie Lawlor.- 2. Five Theses on Autofiction/the Autofictional; Martina Wagner-Egelhaaf.- 3. The Fictional in Autofiction; Alison James.- 4. A Cognitive Perspective on Autofictional Writing, Texts, and Reading; Alexandra Effe and Alison Gibbons.- 5. The Pragmatics of Autofiction; Arnaud Schmitt.- 6. The Autofictional in Serial, Literary Works; Ricarda Menn and Melissa Schuh.- 7. Metanarrative Autofiction: Critical Engagement with Cultural Narrative Models; Hanna Meretoja.- 8. Multilingual Autofiction: Mobilizing Language(s)?; Helle Egendal.- 9. Visual Autofiction: A Strategy for Cultural Inclusion; Karen Ferreira-Meyers and Bontle Tau.- 10.  Autofiction, Post-conflict Narratives, and New Memory Cultures; Hywel Dix.- 11. Autofiction as a Lens for Reading Contemporary Egyptian Writing; Hala Kamal, Fatma Atef Massoud, and Zainab Magdy.- 12. Autofiction and Film: Archival Practices in Post-Millennial Documentary Cinema in Argentina and Spain; Anna Forné and Patricia López-Gay.- 13. Autofiction and Shish setsu: Women Writers and Reinventing the Self; Justyna Kasza.-14. Autofiction and the Diary: The Radicalization of Autofiction in works by Hervé Guibert and Christine Angot; Sam Ferguson.-15. Autofiction and Self-Portraiture: Jenny Diski and Claude Cahun; Ben Grant.- 16. Visual Autofiction: A Strategy for Cultural Inclusion Autofiction and Photography: "The Split of the Mirror"; Laura Marcus.

Alexandra Effe is Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Literature, Area Studies and European Languages, University of Oslo, Norway. As Visiting Scholar at the Oxford Centre for Life-Writing, UK, she co-runs the project "Autofiction in Global Perspective." She is the author of J. M. Coetzee and the Ethics of Narrative Transgression: A Reconsideration of Metalepsis (2017).

Hannie Lawlor is Lecturer in Spanish at Exeter College and Keble College, University of Oxford, UK. She recently completed her PhD in contemporary French and Spanish women's life-writing at Wolfson College, Oxford.