A comprehensive survey of the biographical narratives of Robert Penn Warren. It traces a clear development towards autobiography in Warren's career and applies narratives theory to that trend to discover that Warren's discourse techniques dramatize his philosophy of history and ethics.
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Surveying the entire work of 20th-century American writer Warren, Cullick (writing, U. of Minnesota) identifies works based on the lives of US historical figures. He finds a clear development toward autobiography through the course of his career, and explains how his discourse techniques dramatize his philosophy of history and ethics. Paper edition
Jonathan S. Cullick is associate director of the University of Minnesota's writing program.
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