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Journal Article
A PHILOSOPHY OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY: BODY & TEXT
2019
Overview
While Art's own labors over the drawing board to embody his characters are not the focus of his chapter Rathore is attentive and sometimes critical of the visual elements of Satrapi's Persepolis. Whether it is Art Spiegelman toiling away atop a mountain of corpses, Maya Angelou being turned away by the dentist, Yukio Mishima's seppuku or Gandhi's experiments; it is always the lived, embodied detail that traces the path to the revealing. NANDAN ROSARIO Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Delhi Aakash Singh Rathore through A Philosophy of Autobiography: Body & Text makes a strong case for unity of flesh and spirit as an essential element of human existence. Fact, Fiction and the Fake: One dominant dualism has been challenged by the author (fact vs. fiction), which he deals with explicitly in chapters on Ernest Hemingway and Art Spiegelman.
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