Strindberg and Autobiography

Focusing on the complexities of autobiographical writing, this study delves into Strindberg's unique self-representation in language. Michael Robinson moves beyond traditional biography to examine the challenges and subterfuges inherent in Strindberg's works. By analyzing not only the explicitly autobiographical texts but also his dramas, narratives, and other prose, Robinson offers a comprehensive exploration of the author's idiosyncratic style and the implications it has for understanding his life and art.