Tziovas, Dimitris. The Other Self: Selfhood and Society in Modern Greek Fiction. Lanham, Boulder, New York, Oxford: Lexington Books, 2003. x, 289 p.

ISBN 0739106252; 9780739106259

Includes: "Palaiologos' I Polypathis: Picaresque (Auto)biography as a National Romance" (pp. 55-82); "Selfhood, Natural Law, and Social Resistance in The Murderess" (pp. 83-101); "Individuality and Inevitability: From the Social Novel to Bildungsroman" (pp. 103-133) [On Konstantinos Theotokis' Katadikos, George Theotokas' Leonis, and Pandelis Prevelakis' The Sun of Death]; "A Hero without a Cause: Self-Identity in Vasilis Arvanitis" (pp. 135-152); "The Poetics of Manhood: Genre and Self-Identity in Freedom and Death (pp. 153-174); "Tyrants and Prisoners: Narrative Fusion and the Hybrid Self in the Third Wedding" (pp. 175-193); Defying the Social Context: Narratives of Exile and the Lonely Self" (pp. 195-214) [On Dimitris Hatzis' The End of Our Small Town and Double Book]; "Fool's Gold and Achilles' Fiancée: Politics and Self-Representation" (pp. 215-247) [On Maro Douka's Fool's Gold, and Alki Zei's Achilles' Fiancée]; ""Moscóv-Selím" and The Life of Ismail Ferik Pasha: Narratives of Identity and the Semiotic Chora" (pp. 249-271) [On Georgios Vizyenos's short story "Moscóv-Selím", and Rhea Galanaki's The Life of Ismail Ferik Pasha].