Ambrose and “I” Lost in Barth’s Labyrinthine Text House

The “I” narrator of Barth’s "Lost in the Funhouse Ambrose" is decentered to several selves from Freud, Kriteva, and Lacan’s point of view where the voice of Ambrose is no longer a recognized, identifiable voice. The voice of “I,” who is just a cover up for Ambrose and Barth, is then released to prod...

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