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ELEMENTS OF AUTOBIOGRAPHY IN Ch. BRONTË`S NOVEL “JANE EYRE” [PDF]
Вісник університету ім. А. Нобеля. Серія Філологічні науки, 2020 Stable interest of readers in the autobiographies of famous people encourages authors to find different ways of presence / absence of the author-narrator in the text, to balance the relationship between biographical truth and fiction in contradictory ...
Svitlana K. Revutska, Maryna V. Forgel
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, 2017 The article deals with Edward Balcerzan’s book called Pochwała poezji (Praise of poetry ) (Mikoł.w 2013). The author discusses it in the context of modern academic writing, as well as in relation to tradition and today’s autobiographical practice, but ...
Madejski, Jerzy
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Glottodidactica, 2019 The aim of the text is to discuss some issues related to the academic principles of autobiographical writing and practical workshops aiming to improve intercultural, trans- and cross-cultural competences. We have to keep in mind that the significance of
Stephan Wolting
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Glory box: Tim Miller's autobiography of the future [PDF]
, 2003 Performance artist Tim Miller has been making autobiographical work for more than twenty years. Dee Heddon explores Miller's recent show, Glory Box (2001), arguing that, both in his practice and his use of his own life stories, he is attempting not only ...
Heddon, D.
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Gender, Politics, and Participation: The Contests of Autobiographical Writings in Poland
European Journal of Life Writing, 2016 This article discusses the connections between gender, politics of participation and of truth through the lens of life stories. They take as an example the contests of autobiographical writing which took place in Poland between the two World Wars. Poland
Dietlind Huechtker
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The Afterlives of Those Who Write Themselves. Rethinking Autobiographical Archives
European Journal of Life Writing, 2020 As those who write themselves, life narrators are readers, interpreters, and curators of the archival material, both intimate and impersonal, accrued during their lifetimes.
Sidonie Smith, Julia Watson
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“Let's Make a List”: James Schuyler's taxonomic autobiography [PDF]
, 2002 August 21, 1970 A few sound[s] are embedded in the fog – a gull mewing, different far off fog horns – like unset polished stones laid out in cotton wool. Tuesday, March 5, 1985 At six AM the heavy gray burns a heavier blue.
Watkin, W
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Autobiographical Writings [PDF]
, 2017 Emerging out of the traditions of exemplary lives and self-analysis at the beginning of the seventeenth century, the genre of spiritual autobiography writing is fluid and unstable both textually and generically. The individualism that has often been taken to define the autobiographical project is problematized in these accounts, which tend to ...
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Crossroads, 2021 Richard Yates, most remembered for his Revolutionary Road (1961), was also the author of two fine and exceptionally well-crafted collections of short stories, Eleven Kinds of Loneliness (1963) and Liars in Love (1981).
Karl Wood
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Surviving the wreck : post-traumatic writers, bodies in transition and the point of autobiographical fiction [PDF]
, 2016 In autobiographical fiction, the repetition of specific ‘unprocessed’ tropes wherein contextual meaning remains unclear can be likened to the symptomatic ‘flashbacks’ endured by victims of trauma. Virginia Woolf’s compulsive use of images of sea, mirrors,
Jensen, Meg
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