I Problems; Blindness and Autobiography
European Journal of Life Writing, 2015 The literary genre of autobiography dates back to the 18th century, when philosophy became a type of anthropology, archives and case histories strengthened the grasp of discourse over life, and modern authorship and hermeneutics led to new modes of ...
Dennis Schep
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Ordering our world: the quest for traces of temporal organization in autobiographical memory
, 2007 An experiment examined the idea, derived from the Self Memory System model (Conway & Pleydell-Pearce, 2000), that autobiographical events are sometimes tagged in memory with labels reflecting the life era in which an event occurred.
Sedikides, Constantine +6 more
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La ri-mediazione digitale e la dissolvenza dell’io nel Photojournal di Annie Ernaux
Between, 2019 The aim of the paper is the analysis of the Photojournal, an autobiographical photo-text dispositiv that Annie Ernaux composes as a preface to the volume of her works, Écrire la vie (Gallimard, 2011).
Roberta Coglitore
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An Autobiographical Reading of Drago Jančar’s Novel “Mocking Desire”
Adeptus, 2022 The novel Mocking Desire was published in 1993, when Drago Jančar was already a wellknown author, who had received some important literary awards. This hybrid and multifaceted literary work describes the Slovenian writer’s stay in New Orleans and in New
Marta Cmiel-Bażant
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Beyond this point here be dragons: consideration and caution for supervising HDR writing trauma projects [PDF]
, 2017 As memoir and autobiographical/ autoethnographic texts flourish in the market place, so this emergence is reflected in the tertiary sector. Mostly sited within journalism, English and creative writing schools, accordingly a proportion of these texts ...
Rickett, C +3 more
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Autobiographical Memory Writing Intervention with Cancer Survivors: a Study Protocol
Mediterranean Journal of Clinical PsychologyA cancer diagnosis and its subsequent treatment can disrupt a person's sense of identity, temporal continuity, and personal meaning. Psychological distress often persists beyond the active treatment phase.
Maria Luisa Martino +10 more
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River writing and “the tyranny of beginnings:” Autobiographies along rivers
Moderna Språk, 2020 Many contemporary autobiographical texts that depict a transcultural self prominently feature waterscapes in the foreground. The present study focuses on how rivers are functionalized in two autobiographical accounts: the essayistic Flodernas bok (The ...
Linda Karlsson Hammarfelt
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The «I» And The Author In Modern French Autobiography Marguerite Duras And Annie Ernaux
1616, 2015 The emergence of the individual has for some time now dominated the field in France. This is especially visible when it comes to autobiographical writing.
Netta NAKARI
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Cuando Frankenstein encontró a Dorian Gray: dandysmo, post-identidad y sujetos virtuales
Lectora: Revista de Dones i Textualitat, 2004 The appearence and popularization of the Internet has created new forms of writing, that compel us to think anew about identity and subjectivity.
Isabel Clúa Ginés
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Writing autobiographical narratives increases political conservatism
, 2013 Two experiments show that writing chronological autobiographical narratives increases political conservatism, defined as an ideology of resistance to social change. When writing chronological autobiographical narratives, we hypothesized that people would
Proulx, T., Lammers, J.
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