How To Use Autobiographic In A Sentence
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The work of the Hard-Edge painters, their first collective exhibition catalog in 1959 asserted, runs counter to a widespread contemporary belief in the primary value of emotion and intuition in esthetic experience … the [Hard-Edge painter] is not preoccupied with art as an opportunity to make autobiographical statements.
California Cool
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The supporting stories have a much sharper bite, including a return to his painfully confessional autobiographical style.
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A Serious Man" draw from their writer-directors 'personal histories, while "Nine" reimagines Fellini's semiautobiographically impressionistic "8 as a musical.
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People assume that the novel is semi-autobiographical.
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Up until two weeks ago, he painted and cranked out brief, autobiographical vignettes - one a day.
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From plastic abstraction to documentary reportage, from psychic investigation to political pamphleteering, from the autobiographical essay to a demonstration of the powers of montage, from graphic and textural work to militant revindication - Whitehead's work accomplishes an exceptional synthesis, open to every different dimension of avant-garde cinema, tending towards percpetual explosion and euphoric fusion with phenomena.
GreenCine Daily: Rouge. 10.
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His eyes were red and I knew why he couldn't express emotion in his autobiographical work.
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Knowing that his kind of work is often autobiographical, one can't help but wonder if his family and friends recognise themselves in his characters.
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With heavy-lidded eyes, wide-open mouths or rubber-hosey limbs, Satrapi's characters convey everything from gleeful, kinetic action to stark terror to heart-rending anguish-which is perfectly fitting for the autobiographical
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Some of the pieces seemed autobiographical, others were clearly completely fictional, but there was a lot more focus on emotion, memory, and poetic language (example: "the blue sky hanging in acres above the yellow leaves") than I have in my own work or am used to seeing in SF.
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Both the semi-autobiographical Denisovich and the non-ficiton Archipelago described Gulag life in harrowing detail, and forced the West to finally acknowledge the grave human rights abuses perpetrated inside Stalin’s brutal work camps, which at their peak housed more than two million prisoners.
Russian Gulags: Then and Now | Disinformation
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WARD: "Born to be a Loser" would have been called autobiographical, if Donley had had the insights others had into him.
Jimmy Donley: A 'Born Loser' Finally Gets His Due
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In 1986 Pryor himself directed and starred in the semi-autobiographical tale, Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life Is Calling.
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He said that his agreements with these autobiographical subjects were not recorded in writing.
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He found some alleviation from self-torment in _David Copperfield_, and he determined to borrow a feather from 'the master's' pinion -- in other words, to place an autobiographical novel to his credit.
The House of Cobwebs and Other Stories
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Paradoxically, the first lie they tend to tell interviewers is that their works are not autobiographical.
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But it was an autobiographical account.
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In truth, he has written as easily about love as he has about tyranny, as nimbly about rabid dictators as about powerless artists; he has given us "Vargas Llosa light," in delightfully erotic (thinly veiled autobiographical) stories, and "Vargas Llosa dark," in elaborately researched and profoundly illuminating historical novels.
The power of Mario Vargas Llosa's words led the political writer to Nobel Prize
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His delightful memoir is a worthy addition to the long list of autobiographical works detailing complex relationships between fathers and sons.
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The music itself feels like it could be an extolment of the "day," but the words push the mood into a darker meditation on isolation - though not necessarily an autobiographical one.
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Last year he published his second autobiographical work, Straight.
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Why do you use this common voice, and how autobiographical is the way he lives in, and reacts to, the world?
A Conversation with Arthur Bradford author of Dogwalker
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Katla is most like me, I suppose, at an emotional core, though there is nothing autobiographical about her life.
Judith Lindbergh - An interview with author
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I would never write autobiographically as I tend to write as an alternative to my life, not a repetition or imitation of it.
Maggie O'Farrell - An interview with author
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It's about a lonely adolescent called Blakemore and meditates on education, faith and teen friendship in the distant days before the Chatterley ban and the Beatles' first LP.Hare denies South Downs is entirely autobiographical and yet Blakemore's absentee father is a sailor, just as Hare's was, and his mother sees education as a tool for creating a secure adult life.
David Hare: 'It's absurd, but I feel insecure'
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Recently Read has also done comedy gigs, regaling audiences with chilling autobiographical tales while assuring nervous listeners he has never hurt a woman, child or innocent person.
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He has taken the autobiographical genre and adapted it to suit his own particular requirements.
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The new work, for example, is somewhat autobiographical, a self-indulgence that once he would not have allowed himself.
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Guy Debord throws down this critique near the end of his last film, détourned into illustrative counterpoint for an anti-masscult philippic interwoven with autobiographical self-reflection ....
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And there are the autobiographical grasses, exposing old secrets and betraying ancient confidences in exchange for sales.
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One of his most autobiographical works, it follows a gilded couple torn apart by wealth and mental instability.
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It went on to sell more than two million copies and has been followed by four more autobiographical accounts.
The Sun
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He wrote his first two piano concertos as largely autobiographical works.
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I think first person autobiographical is a starting point in writing and that we grow in maturity as we try to see through the eyes of others.
Post mortem
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This is a first feature from documentarist Tareque Masud, autobiographical, but refreshingly without egotism or conceit.
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Reports by patients of memory loss are of the erasing of autobiographical memories or retrograde amnesia.
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Based on the autobiographical book by Aron Ralston, the film recounts how the canyoneer was forced to cut off his arm after it got pinioned by a boulder.
Erica Abeel: WHEN CUTTING OFF YOUR ARM IS THE SOLUTION
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When not advising on art, she is writing a semiautobiographical novel.
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A more personal take on the costs of displacement appears in British artist Isaac Julien's semi-autobiographical film Paradise Omeros.
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These are his most obviously autobiographical works.
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Only now do we know just how autobiographical these three novels really were.
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He organizes his record collection, for example, not by performers or topics, but autobiographically, by when he bought a record and why.
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The most famous published autobiographical accounts of the intercontinental trade were predominately male.
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These are his most obviously autobiographical works.
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Known for dense black-and-white photomontages created from photo fragments and imagery from books and magazines, her work has drawn on autobiographical and literary sources, and speaks to her fractured identity.
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It's about a lonely adolescent called Blakemore and meditates on education, faith and teen friendship in the distant days before the Chatterley ban and the Beatles' first LP.Hare denies South Downs is entirely autobiographical and yet Blakemore's absentee father is a sailor, just as Hare's was, and his mother sees education as a tool for creating a secure adult life.
David Hare: 'It's absurd, but I feel insecure'
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Even as he held magisterial power over the audience (he asked for quiet and got it) during the autobiographical ‘Freehold,’ Springsteen offered not an oversincere paean to his hometown but an acerbically funny look at small-town life.
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His autobiographical writings gave him an opportunity to do so, yet he failed to take it.
The Times Literary Supplement
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I'm generally unsympathetic to autobiographical works.
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Dundes is to be congratulated on his choice of essayists and on his clear exposition of their key ideas placed in an illuminating historical and autobiographical context.
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He often depicts donkeys, which he says he feels are autobiographical.
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One hundred college students retrieved autobiographical memories associated with panic, trauma, worry, and social anxiety.
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She was the first Chinese woman to write candidly about her own life in a rather autobiographic novel.
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The biggest error the doubters make, Shapiro says, is to believe that dramatists and other authors in Shakespeare's day made a habit of autobiographically inserting themselves into their own works.
Taking On The Doubters
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Another moment of wonder was near the end of this autobiographical work.
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But it was an autobiographical account.
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His eyes were red and I knew why he couldn't express emotion in his autobiographical work.
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His autobiographical writings gave him an opportunity to do so, yet he failed to take it.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Their experiences and rhetoric are often hard to disentangle in the autobiographical strata of the novel.
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Illustrations for The Monkey Wrench Gang, a 1986 book about a fictional group of eco-warriors, appear alongside autobiographical strips done for The New Yorker.
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This later work reflects a literary shift, a turn to more personal, autobiographic poetry.
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When the other two return, assuming Ferdinand does, Terry's resurrection will be a fait accompli which they either accept or store up as autobiographical cordite for when Don Fabio stands down.
Fabio Capello risks all by giving John Terry his bark back | Paul Hayward
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Elizabethans, and Milton to Auden and Dylan Thomas, an elaborate tradition discernible in lavish metaphor and luxurious sound and rhythm, the second a domestic ageless tradition, an elementary language where, like a new Adam, the poet gives things their names, perceiving how the speech sounds take shape - as in a passage in the autobiographical Another Life: I watched the vowels curl from the tongue of the carpenter's plane,/resinous, fragrant ...
Nobel Prize in Literature 1992 - Presentation Speech
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The third story was the most autobiographical one, built in part around my own struggles with my family and their abnegation of any feeling of responsibility.
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I began this essay autobiographically and I bring it to a close autobiographically.
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The Brisbane intellectual property lawyer whipped out a guitar and sang her way through her session, a reading from her semi-autobiographical novel.
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Based on an autobiographical book by Gavino Ledda, Padre Padrone is filmed in Sardinian, a regional Italian dialect.
An Experiment for Fake Memoirs - Freakonomics Blog - NYTimes.com
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Another method is the autobiographical method where you project your own experiences into the fictional character, though this is not necessarily one you should use most.
NaNoWriMo Workshop – Character « Write Anything
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Much of Morrison's work is autobiographical but he says this is his most personal project yet.
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Glen or Glenda is a semi-autobiographical tale about Glen's major life crisis.
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He wrote his first two piano concertos as largely autobiographical works.
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In his autobiographical musings, he has repressed this crucial English primal scene.
The Times Literary Supplement
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The story is autobiographical, and the tyrannical, captious, arbitrary, and selfish landowner is the author's mother, Varvara Petrovna Turgeneva.
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Veteran filmmaker Ira Sach's autobiographically inspired, intensely vulnerable, and sexually charged Keep The Lights On chronicles the drug-induced disintegration of an impassioned relationship between an emerging documentary filmmaker and a closeted lawyer living in New York in the 1990s.
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Growing Up in Slavery presents young readers with intense, autobiographical stories of 10 slaves as they recall their early lives in bondage.
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Much of his work is autobiographical but he says this is his most personal project yet.
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The film is autobiographical and the central character is played by Collard himself.
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He supplies almost no autobiographical material and tries to come across as just a regular guy.
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This autobiographical tale set in 1907 follows young Alexander and his sister Fanny as they struggle with their father's death and mother's hasty remarriage to an authoritarian clergyman.
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A volume of his collected autobiographic sketches is to appear soon.
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Her autobiographical novel, The Bell Jar, appeared under her own name in 1971.
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He swears that the book isn't autobiographical, but is something of an exercise in wish fulfilment.
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First, it could well be the case that writers become more autobiographical as time goes on.
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It is an autobiographical satire whose neurotic, dark-skinned protagonist, Emma Lou Morgan, internalizes biases against dark-complexioned people after a midwestern upbringing by colorstruck relatives mimicking racist societal values.
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Thus this work can be read as autobiographical, sometimes more specifically as representing a triangle in which the man is Rodin, the imploring young woman, Camille, and the old woman, Rose Beuret, or more generally as a symbolic representation of the painful break between Claudel and Rodin.
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His novels are largely autobiographical, ie though fictional they describe many of his own experiences.
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He often depicts donkeys, which he says he feels are autobiographical.
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The Friendly Tree was the first of three largely autobiographical novels.
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The voice-over narration and flashbacks provide an autobiographical as well as retrospective cast to the film.
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It went on to sell more than two million copies and has been followed by four more autobiographical accounts.
The Sun
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The film is autobiographical and the central character is played by Collard himself.
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She's now on the road with her one-woman play, Wishful Drinking, a funny autobiographical story about addiction, mental illness and being the product of what she calls "Hollywood in-breeding.
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Largely autobiographical, the novel concerns itself with Hannah, a biracial house slave educated by a white couple who lived on the outskirts of the plantation where she was born.
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There is incidentally a quantity of autobiographic record in my notes to this manuscript; but except as subsidiary and elucidative of the text I put no value on such.
The Life of Froude
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This massive autobiographical work was the logical culmination of her long career.
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His delightful memoir is a worthy addition to the long list of autobiographical works detailing complex relationships between fathers and sons.
Times, Sunday Times
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He also wrote an autobiographical novel in the cruel and sentimental manner: characters as puppets on a string.
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he seldom suppressed his autobiographical tendencies
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He never wrote so autobiographically again; his life remained creatively off-limits.
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Fortunately the autobiographical element doesn't predominate.
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So it sounds like there is an autobiographical angle to some of the things that you write.
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Many great religious figures have left behind autobiographical writings, but not so many have left journals or diaries.
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Whether she manages it or not you'll see for yourself while enjoying plenty of richly funny autobiographical stand-up; Pacquola's got a self-critical, obsessively questioning personality that's a far cry from the lairy Aussie stereotype.
This week's new comedy
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He wrote his first two piano concertos as largely autobiographical works.
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You'll begin to see the autobiographical odds and ends that are hidden in his work.
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His collection of autobiographical essays is studded with the kind of homespun homilies so beloved of salty old backwoodsmen and Presidential candidates: ‘Hard work is where a man finds peace,’ for example.
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Many great religious figures have left behind autobiographical writings, but not so many have left journals or diaries.
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The book seemed clearly autobiographical.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Two autobiographical pieces from that time interpreted the illness through voodoo imagery and, he believes, produced a cure.
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Like Youth, the play appears to contain autobiographical elements, but here the subject is eld.
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He plays himself, reminiscing autobiographically about his eventful life on and off Broadway as a producer.
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From prose through haiku-like passages, prime lyric moments, epic adventures and noir scenes, to what seem to be autobiographical insights, the volume accretes a sense of absurd fullness of vision.
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There are some interesting autobiographical reflections, but also the expected helping of racial and class resentment.
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I wouldn't deny that the work is fairly autobiographical.
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No fewer than four semi-autobiographical books about growing up, all by women cartoonists, have appeared or will appear this fall.
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Paradoxically, the first lie they tend to tell interviewers is that their works are not autobiographical.
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Critics complained that it was not so much autobiographical as it was confessional - and not a few thought he was ungallant in the extreme for sharing.
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So you say: 'Is this book of yours autobiographical?
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The third - person narrative is adopted in Jade Snow Wong s autobiographic novel Fifth Chinese Daughter.
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For author and reader, that predicament — the naïf thrust into murderous History — was always potentially, or actually (autobiographically), his own.
The Western Front
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It was the first long autobiographical work to appear in underground comics, and was extremely personal, detailing Green's childhood struggle with a disorder which in Catholicism is referred to as scrupulosity and was later diagnosed as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD).
The ADD Blog at Comic Book Galaxy
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Everyone asks her how autobiographical the book is, she says wearily.
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Marital tension, reflecting Strauss's stormy relationship with his wife Pauline, is a subject common to several of his operas, some openly autobiographical.
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To add an autobiographical complexity: I was raised in a devout Mormon family in Utah but experienced a "deconversion" of sorts in 1989 when I was an Ezra Taft Benson Scholar at Brigham Young University.
Philocrites: Who is Philocrites?
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He admits the story is partly autobiographical, drawn from his experiences on the live music scene.
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Ernaux’s reputation rests largely on two books about her parents that are often described as autobiographical novels but resemble high stylized memoirs.
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The novel has been called autobiographical, which Jacobson agrees with in a sense - like Oliver, Jacobson grew up in Manchester in the 50s, played table tennis, dreamed of being a world champion and mostly failed.
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Here, he uses the metaphor of the moon to reflect the dark side of all human relations-this time, in a semi-autobiographical take on fraternal friction.
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This makes the book a one-two punch of the visual combined with his autobiographical poetry.
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All twelve volumes of Powell's famous roman-fleuve about the shattering transformations of first interwar and then post-WWII England, told through the partly autobiographical figure of novelist Nicholas Jenkins.
This Week's Acquisitions
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But the book also contains some longer autobiographical essays.
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It would seem that Grisham has been aching to write a semi-autobiographical account of his childhood.
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This massive autobiographical work was the logical culmination of her long career.
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A few years ago I was supervising a Masters student who was writing an autobiographical novel.
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Some works are autobiographical, including a piece about a dutiful daughter who forsakes her own happiness to care for her mother.
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A few years ago I was supervising a Masters student who was writing an autobiographical novel.
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The book seemed clearly autobiographical.
The Times Literary Supplement
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This lapse into classic Bollywood cliché is one of many in Marjara's semi-autobiographical film Desperately Seeking Helen.
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He began writing and directing for television with the semi-autobiographical My Brother's Keeper and won numerous awards in his field.
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The book's theme of incest and sexual torment was largely autobiographical.
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Now committed to voluminous and arduous prose writing, he keeps his biographers busy with attacks on prelatical episcopy and tracts on church government, but he did not forget his ambition for poetry and fame; hence his autobiographical digression in The Reason of Church-government (1642), which gives an account of his youthful travels and studies, and asserts his claim to be a poet of achievement, continuing promise, and ultimate fame.
Heroic Milton: Happy Birthday
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On the inescapably situated politics of subjectivitythe forms and meanings of Iin autobiographical texts more broadly, see Smith and Watson, De/Colonizing the Subject.
Where Women Make History: Gendered Tellings of Community and Change in Magude, Mozambique
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By age 9, I had acquired a fairly serious addiction to balsa wood and glue," he wrote in an autobiographical sketch.
The Lindbergh of Hobbyists
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a semiautobiographical novel
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His collection of autobiographical essays is studded with the kind of homespun homilies so beloved of salty old backwoodsmen and Presidential candidates: ‘Hard work is where a man finds peace,’ for example.
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So this is told autobiographically and chronologically, right?
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Knowing that his kind of work is often autobiographical, one can't help but wonder if his family and friends recognise themselves in his characters.
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Friday Night Dinner is his first autobiographical work.
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Africa also formed the backdrop to her semi-autobiographical Children of Violence series of five books spanning 1952 to 1969.
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Although she recounts some personal experiences here, this book is not autobiographical.
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This fissure is expressed by Glatshteyn's use of a polyphonic narrative style in which the autobiographical voice is muted while other voices predominate.
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Based on information supplied in autobiographical and press sources, the book matches events in Afghanistan, Guantánamo, Iraq, and various secret places of detention with provisions in the Geneva Conventions and other international agreements on war crimes.
Matthew Yglesias » The Embrace
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Princesa is based on the book of the same name, a semi-autobiographical story, co-written by the real Fernanda.
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It was an awful mistake to try to write autobiographically about your love life.
Martin Amis Writes Off Scrutiny
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Hemingway's weaker novels are more autobiographically revealing than his best fiction.
Hemingway's Achievement
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Visual experience thus takes the place of the kind of self-revelation expected in an autobiographical narrative, leaving the reader with mystifying elisions in Lucy's life story.
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O'Shea: You have done semi-autobiographical work before, but how ambitious and/or intimidating is it to attempt "speculative memoir" (as you describe it in that recent Huffington Post piece)?
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Between 1560 and 1603 he issued a multitude of broadsheets and small volumes in verse and prose, several containing autobiographical pieces and notices of current events.
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Those were written by the people, and were essentially autobiographical accounts of growing up in a country convulsed by revolution and change.
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So far 33 have been identified with the condition known as highly superior autobiographical memory.
The Sun
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The autobiographical mode of the book supports a full and frank account of life in the field that brings insights for fellow fieldworkers.
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So far 33 have been identified with the condition known as highly superior autobiographical memory.
The Sun
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Another moment of wonder was near the end of this autobiographical work.
Times, Sunday Times
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One need not be an expert in narratology to understand the nature of the autobiographical genre.
The Times Literary Supplement
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Ben Yagoda, author of Memoir: A History, is contemptuous of memoir for its lack of what he calls accountability; he insists on interchanging "memoir" with "autobiography" as a way to support his conclusion: "The past four decades will probably be remembered as the golden age of autobiographical fraud.
Jennifer Lauck: The Memoir Dilemma: What's With All These Memoirs?
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Each article is prefaced by an autobiographical account of its genesis and by other retrospective thoughts.
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As she points out, most poets these days begin with autobiographical material.
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Broadcaster and author Melvyn Bragg will begin writing the third instalment of his semi-autobiographical series about a young boy growing up in post-war Britain.
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Now committed to voluminous and arduous prose writing, he keeps his biographers busy with attacks on prelatical episcopy and tracts on church government, but he did not forget his ambition for poetry and fame; hence his autobiographical digression in The Reason of Church-government (1642), which gives an account of his youthful travels and studies, and asserts his claim to be a poet of achievement, continuing promise, and ultimate fame.
Heroic Milton: Happy Birthday
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A lot of the incidents in the book actually happened to him, he concedes: but it is not purely autobiographical.
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I speak here autobiographically, and not of some vanished world long ago but of the 1960s when I made my way to the United States the world was altogether different.
Islam's Nowhere Men
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It was the start of a string of five highly autobiographical films, a form of exorcism on his part for a painful upbringing at the hands of an abusive father and a procession of school bullies.
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He transcends the autobiographic into something quintessential, something close to the quiddity of experience.
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No matter how aptly presented, these foreboding atmospherics and metaphors have remained by-the-numbers for the adult thriller for decades; and like the stale, recycled charades of today’s politics, they grow tiresome quickly, not overlooking certain autobiographical parallels.
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He's the gender-bending ex-truck stop hustler whose autobiographical novel made him a cult celebrity while he was still in his teens.
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Based on the autobiographical book by Aron Ralston, the film recounts how the canyoneer was forced to cut off his arm after it got pinioned by a boulder.
Erica Abeel: WHEN CUTTING OFF YOUR ARM IS THE SOLUTION
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With a huge, floating cast of non-professional actors, this is a staggering achievement - many were apparently trained for a year and then set to work on an autobiographical source novel containing true-life stories.
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The film is autobiographical and the central character is played by Collard himself.
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Both of these images are autobiographic portraiture.
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Miss Drabble, 69, made the comments in her latest semi-autobiographical book The Pattern In The Carpet which is published next month.
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Philip Ridley's script, which might possibly be at least semi-autobiographical, ensures great pacing with secrets gradually revealed throughout.
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There's a lot of people writing very autobiographical songs and I feel I encouraged people to go in that direction.
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Lessing's fiction is autobiographical, much of it emerging out of her experiences in Africa.
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In the quasi-autobiographical Discourse on Method, published in 1637 as the preface to three of his scientific essays, he gave the impression that he endured rather than profited from his schooldays.
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Consequently, this book consists of two sections - an autobiographical account of Waldrop's life, followed by a kind of miscellany of Michael Revere's writings (essays, poetry, journals, etc.).
Smoky Mountain News
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Friday Night Dinner is his first autobiographical work.
Times, Sunday Times
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The result is an ongoing series of autobiographical films, one of the most coherent bodies of work in the cinema.
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Although she recounts some personal experiences here, this book is not autobiographical.
Times, Sunday Times
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He wrote his first two piano concertos as largely autobiographical works.
Times, Sunday Times
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The semi-autobiographical "Florida" tells of two girls cheerfully heading down to the Sunshine State, only to become faces in the crowd.
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The stories strike a balance between being autobiographical and being about society at large.
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Although she insists the book is not based on her own life, the central character is largely autobiographical.
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This fresh autobiographical study in amateur ornithology may be one of the first birding romance novels!
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At the same time, the pacing is less frenzied, the attitude toward the semi-autobiographical protagonist free of narcissism.
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Your story is told in Marcel Proust's semi-autobiographical novel "In Search of Lost Time."
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Now Rosa has written an autobiographical novel in an attempt to exorcise her trauma.
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Christopher Isherwood's memoirs and autobiographical fiction always encouraged readers to believe he had told the whole truth about his life.
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It impelled him to record his experience in an autobiographical comic that has swelled to epic proportions over the decades and become his life's work.
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There is a risk that modern audiences could miss the point of Noel Coward's semi-autobiographical play Present Laughter.
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This massive autobiographical work was the logical culmination of her long career.
