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She had a fine ear for dialogue, but her plays could be a bit cute and awkwardly autobiographical.

I never meant to make In the Heat of the Sun or Devils at the Doorstep autobiographical.

Although Byron did use his own life as the material for much of his poetry, it is by no means purely autobiographical.

Lessing's fiction is deeply autobiographical, much of it emerging out of her experiences in Africa.

Benns' quasi-autobiographical narration circles around the repression of 'his' quest for integration into a community.

I want to say -- just a little autobiographical moment -- that I actually am married to a wife , and she's really quite wonderful .

Participants were requested to classify sentences describing possible autobiographical events by pressing one of two response keys.

She had earlier published autobiographical writings in magazines and a story entitled 'A Chinese Woman Speaks' in the Asia Magazine.

In his book Autobiographical Notes, Einstein recalls how he once daydreamed about chasing a beam of light as it traveled through space.

If you've read this autobiographical work by Dave Pelzer, you likely know your parents may not have been all that bad after all.

This was an autobiographical handbook: part confessional and part self-help manual.

They'd laugh at my autobiographical woes; no way this book is being published, dude.

Hughes and Plath had a troubled relationship, and so it is thought that it might have been partly autobiographical.

Only what I've said, that it was autobiographical and possibly threatening to Harper's reputation.

His novels are largely autobiographical, ie though fictional they describe many of his own experiences.

This is funny, intelligent and passionate, and also semi-autobiographical as it was Tanizaki's final work, written during his own illness.

Nagesh has confessed that Rockford is part autobiographical from his childhood.

Murphy played rapper Eminem's girlfriend in the autobiographical "8 Mile, " which came out in 2002.

Many of her well-written stories of this period are obviously autobiographical; some reemerged eighteen years later in Daughter of Earth.

Much of the raw material was autobiographical, and there was a lot of biography to draw on.

Frederick Exley's 1968 novel is the first in an autobiographical trilogy about a young man obsessed with professional football.

Much of the content of his films are semi-autobiographical and based on his experiences in Uttoxeter.

He only found out that Mills' screenplay was autobiographical after he had taken the part. Initially, this was a source of concern.

The protagonist of this film which was a real person, the film is based on her autobiographical novel.

Your creative text should be an autobiographical narrative that describes your emergence into an ethnicity.

The first half of this work is an autobiographical chronology of the author's life.

In patients with damage to the temporal lobe cortex, years and even decades of autobiographical memory can be expunged irrevocably.

The autobiographical Lavengro is considered his masterwork and its sequel, Romany Rye, is also considered among his best work.

Critics accused him of being rambling, repetitious, sometimes incoherent and lazily autobiographical.

But to weigh these pieces as somehow more autobiographical than his fiction is to underestimate how personal his fiction was.

Write an autobiographical essay describing your goal and any extenuating circumstances that effect your performance in high school.

Different definitions of autobiographical memory are defined through different aspects.

Since then, her sculptures have become harder, sharper-edged, less autobiographical and, frequently, machine-run.

The Transfer of Narcissism and Inferiority: On Marguerite Duras' "Autobiographical Writing"

It always likes to win the reader's trust by a kind of biographical or autobiographical skills , so it has a guidance function.

Matthew Arnold's Dover Beach and Stanzas from the Grand Chartreuse are famous, semi-autobiographical monologues.

This winter, I read Gorky's autobiographical novel, "Childhood" , which to my deep feelings.

Of course, what do we do with this shift to an outward, 'autobiographical' section at the end?

Autobiographical memory is the memory about one person's information and experiencing events.

Now living in Brooklyn, she creates autobiographical artwork, where she analyzes herself and her culture.

Besides the similar theme, both of the two novels are autobiographical ones.

Early autobiographical works depicted her development from birth to maturity.

Melissa's first book Silent Dreams published in 2006 is an autobiographical prose poetry collection.

For most of that time, he has maintained a low profile, but he went public two weeks ago to launch a , semi-autobiographical novel.

So I started writing 'Coming From Behind' [Jacobson's semi-autobiographical first novel].

the year also marked the release of Stone's autobiographical novel, A Child's Night Dream.

Anybody with a mobile phone that is also a camera is today a potential producer of an autobiographical documentary.

Unlike Lowell's, his poems are neither autobiographical nor confessional.

The effects of emotion to positive and negative word-related autobiographical memory have obvious differences; 3.

Farewell to Arms is a semi-autobiographical novel written by Ernest Hemingway.

Thomas Lawrence's literary reputation rests on a body of writing which is almost entirely autobiographical.

But in 2005, she published a lesser-known work, 1996, a semi-autobiographical book describing her experience as a TI.

CX: In very deep layers, all of my works are autobiographical.

'Echoes of the Rainbow' is Mr. Law's autobiographical story about growing up in Hong Kong, a nostalgic nod to the former British colony.

In some ways, autobiographical accounts of grief are unfalsifiable, and therefore unreviewable by any normal criteria.

Other works also play the "Star of the red children" (1940), "Give me Red Rose" (1946), as well as a number of autobiographical works.

Autobiographical memory (AM) is memory for information related to the self, which is the recollection of the past life experiences.

This is an autobiographical novel, the protagonist Paul. Kecha prototype is the author of gold - Ostrovsky.

Autobiographic work. You are an autobiographical photographer (you love to photograph your friends). Can you tell me something about that?

In junior English honors class, we had to write an autobiographical essay.

The novel is Yan Shu read half, is Qiong Yao's autobiographical masterpiece " the window" .

It is more autobiographical than many of his other recent works.

The neural mechanisms of Autobiographical memory on the self , emotional and time factors have a lot of controversies.

According to Alan, many of the tracks on Like Red on a Rose, are also autobiographical.

Their unique growth autobiographical novels have opened a new way for the development of Chinese Bildungsroman.

"What wonderful material you have, " he says of young Jerald's autobiographical stories.

The first semi-autobiographical movie "Miracle Girl" will also be shot in China.

[first lines] Journalist #1: Do you consider the book to be autobiographical?

Do you consider the book to be autobiographical?

ANCHOR Is the song, "I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman, " is that autobiographical?

Jin Yongs short story Cloud of The Moon is an autobiographical novel published in 2000.

Journalist #1: Do you consider the book to be autobiographical?

This is Cameron at autobiographical book "HIV witness" in the recall.

How autobiographical is your fiction?

So how autobiographical is your work, Salman?

In her autobiographical essay for the FWP, she said this about her change of heart:

Director Alex Law's autobiographical Valentine to 1960s Hong Kong rekindled nostalgic memories and became an unexpected box-office hit.

Even though he had to return to school the experience greatly influenced his films, many of which are autobiographical.

The Concept of Autobiographical Memory and its Main Phenomenon

Call of the Heart and the Note of the Emotions: An Analysis of Thomas Hardy's Autobiographical Poems

Cellular Automata Model In Autobiographical Memory Research and Its Application In Reverse Psychological Education

In an autobiographical piece for the Federal Writers Project, Lane described her varied experiences:

Contemporary Self-Portraiture and Autobiographical Painting in Historical Perspective

The Theoretical Writings in an Autobiographical Style

Crossing the Borders of Novel and Autobiography: On Postmodern Autobiographical Novels

Interpersonal Meaning of Present Tense in Autobiographical Discourse

Effects of Rumination and Distraction on Negative Emotion and Autobiographical Memory

Some Developments in Autobiographical Memory Research

Two Great Transformations of Love Poetry and Extraordinary Achievements of Wu Wenying's Autobiographical Lyrical Love Poetry

Research on temporal landmarks in autobiographical memory

Advances in the Processing Mechanism of Autobiographical Memory

Dance as the Autobiographical Creation of Individual Artists - 2 Sessions

On the Autobiographical Aspect of Confessional Poetry

A Study on the Advantages of Autobiographical Advertising