Keyword [Autobiographies]
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| 21. | Retrospektive Selbst-und Zeitdarstellung in Exilautobiographien: Stefan Heym, Susanne Leonhard, Hilde Spiel, Carl Zuckmayer |
| 22. | Groupes et identite dans les romans autobiographies de R. Queneau |
| 23. | Stories passed/histories present: A literary history of Native American autobiography, 1768--2004 |
| 24. | The influence of Eliot's modernism in two early novels and autobiographies of Doris Lessing |
| 25. | In search of women's history: Conflicting narrative in the autobiographies of two American women foreign correspondents (Helen Foster Snow, Milly Bennett) |
| 26. | The value of worthless lives: Italian immigrant autobiographies by 'ordinary people' |
| 27. | American post-presidential memoirs and autobiographies: 'Personal Memoirs of Ulysses S Grant', 'Theodore Roosevelt: An Autobiography' and Jimmy Carter's 'Keeping Faith: Memoirs of a President' |
| 28. | Un-examined lives: Standpoint and manifesto in the autobiographies of four African-American journalists (Jake Lamar, Jill Nelson, Nathan McCall, Patricia Raybon) |
| 29. | (Inter)national writing or diplomatic stories: The autobiographies of three male Black Americans in American literature |
| 30. | Foreign language curriculum inquiry through autobiographies: A study using an adaptation of the method of currere |
| 31. | Female identity in autobiographies by Italian women writers: 1919--1939 |
| 32. | Spatial self-representation: Identities of space and place in 20th century American women's autobiographies |
| 33. | Conversions and counter-narratives: Jewish American autobiographies in the twentieth century (Anzia Yezierska, Art Spiegelman, Eva Hoffman, Philip Roth) |
| 34. | Autobiographies in modern Japan: Self, memory, and social change |
| 35. | Finding a voice: Mourning in women's religious autobiographies |
| 36. | Strategies of modern Chinese women writers' autobiography |
| 37. | Skirting bedlam: Women's autobiographies of mental illness (Charlotte Perkins Gilman, Zelda Fitzgerald, Susanna Kaysen, Kate Millett) |
| 38. | The heart of a woman: Black women's lives in the United States and South Africa as portrayed in the autobiographies of Maya Angelou and Sindiwe Magona |
| 39. | 'Conventional properties': Reception, marketing, and editing of late Victorian autobiographies by women |
| 40. | Strangers within our gates: A study of four first generation Chinese immigrant men's autobiographies, 1930s-1940s |
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