Keyword [memoirs]
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| 41. | The alternate universe: Language, death, and memory in the memoirs of atrocity |
| 42. | Seeing through the monster: Using 'Memoirs of Medusa' in therapy |
| 43. | Maternal bodies, Ojibwe histories, and materiality in the novels and memoirs of Louise Erdrich |
| 44. | Memoirs of Captain Fury: An ethnographic study of gender and the military |
| 45. | Lives remembered: Memoirs of German-Jewish women who left Germany in the 1930s |
| 46. | The geopolitics of memory production in China, Hong Kong, and Anglo-America: Reading memoirs of the Chinese Cultural Revolution from 1980 to 2006 |
| 47. | 'Brown is a describing word': Improving the use of descriptive language in writing through memoirs |
| 48. | Will Travel: Journey memoirs |
| 49. | Cultural Revolution memoirs written and read in English: Image formation, reception and counternarrative |
| 50. | The hysterical archive: Inscribing Jewish memory in two contemporary Jewish American women's memoirs |
| 51. | Crippled bodies and crumpled selves: The construction and use of narrative in memoirs by disabled Americans |
| 52. | Shaping memoirs: Intuitions, implicit learning, and architectural design |
| 53. | Fictional memoirs: Authorial personas in contemporary narrative |
| 54. | Negotiating identities: Iranian Jews, Muslims and Baha'is in the memoirs of Rayhan Rayhani (1859--1939) |
| 55. | Letters, memoirs, and war: Women's intimate interpretations of the French Revolutio |
| 56. | A journeyman and a gentleman: Constructing aristocratic identity in the memoirs of Jacques-Louis Menetra |
| 57. | Rethinking truth after 'the age of extremes': An analysis of the chronotype of anamnesis in autobiographical narratives by Pak, Klueger, and Kogawa (Austria, Korea, Pak Won-so, Ruth Klueger, Joy Kogawa) |
| 58. | The art of telling about the self. Memoirs in literature and film |
| 59. | Literate Practices in Women's Memoirs of the Civil Rights Movement |
| 60. | One Hundred Years of Teen Angst: Literary Representations of Adolescent Outsiders in Modernist Novels, Young Adult Novels, and Graphic Novel Memoirs |
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