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Despite only
being named early in the
nineteenth century, first-person
autobiographical writing originates in antiquity. Roy
Pascal differentiates autobiography...
- An
autobiographical novel, also
known as a
autobiographical fiction,
fictional autobiography, or
autobiographical fiction novel, is a type of
novel which...
- Hyperthymesia, also
known as
hyperthymestic syndrome or
highly superior autobiographical memory (HSAM), is a
condition that
leads people to be able to remember...
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Autobiographical memory (AM) is a
memory system consisting of
episodes recollected from an individual's life,
based on a
combination of
episodic (personal...
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Autobiographic Sketches,
sometimes referred to as the
Autobiography of
Thomas De Quincey, is a work
first published in 1853. “Sketches”
suggests the mode...
- A046043 (
Autobiographical numbers)". The On-Line
Encyclopedia of
Integer Sequences. OEIS Foundation. Khovanova,
Tanya (2008),
Autobiographical Numbers...
- Music-evoked
autobiographical memories (MEAMs)
refer to the
recollection of
personal experiences or past
events that are
triggered when
hearing music or...
- An
autobiographical comic (also autobio,
graphic memoir, or autobiocomic) is an
autobiography in the form of
comic books or
comic strips. The form first...
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Fates Worse than Death,
subtitled An
Autobiographical Collage of the 1980s, is a 1991
collection of essays, speeches, and
other previously uncollected...
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genres and
personal reflections. Palm
Sunday is a self-described "
autobiographical collage" that
showcases Vonnegut's
versatility as a writer. It contains...
