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    Autobiography of a Face and Wonder by R.J. Palacio are books that are similar and different in many ways. One major similarity is that the main characters in both books, Lucy and Auggie, both have a facial disorder. Their faces have syndromes which make them look separate from their classmates. Consequently, both of them were bullied at school for their faces. Kids would sometimes “make fun of me, run past me, knock me that off, and call me baldy” (119). Auggie received the same type of bullying…

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    Methodology A spiritual autobiography can be hard for a person to write, but can be a very therapeutic process that is used by professionals. The process to write a spiritual autobiography can be done in many different ways, which include the question and answer method, making a list of major events that have happened in a person’s life or starting with the desired result then working backwards (Randolph, 2016). For those in the older population the easiest methods are going to be the question…

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    Lili’uokalani’s Hanai daughter, Lydia, and written in 1982 by Helen G. Allen, The Betrayal of Liliuokalani: Last Queen of Hawaii 1838-1917. Allen’s text builds upon the autobiography because it also utilizes diaries and other personal papers of Lili’uokalani and it expands of Lili’uokalani’s life past the end date of the autobiography. With that said, this biography must be strictly analyzed because Allen utilized sources that no other person could or can access. She also contradicts herself in…

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    Autobiography Dan Pagis

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    use some sort of literary technique or literary device. A literary device is a structure used by writers in their work to convey his or her message in a simple manner to the reader. They are used to help readers analyze a piece of writing. In “Autobiography,” Pagis used imagery and irony to tell the story of the Jews that lost their voice and those that were murdered by the Nazis. Dan Pagis, a Holocaust survivor, was born in Romania and imprisoned as a child in a concentration camp in Ukraine.…

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    from his master to attain his freedom when he was twenty years old. He moved to the north immediately after he had survived starting his life as an orator, a writer and an activist against slavery and black discrimination (Douglas 36). He wrote autobiographies about his life as a slave to expose some of the challenges that slaves encountered on the hands of their white masters. He was able to win over the trust and love of many…

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    My Spiritual Autobiography

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    There is always a first for something and this would be the first time I am writing a spiritual autobiography. It’s different from an actual autobiography because a spiritual autobiography consists of details of person mindset towards their religion. Nevertheless religion has two aspects either the people are deeply religious or the people are laid back spiritual. Having a rock bottom solid knowledge of the cultural facts and heritage behind any religion helps any person to discuss…

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    explanation; however, there were people who questioned this superiority and decided to stand up and fight against the horrifying racism that was seen throughout America; one of these people being Malcolm Little, or more commonly known as Malcolm X. The Autobiography of Malcolm X portrays the…

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    Sociological Autobiography

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    The purpose of this paper is to explain how my biography has been affected by social circumstances around me and have affected the choices I have made in present day. Wright Mills defines the sociological imagination as the ability to understand the connection between individual lives and social environment. That social environments influence people’s lives such as their behavior, attitudes, troubles and opportunities. I will explain how my social circumstances have influenced my choice of…

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    Reading Autobiography

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    I have always been known by my family and in school as an avid reader. Early on, my mom, a former elementary school teacher herself, fostered in me a burning desire for reading and a love to get lost in a book. In grade school, I was known to finish my math and other more “boring” work as quickly as possible so that I could get back to whichever story I was reading at the time. As I got older, reading for pleasure took a backseat to homework, a social life, and other hobbies. I believe I…

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    Butterfly Autobiography

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    Butterfly is known as one of God’s masterpieces that is created by transforming from something ugly to a glamorous creature. However, it is the pain that actually creates the beauty of a butterfly’s wing. Without the extreme struggle when the caterpillar breaks its own cocoon, the butterfly would never, ever be able to fly. I have to confess that I was born a caterpillar, “unsightly blemishes” as I identified my corpulent body and ugly out looking. When I was young, I did not understand how an…

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