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    Mistakes Were Made To error is human, is something everyone has heard at least once in their life. However, many people take this for granted by continuing to error in the same way multiple times. Realizing that I made a mistake, and I am truly repentant of it will grant me forgiveness, however, if I keep making that mistake, then forgiveness comes to pity and disgust. I made a mistake this past summer that could have changed my life, and possibly even ended it. I learned many things from this…

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    Dalit Autobiography

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    Autobiography is considered to be the best mode of expression of author’s personal experiences: sorrows, pains, sufferings as well as joys. As a genre of literature autobiographies bring personal accounts of author’s life to public domain. Roy Pascal thinks “Autobiography is the achievement of art which explores the intuitive knowledge of some unique experience.”(Pascal, 1960: 186) The tradition of writing autobiographies was confined to unique and extraordinary experiences of some famous elites…

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    Prisoner Autobiographies

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    The conversation on the content regarding prisoner autobiographies has resulted in a growing body of literature. In recent years narratives have gained ascendance in psychology and sociology as well, such that they now occupy a vital role in theories of social life (Presser 2009). There have been studies done on this topic from philosophers such as Michele Foucault. The literature points to the positive effect that these prisoner autobiographies can be used to grasp a better understanding of the…

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    Caste and Autobiography: The protagonists of the mainstream autobiographies not only enjoy but also boost their caste privileges. They become pathetic for their caste identities when they have lost the economic security, parallel to their caste hierarchy. Many times the modernity has been cursed for such destruction. They argue to maintain the economic security which ultimately gains them caste hierarchy. Their crisis is that they cannot uphold their economic status as per the caste hierarchy.…

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    The Autobiography Of Maus

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    Autobiography is an account of a person’s life told by him or herself. An autobiography tends to be a more general history and the author 's life.(citation) In Maus, it is talking about the relationship between the writer and his father. In the books which have large scale of talking about the history of his father in the Hitler century. Besides, the writer of Maus is using first and third person to present the life story of he and his father. It involved lots of personal feeling and subjective…

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    Overcoming Autobiographies

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    This year I studied four texts, two of which were autobiographies, and the other two were documentaries. The texts are “It’s not about the bike” written by Lance Armstrong with Sally Jenkins, “Open an Autobiography” written by Andre Agassi, “Kevin’s Sentence” presented by Bob Carty from the Canadian broadcasting company and “Over the edge” presented by Linden Macintyre from Canada’s Fifth Estate programme. All four of these texts share the significant theme of overcoming adversity which can…

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    In the Autobiography Of Malcolm X the authors purpose contributes to the beauty and power of the text by showing the beliefs of Malcolm which he believes understanding a person, their birth must be reviewed, which relates to the authors purpose of showing the reader how Malcolm became the man he became to know in his time period. The author began the Autobiography with Malcolm still being in his "mother's womb" which could reveal the connection of his belief, which he lives on throughout his…

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    An Ordinary Autobiography

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    Beginning I suppose that an ordinary autobiography would began with a date of birth. Regretfully, I do not know of the time which I was born. I, like many other slaves, was not afforded the privilege of such knowledge. Not because our masters did not want to tell us, I’m pretty sure that they were not aware of it either, no, if anything, having the knowledge of when their slaves were born was most likely considered blasphemy to them, but I digress. I was born in Talbot County, Maryland, and my…

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    My Autobiography

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    Some of these factors are things such as: environment, childhood experiences, parents and peers. All of these factors come together and interact, and they are vital in determining what ideals and perspectives you will carry on with. In this autobiography, I will detail some of these factors which I feel played a role in shaping the person that I am today. I was born in the Dominican Republic, I lived there until the age of six. At the age of six I moved to New York City, where I have resided…

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    Technology Autobiography

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    Technology Autobiography During my life time I used a lot of technology and a there has also been a huge advancement in technology over the past two decades. For example computers were created and modernized to fit its growing consumer base, this consumer base including me and my friends. I have used computer since a very young age, learning stuff from my dad since a very young age as well, my dad worked fixing computer for my younger years, and it was always interesting how he got rid of…

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