... for such engagement through a brief adaptation with an autobiographical frame—a simultaneous engagement with John Dos Passos’s narratives as a fragment within U.S.!’s larger narrative. American literature political literature biography autobiography satire literary adaptations In a short section of his...

... on the near present in its social and political contexts. trans transition transgender life writing autobiography palimpsestic subject body as archive somatheque queer Lived experiences depicting the complexities of transgender and non-binary identities are well represented in life writing...

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..., and in herself. It examines the significance of mad identity for the historian, her historical subjects, and the discipline of history more broadly. It celebrates breaking the silence ableism inflicts and asserting madness. Archives Autobiography Biography Cuba Disability United States Frontis: Portrait...

.../funder_policies/chorus/standard_publication_model ) Abstract This article examines Catherine Helen Spence’s Autobiography through the lens of settler colonial sociability. It argues that Spence strategically depicts associational life in the Autobiography to showcase for her readers a version...

..., mental health is entwined with MOP, as project participants deploy the archive to write about their experiences and even find something akin to therapy in the narrative act. mental health mass observation autobiography patient voice narrative medicine Wellcome Trust Senior Investigator Award held...

... from S. libani by autobiography and showed strong antifungal activity against A. fumigatus. A combination of electron microscopy, cell permeability assays, total oxidant status (TOS) assay, cell cytotoxicity assay and haemolysis activity was carried out to determine the target site...

... narratives?; how reliable are narratives as evidence?) recovery story testimony madness critique psychosis autobiography National Institutes of Health 10.13039/100000002 Mental health lived experience narratives are first-person accounts of people with experience of mental health problems. They can...

..., it is premature to announce the “end of history” for technical and conceptual advances in fishery genetics. autobiography fishery genetics molecular methods phylogeography This essay stems from my experiences in fishery genetics from its inception in the early 1970s and focuses on three threads running...

...) is by a popular mainstream columnist and broadcaster. Both works, despite a disparity of tone and material, display similar convictions about the utility of what I will call ‘encyclopaedic autobiography’ as a form. I argue that these autobiographical works allow us to reconceive not only of autobiography...

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... has been to overcome the fear of failure that arises through constant comparison of my own performance and achievements with those who are perceived as the best in the field. This might be viewed more as social anxiety than fear as I will explain in this article. autobiography career planning...

... performance witness Twitter autobiography life-narrative digital viral Anne Frank Bana Alabed In 2018, eight-year-old Syrian-born Bana Alabed staged a cameo appearance in the live rendition of the rap-ballad Stand up for Something, which was performed by the rapper Common and the singer...

... not to speak for reasons of her own?’ ⁹ Kreilkamp suggests that silence is not always submissive or, conversely, hostile, and my research into the manuscript revisions reveals that Brontë adopts silence as a conscious narrative mode in Villette to experiment with female autobiography...

... out. autobiography marine biology natural history oil platforms renewable energy Okay, first let’s cut to the chase: At age 72, I have been in the marine research end of things for maybe 45 years [most of that time at the Marine Science Institute, University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB...

...Sarah Painitz In Klüger’s case, then, the term ‘translation’ refers not only to the fact that she is the translator of her own autobiography, but also to her position as émigré. Similar to migrant writers like Salman Rushdie, she is herself ‘translated’. ‘The word “translation” comes...

... of most emotions history, this article offers new insights into the ways in which societies construct and experience their emotional norms. autobiography emotions gender life-writing motherhood Are the emotions that tie family members together fixed in form and ahistorical in nature...

... in the interpersonal worlds and social experiences of women and men. Reflecting on our own journeys as life course migrants leaves us acutely aware of both the social problems and potential promises of aging. Life course Autobiography Interdependence History Social relations Social policy Today’s gerontologists...

... conducted at the meeting of the Gerontological Society of America , Orlando, FL . Scheff T. J . ( 1984 ). Being mentally ill ( 2nd ed.). Piscataway, NJ : Aldine Transaction . Aging Ageism Autobiography Stereotypes Age-related attitudes I am 71 years old. Across the past 40 years...

... history, the Galtons’ place within social, political and scientific national and international contexts, and Galton family members’ individual biographies. Francis Galton family books Victorian life writing Elizabeth Galton Wheler collaborative autobiography visual rhetoric Victorian ideology...