Sentences with phrase «as autobiography»

They are not integrated with other literatures of cultural experience such as autobiographies written by members of different ethnic, racial, and social backgrounds; nor are they integrated with children's and families» experiences of literacy.

Most resumes ignore this, because we've been taught to write resumes as an autobiography.

A quick look reveals this to be a classic example of a professional biography written as autobiography.

The novel was published in 1847 in London and it was presented as the autobiography of the author.

The novel is presented as an autobiography, but it is a work of fiction.

She has written and illustrated numerous children's books, including Tar Beach (1991) and Harlem Renaissance Party (2015), as well as an autobiography titled We Flew over the Bridge (1995).

To describe a work as an autobiography merely because of the first - person pronoun effaces what distinguishes autobiography: the belief in the existence of a stable self and the meaningfulness of human action.

Nothing so mundane as autobiography, of course, but a suggestion of how we might read her careers in fiction and criticism together: in terms of not influence but symbiosis.

Hegel read history as a vast philosophical exercise, an exhibition of Spirit's war with itself for absolute consciousness, and ultimately as the autobiography of God.

He talks to Iain Dale as his autobiography A Fortunate Life is published later in the month (page 32).

The result is beautifully written, though wildly uneven as an autobiography.

It is not so much a fashion memoir as my autobiography, of which fashion was a part.

Think of your profile as an autobiography.

Although I'm usually loath to indulge in criticism as autobiography, I must admit to feeling a certain affinity for Zombie.

The film plays as an autobiography supposing Thompson's character Paul Kemp (Depp) would have been employed in 1960 at the San Juan Puerto Rico STAR, a newspaper run by English speaking Americans trying to report in Spanish speaking land.

The impending divorce of Hollywood's golden couple 12 years after their first film together comes just two years after By the Sea, a strange melodrama about a couple in meltdown that is hard not to now read as autobiography

Just this week, Ellen's book was recognized as the Autobiography Custom Cover of the Week selection on our Facebook Page, where she received even more exposure in support of her excellent cover and ongoing marketing efforts.

Recent scholarship on Robert Rauschenberg's Collection (1954/1955) has trained a wide array of theoretical lenses on the artwork's endlessly complex and connotative surface, reading it variously as an autobiography, an embodiment of postmodern multiplicity, or a coded communiqué to Jasper Johns (b. 1930).

As a result the paintings from the decade 1980 — 1990 can be viewed almost as an autobiography.

In his collages, he took a personal, lyrical approach, combining fragments of colored paper, musical scores, labels, letters and stamps in richly evocative compositions that he regarded as a «kind of private diary, not made as autobiography, but one in which all kinds of personal memories are incorporated.»

Smithson's first book, Self & Others: Portrait as Autobiography, examines two decades of portraiture.

Do not think of your cover letter as an autobiography.

Most books just have cover art, but there are many genres such as autobiographies that have dozens.

Do not write your resume as an autobiography.

In contrast, the genres of fiction as well as autobiography are told through narrative where criteria for justification include verisimilitude — that is, the likelihood or probability of an event — and believability.

It's intimate, as an autobiography ought to be, but co-directors Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud also manage to give it a panoramic scale: While the movie doesn't attempt to be an Iranian history lesson, it does capture the way people's lives can be both drastically changed and yet, in some ways, remain defiantly unchanged when their government subverts everything they believe in, using God — or some version of God — as its chief weapon.

Featuring works spanning nearly 200 years, Black Authors offers annotated descriptions of books by subject area, such as autobiography, education, philosophy, and technology.

A reviewer from the Chicago Tribune referenced Bruce Springsteen's book, «Born To Run» as an autobiography, but according to Bruce, his writing is a memoir.

In retrospect it did struggle with books with pictures of a specific person, such as an autobiography or chef.

OdiloPlace will debut with over 60,000 titles, covering in - demand subjects such as autobiography, biography, business and economics, comics and graphic novels, education, fiction, health and wellness, non-fiction, and more.

Elective Affinities epitomizes the feminising of artistic practice, in terms of both subject and substance, that is typical of Wilke's art, and as autobiography (the work was made in response to a particularly difficult romantic episode in Wilke's life), it similarly exemplifies the urgent dissolving of the private and public, and so the personal and political, that is also everywhere evident in her work.

Sources for compiling and locating them abound such as autobiographies, personal papers, institutional and library archives, interviews, news stories, obituaries, and Festschriften.

Most people write their resumes in paragraphs — because most candidates write their resume as an autobiography, rather than from the reader's point of view.

I'll stop writing my resume as an autobiography (Do You Recognize The Early Warning Signs Of An Egocentric Resume?)

Since most candidates write their resume as an autobiography, they naturally include WIFM — it's human nature.

This goes back to how we were taught to write resumes — as an autobiography.