Sentences with phrase «own autobiographical account»

(For a couple of autobiographical accounts along these lines, see the introductions to Donald Dayton's Discovering an Evangelical Heritage and Jim Wallis's Agenda for Biblical People.)

In fact, if one wants to trace the historical development and the various struggles the issue of pluralism and dialogue faced in the non-Catholic ecumenical movement, Samartha's recent autobiographical account [59] is one of the best sources.

Yet Browning sees no way to proceed in this task with the necessary rigor, so he resorts to an autobiographical account of how various inquiries gained importance for him in the course of his intellectual pilgrimage.

It contains nine chapters, each beginning with a brief autobiographical account of formative moments in Judt's intellectual or personal development.

This is what happened to molecular biologist Robert Sinsheimer, whose autobiographical account, The Strands of Life, is the latest in the Sloan Foundation's Science Book Series.

It's actually an autobiographical account about his own incredible experience in North Korea in the late»50s — a love story between himself and a North Korean Red Cross nurse.

It follows the story of a young woman who resides in Roscommon Regional Mental Hospital and her own autobiographical account of her life during the upheavals of the»20s and»30s.

Saintly Willem Dafoe and evil Tom Berenger (the enormous scar across his face gives it away) vie for grunt Charlie Sheen's soul in director Oliver Stone's autobiographical account of his time in Vietnam.

He was portraying Harvey Pekar, author of the underground comic series «American Splendor,» autobiographical accounts of an ordinary and, yes, depressing life.

In her wonderful autobiographical account One Writer's Beginnings, my favorite storyteller, Eudora Welty, says about her craft, «What discoveries I've made in the course of writing stories all begin with the particular, never the general.»

Jacobs's autobiographical account of her harrowing childhood and young adulthood was so detailed in its depiction of the horrors she had endured that many readers thought it must be a work of fiction.

Here is Klein's autobiographical account in his own words, faithful to original context, culled from numerous speeches and interviews that Klein has given and continues to give:

So I am very excited to share that Lemony Snicket's «authorized autobiographical account of his childhood» will come out on October 23, with a first printing of one million copies.

Hillary Clinton has finally released an autobiographical account of the November 2016 election that did not result in her victory, and the political... [Read more...]

Conversely, any effective autobiographical account makes use of the elements of fiction: character focus, action, dialogue, scene construction, narrative structure, conflict and resolution.

An autobiographical account of British - Bangladeshi, Haleema Begum and her struggle to find her identity within the constraints of culture, religion and society...

If viewed as an autobiographical account of Kline's breakthrough, Meryon differed in its emphasis on the continued importance of illustration to his abstraction and offered in place of Willem de Kooning another figure of inspiration for his breakthrough.

The title of the exhibition references Gerald Durrell's autobiographical account, My Family and Other Animals, The exhibition, at Victoria Miro's Mayfair gallery, runs from 13 October until 19 december and is accompanied by a catalogue with a text by Kirsty Bell.

In 1982 she published an autobiographical account of her childhood entitled A Project by Louise Bourgeois: Child Abuse.

The viewer must consider this exhibition as a love letter, begun 20 years ago as a road trip from Toronto to New Orleans, an intimate autobiographical account of a broken love affair between a man and a woman, which originally appeared last year as a critically acclaimed photobook.

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Teachers who recommend or assign the diary or other accounts told from a child's perspective, like Johanna Reiss's autobiography, The Upstairs Room, or Judith Kerr's autobiographical novel, When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit, should do so only after some basic Holocaust history has been taught.

In an autobiographical picture book that will remind many readers of Marjane Satrapi's memoir Persepolis (2003), Sís» latest, a powerful combination of graphic novel and picture book, is an account of his growing up in Czechoslovakia under Soviet rule.

This stirring, autobiographical picture book will pull in older readers with its account of Sís» artistic coming - of - age in cold - war Prague.

This autobiographical picture book is an artistic account of Sís» coming - of - age in Prague during the cold war.

Often focused on a queer experience of the post-Soviet world, his work transforms descriptive accounts into literary dramas, autobiographical reflections, and philosophical inquiries.

'... a highly readable and erudite account of autobiographical memory... A rich book for holiday reading.»