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    Unlike what Gladwell had proposed in his theory that success is not merely dependent on individual’s hard work‚ Benjamin Franklin’s Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin insists that success is solely based on that. In many of the events that are described in the autobiography‚ Franklin‚ presents the story he believes have shaped him while subtly mentioning the qualities he possessed. To Franklin‚ all of his success was based on himself and one quality that he implicitly states that he had possessed

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    THE TURBID EBB AND FLOW OF MISERY Autobiography (sample) Sometimes‚ to reminish painful events is the thing we would prefer not to do. We opted to forget those hateful memories for it only reminds us of our weaknesses and failures. Yet we come to realize that our struggles before give essence to the life we have lived today. We’re eight siblings in the family of the couple whose hearts are so frail and weak. My parent’s relationship did not end up well before I graduated in High School. My

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    Childhood Obesity: Prevention in Schools Christina Carrigg English Composition 122 Professor Jen Miller December 10‚ 2012 Childhood Obesity: Prevention in Schools The youth of America is on a path of destruction. Let’s Move!‚ a campaign launched by First Lady Michelle Obama‚ reports that the number of obese or overweight children has tripled in the last three decades. They also say that if this epidemic is not stopped‚ one-third of children born after the year 2000 will suffer from diabetes

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    Society’s Child - My Autobiography In the excerpt from Society’s Child - My Autobiography (2009)‚ Janis Ian‚ an American folksinger and writer‚ outlines a particular incident that occurred on a night in 1966 in Encino‚ California two years after the release of her very first hit single‚ “Society’s Child”. She was 15 at the time. As a matter of fact the very first line of the excerpt sets the stage for her account‚ so to speak. It starts in medias res with the quite aggressive chanting being

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    Of course‚ the very fact that the piece derives from a body performance could be argued as a form of autobiography in itself. What is interesting about the performative element of “Fidget”‚ however‚ which in itself is a hugely exhausting durational piece‚ comparative to that of a condensed Tehching Hsieh “ordeal” of rigorous constraint or control over the body‚ is that it appears almost completely absent from the final work itself. The text remains the only documentation of the performance‚ and

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    I did not grow up in a single town; I actually grew up in seven different towns‚ in four different states and two different countries. I was born in Cleveland‚ Ohio. I grew up in Biloxi‚ Mississippi; Warner Robins‚ Georgia; Albuquerque‚ New Mexico; Ottawa‚ Ontario; Dayton‚ Ohio; Adana‚ Turkey; and Beavercreek‚ Ohio. In all of the places I have lived‚ I lived on the Air Force Base‚ because my mom is in the Air Force‚ except in my current residence Beavercreek‚ I live off base. When I lived on Air

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    sociological terminology while writing your autobiography. Using sociological language helped California State University sociology professor Alem Kebede’s students distinguish their sociological autobiographies from "plain" autobiographies. Student responses to Kebede’s project revealed another positive aspect of using sociological language: "unintended therapeutic consequences." Kebede found that using the language of sociology in a sociological autobiography "serves both as a medium of communication

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    Why Historians of Illinois Should Use Black Hawks Autobiography Historians of Illinois should use Black Hawk’s autobiography as a way to portray Illinois before 1865 because‚ while it was translated and edited it still shows important things that shed light on the life of people who inhabited Illinois before 1865‚ it shows the culture of the native people of Illinois as well as the story of the Black Hawk War from the view point of the Focusing on how the native people lived and how they felt is

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    approach to therapy that includes therapeutic techniques into practice. The Future Autobiography is a technique that allows clients to shape their own future. this is great for clients of ethnocultural diversity. Although this technique is more useful for clients who enjoy writing‚ clients may also draw their desires for their future. Clients tell their life story through drawings or writing. Future autobiography helps clinicians learn about the clients and provide guidance to achieve future goals

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