Personal self-identification peculiarities: biogram “CHILDHOOD”
A case study of the literary biography by W. Isaacson “Steve Jobs: A Biography”
Yuliia Hlavatska
Abstract:The subject of the paper is Steve Jobs’ personal self-identification in his childhood. Lexical units (words, phrases) are the descriptors of the text of the literary biography that outline the main sense of the biogram “CHILDHOOD”. Their semantic connections reflect the peculiarities of personal self-identification of Steve Jobs being a child. The project aims to analyze Steve Jobs’ memories, the case study being the biogram “CHILDHOOD” to find out how this stage of life has influenced the formation this outst… Show more
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