Autobiographie
The French equivalent is autobiographie but both words are from Greek roots:(auto = self, bio = life, graphein = to write).
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Philippe Lejeune has written: 'Pour l'autobiographie' -- subject(s): Authors, French, Autobiography, Biography, French Authors, History and criticism 'Lire Leiris' -- subject(s): Autobiography, Technique, Narration (Rhetoric) 'Le moi des demoiselles' -- subject(s): History and criticism, French prose literature, Autobiography, French diaries, Adolescence in literature, France, Women authors, Women and literature, Social conditions, Young women, Social life and customs, History 'Signes de vie' -- subject(s): Authors, French, Autobiography, Biography, French Authors, History and criticism
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Louis Canler has written: 'Autobiography of a French detective'
A simpler way to say 'autobiography' might be 'mystory' or 'my life' since the word autobiography means the story of a person's life told by that person.
"Dawn French sold over one million copies of her autobiography 'Dear Fatty'."
An autobiography is written by the person the biography is about. So, no, I would say it is not the same as many autobiographries are fictionalized through aggrandization and/or poor memory.
The British television and radio presenter Jonathan Ross.
because in french auto means self and biography means write which lead to autobiography
At the time I write this answer, there are no biographies or autobiography of Mireille Mathieu in English. Her autobiography, "Oui, je crois" (Yes, I Believe), is in French, as is the 2005 Biography, "La Veritable Mireille Mathieu" by Emmanuel Bonini. The title of her autobiography is the first words of "Mon Credo", her first hit record in France, and indicates her religious beliefs.
The spelling "autobiography" is correct.