How are memoir and autobiography different from each other?

Answer 1

A 'narrative' refers to any piece of writing - usually a story - which 'narrates' - your typical, chronological tale. Many slave autobiographies are titled 'narratives' as they are the story of a life.

An autobiography doesn't have to be entitled 'narrative' - nor does the demarcation 'narrative' mean the story is autobiographical.

Some slave 'narratives' are not autobiographical - they are fictional. However, as they are telling a story, they are still 'a narrative'.

Answer 2

A memoir focuses on a specific aspect or period of the author's life, while an autobiography covers the author's entire life from birth to present. Autobiographies are often written by well-known figures, while memoirs can be by anyone reflecting on a particular part of their life. Additionally, memoirs may have a more emotional or subjective tone compared to autobiographies.

Answer 3

Because in fictional stories nothing is true and in a autobiography the writer writers about his life events which are true.

Answer 4

Autobiography usually covers a longer period of time.

Answer 5

A.Autobiography is more focused on facts than feelings.

Answer 6

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