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1. i. yaşamöyküsü, biyografi. yasamöyküsü, biyografi. biyografi,yaşam öyküsü. biyografi. i. yaşamöyküsü, biyografi. biyografi. biyografi, yaşam öyküsü.
2. biyografi, hayat hikâyesi, biologist, biology, biyografi, özyaşamöyküsü biol kıs biological.
3. yaşam öyküsü. biyografi.
4. yaşam öyküsü. hal tercümesi. biyografi. tercümeihal.
5. yaşam öyküsü, biyografi.

Etymology : Late Greek biographia, from Greek bi- + -graphia -graphy
Pronunciation : bI-'ä-gr&-fE also
Function : noun
Date : 1683

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1. life story, written account of a person's life. biography\bi*og"ra*phy\ , n.; pl. biographies . [gr. ; life + to write: cf. f. biographie. see: graphic.].
2. the written history of a person's life.
3. biographical writings in general. [biography an account of the series of events making up a person's life [syn: life, life story, life history].
4. The written history of a person's life.
5. Biographical writings in general. an account of the series of events making up a person's life.
6. 1. A biography of someone is an account of their life, written by someone else.
7. Biography is the branch of literature which deals with accounts of people's lives. a volume of biography and criticism. Form of nonfictional literature whose subject is the life of an individual. The earliest biographical writings probably were funeral speeches and inscriptions. The origins of modern biography lie with Plutarch's moralizing lives of prominent Greeks and Romans and Suetonius's gossipy lives of the Caesars. Few biographies of common individuals were written until the 16th century. The major developments of English biography came in the 18th century, with such works as James Boswell's Life of Johnson. In modern times impatience with Victorian reticence and the development of psychoanalysis have sometimes led to a more penetrating and comprehensive understanding of biographical subjects. See also autobiography.