Sentence examples for aspects of literary from inspiring English sources

Tempest has been a vociferous proponent of the performance aspects of literary creation, suggesting that non-performing poets are intellectual snobs.

This renewal of interest in the playful aspects of literary composition was consistent with contemporary critical theory the revision by Ferdinand de Saussure and, later, Roland Barthes, of the relation between language-systems and meaning.

Aspects of literary bonding: words and whisky, shared by Mary Beth Fisher as Elizabeth Bishop and Tom Nelis as Robert Lowell.

Originally consisting of twenty chapters – one was cut in later editions – Theory of Literature describes various aspects of literary theory, criticism, and history.

The ideological conflict involved various aspects of literary theory and activism, including the differences of opinion about reforming the literary language.

For another particular aspect of literary criticism, see textual criticism.

The awareness of the inevitability and the burden of fame, the creation of a public version of himself that he now suddenly needs to manage, and the fearful desire to think about it as little as possible even as it seems to be an inescapable aspect of literary success are among the prime topics of discussion.

In our analysis, these events are considered as occasions for literature socialization and this paper focuses on exposure to different literary voices as one aspect of literary language learning.

Subtitled "Aspects of English Literary Life Since 1800", it was not an obvious bestseller, but the memorable title, coupled with the superb reviews, ensured the largest number of book of the year commendations at the Christmas following publication.

I would go so far as to say that I owe aspects of my literary sensibility as much to Woolf, Joyce, Cather, Dostoyevsky, Homer, Shakespeare, Hemingway, Faulkner, Salinger, and García Márquez as to the Beatles, Yes, Pink Floyd, the Grateful Dead, Rush, Led Zeppelin, and Bruce Springsteen.

One aspect of this literary trend is inescapable: the number of titles being published by Bloomsbury (five out of my six choices, in fact).