Noonie's passions encompassed both literature and friends.
As both literature and gesture it was almost universally deplored and derided.
McEwan has fun sending up both literature and espionage, and the twisty narrative will enthral fans of Atonement.
The Snow Kimono probably won't have the same impact as that earlier book – both literature and the world have changed – but it's still a terrific novel.
They were smart kids; they read both literature and theory with excitement and thoroughness; some of them completed doctorates; but, oddly, unlike their predecessors, they didn't become academics.
In both literature and drama, however, these narratives violated the most cherished of aesthetic goals: to hold a mirror up to nature.
Both literature and psychoanalysis work with the word," said Ungar, who is president-elect of the International Psychoanalytical Association founded by Sigmund Freud in 1910.
The ability of our readers to simultaneously degrade both literature and business in the name of humor and, sometimes even pathos, was unparalleled.
In both literature and film, he said, it endures because it plays on our collective notion of home as a safe space.
Troy, Greek Troia, also called Ilios or Ilion, Latin Troia, Troja, or Ilium, ancient city in northwestern Anatolia that holds an enduring place in both literature and archaeology.
It tells you a lot about France, in terms of both literature and politics, that after disgracing himself during the Hitler years, Céline was back on the shelves in 1949.
