Sentence examples for central literature from inspiring English sources

But a volume of Evans's writings published by the Met ("Unclassified; a Walker Evans Anthology") shows how central literature remained to his work.

The resulting analyses have been applied to extend services provided by the Europe PubMed Central literature database.

First, they collected publications on QTL in rice and related cereal species and developed a central literature repository.

We are currently applying the method to the entire Europe PubMed Central literature and integrating the results into the Europe PubMed Central search and analytics services.

Spirituality has been central to literature in India, said Mr. Dalrymple, adding, "Buddhist literature has influenced so much of Asian literature".

The idea of truth has always been central to literature – so central that the early practitioners of fiction published their work under the guise of autobiography.

Yet a corporate future is also fertile ground for novelists to explore another element central to literature: that is, language.

Certainly, it says something that the vermin in Kafka's "Metamorphosis" is a strong candidate for the great everyman of Central European literature, and that Salten's "Bambi" is probably its most successful coming-of-age story.

Finally, the central religious literature of both traditions the Jewish Talmud (an authoritative compendium of law, lore, and interpretation), the New Testament, and the later patristic literature of the early Church Fathers are characteristic Hellenistic documents both in form and content.

For a collection of some of the central secondary literature, see Miller and Wright 2002, and for a robust defence of Kripke's interpretation of Wittgenstein, see Kusch (2006).

The Central European literature about the possible association of VDR gene polymorphisms and autoimmune diseases is very limited.