Sentence examples for create a literature from inspiring English sources

How can one create a literature about blackness without identifying with the underclass?

I think the saying is easily adapted for literature: it takes a people to create a literature and Chinua Achebe's rejection of the mantle of sole ancestor reflects this notion.

He helped to create a literature of ordinary life, making art out of material long considered too trivial or too crude to be taken seriously by the custodians of so-called serious culture.

He had imagined himself a soldier in the struggle to create a literature that could stand on equal terms with the literatures of Europe, and he had always, at heart, imagined that one writer in particular would fulfill this hope.

These metrics are then used to create a literature review of the performance of existing technologies for bubble generation.

"Things Fall Apart" is, of course, a groundbreaking novel, one that literally helped to create a literature.

In merging Rahv's paleface and redskin traditions, such writers are creating a literature that's both brainy and potent, a literature fecund with ideas and in sync with the invisible thrum of the zeitgeist.

"Had I been preoccupied only with myself, I would have created a literature of accusations and groans," he writes in the course of this curious substitute for a memoir, "Milosz's ABC's".

Chaucer's aim of creating a literature and poetic language for all social classes succeeded, and he is regarded as one of the great shapers of literary narrative and character.

The chief of the Pashtun tribe of Khaṭak, Khushḥāl Khān (died 1689), rightly deserves to be called the father of Pashto poetry, for he virtually created a literature of his own in his mother tongue.

Nevertheless, she is part of a generation of English writers that the writer and editor Ian Jack once described as creating a "literature of farewell," fascinated by a "country and people that seemed to be there a minute ago, before we blinked and turned away".