Its members have produced a body of distinctive literature marked by direct speech, expressions of aching desire, and wide-eyed sincerity.
While attending Vanderbilt University, Nashville (B.A., 1917; M.A., 1922), Davidson became one of the Fugitives, a group of Southern writers determined to conserve their region's distinctive literature and rural economy.
As well as providing an instant resource to researchers seeking distinctive literature on specific HIV-1 human HIV-1 humaneractions, the HHprotein been used to construct detainteractionss of the overall HHPIDpathasen interactome (4) and has been vital in RNAi stuseds wito HIV data (5–7).
At the same time, a distinctive Australian literature began to develop.
August 18 , 1450Split January 6 , 1524Split Marko Marulić, (born August 18 , 1450 Split, Dalmatia [now in Croatia] died January 6 , 1524 Split) Croatian moral philosopher and poet whose vernacular verse marked the beginnings of a distinctive Croatian literature.
The latter has given rise to a distinctive recent literature.
Like many from his time, Chivers called for the development of a distinctive American literature and he especially encouraged young writers.
This was the distinctive gift to literature conferred by the group, the gift of Allen Tate, who lent the most metaphysical and theological aspects to the New Criticism.
Appearing at a time when English Cultural Studies, that distinctive compound of literature, sociology and moral uplift pioneered by Raymond Williams and EP Thompson, was just getting into its stride, The Uses of Literacy whipped up a terrific cross-disciplinary storm.
The Glass Room, by Simon Mawer, read by Jefferson Mays (15hrs unabridged, Whole Story Audio, £24.99) Manderley, Brideshead, Cold Comfort Farm – houses that feature as the central character in novels have their own distinctive place in literature.
