Sentence examples for lectures literature from inspiring English sources

The Idaho Commission on the Arts sponsors and promotes the development of art exhibits, lectures, literature, films, theatres, and music throughout the state.

A book called "Nobel Lectures: Literature, 1901-1967" fell into writer's hands recently, and he read it from cover to cover, trying to figure out what he's been doing wrong.

Listen to William Faulkner's lectures on literature.

(See Nabokov's lectures on literature).

And Vladimir Nabokov observed in his masterpiece of criticism, "Lectures on Literature," that some of his students' ears were "merely ornamental".

Following Bachmann's five landmark lectures on literature at the University of Frankfurt in 1959 60, she shifted her focus from poetry to fiction.

I have started on "Jaguar" — brief, strange, alluring stories about Mexico — and I have skimmed the "Memos," which are a collection of Calvino's lectures about literature.

It was Nabokov, in his Lectures on Literature, who pointed out that Lenin had a sentimental as well as a cruel side.

By Philip Hamburger The New Yorker, April 5 , 1958P. 26 Talk story about an interview with Professor Floyd Zulli, Jr., who gives lectures on literature on his "Sunrise Semester" TV program.

Couturier accurately describes his critical method as that of "a reader and a quoter, a bit like Nabokov in his lectures on literature".

The New Yorker, April 5 , 1958P. 26 Talk story about an interview with Professor Floyd Zulli, Jr., who gives lectures on literature on his "Sunrise Semester" TV program.