Sentence examples for lectures on literature from inspiring English sources

In one of his lectures on literature, he said: When we read a book for the first time the very process of laboriously moving our eyes from left to right, line after line, page after page, this complicated physical work upon the book, the very process of learning in terms of space and time what the book is about, this stands between us and artistic appreciation.

Listen to William Faulkner's lectures on literature.

(See Nabokov's lectures on literature).

I also learned a lot from Nabokov's lectures, available in two volumes, "Lectures on Literature" and "Lectures on Russian Literature".

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

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

As Vladimir Nabokov pointed out in his "Lectures on Russian Literature," "Literature belongs not to the department of general ideas but to the department of specific words and images".

As Vladimir Nabokov pointed out in his "Lectures on Russian Literature," "Literature belongs not to the department of general ideas but to the department of specific words and images". Delight and close observation can have a liberating moral force of their own.

Mr. O'Brien departed for the more welcoming environment of N.Y.U., to lecture on literature and social issues.

Later in life, Mr. Koch became well known as a professor of poetry, mainly at Columbia University, where he lectured on literature and inspired budding writers for nearly 40 years.

In addition to producing a large body of written work, she also lectured on literature and taught creative writing at several colleges and universities in America and in Japan, the Philippines and Thailand.