The present-minded Mr. LaBute is unable to imagine his way into the literary basis of their attraction.
The result is a richness and a vividness in the theatre that is absent in most Western drama, so much of which rests on a literary basis.
While withholding judgment on the efficacy of Laing's practice, she admitted that she found his ideas - on a purely literary basis - "exciting".
Two major dialects are recognized, although the differences are not great: Komi (Zyryan), the largest group, which serves as the literary basis within Komi republic; and Komi-Yazva, spoken by a small, isolated group of Komi to the east of Komi-Permyak autokrugus okrug and south of Komi republic.
This formed the basis of Literary Anecdotes of the Eighteenth Century, 9 vol. (1812 15; completed by his son, John Bowyer Nichols).
"Push," published in 1996 under Ms. Lofton's pen name, Sapphire, became a literary event and the basis of the 2009 motion picture "Precious".
Moreover, say the conservative groups' critics, it's unfair to judge a course's literary seriousness on the basis of title and catalog description alone.
On the basis of literary achievement alone, McLean would seem to have a better track record than many institutions of higher learning.
Until the 18th century there was no systematic attempt to establish a literary language on the basis of the Slovak dialects, which, though closely related to Czech, had developed a separate identity from the early Middle Ages.
In the age after Alexander the Great, Attic Ionic, the literary language, became the basis of Koine, or "common speech," the language of practically all later Greek writing, including the New Testament, down to the present day.
"If there can be verification in the lab of what readers over generations have reported to be true, we might be able to learn something about the congitive basis for literary visualization techniques," said Elaine Scarry, the Harvard professor who is planning to study imagery in Proust and other writers.
