Sentence examples for literary domain from inspiring English sources
The treatment of issues may be ponderously didactic and still belong within the literary domain.
Whether or not that's the case, the essay is certainly the first known instance of the notion of the "stream of consciousness" making its appearance in the literary domain.
One of the functions of literature is to please and to entertain; and the essay, as it grew into the biggest literary domain of all, did not lose the art of providing escape.
However, although many applications have been developed to automatically analyse document collections from the historical or the literary domain, they often fail to provide a real support to scholars because of their inherent complexity: technical skills are often required to use them and to inspect their output.
My double argument is that this tone emerges through differing constellations of life and form, and that it is by reading the novel as a self-reflexive formal construct rather than as a particular object or a generic product that we can confront its singular constellation of life and form with other such articulations beyond the literary domain.
These readers are the masters of their literary domain.
Adolescent attraction: Welcome to dystopia, again, one of the literary domains beloved by teens.
On paper, it was the least adventurous piece in the Prototype lineup; American opera houses have a notorious weakness for dramatizations of public-domain literary properties.
This section of the lab will walk you through generating your own dataset using works from Project Gutenberg (a database of public-domain literary works).
And most recently, David Hirmes's "Infinite Wonder/Infinite Pity" offers a sublime example of generative literature: a Web application that sucks sentences beginning with the words "I saw" from Twitter and online public-domain literary works and combines them into a seamless feed.
