Sentence examples for literary evolution from inspiring English sources

As literary evolution goes, he may very well be correct.

But he defended the literary evolution that had taken him away from his homeland.

But her fellow novelist Sarah Waters detects a more worrying narrative trajectory in Mantel's literary evolution.

Literary evolution rarely seems slower than it does in the case of the chapter.

These stories, honed through generations of tellers, are the survivors of literary evolution.

The growth of personal literature in its myriad shapes is one of the striking features of modern literary evolution.

His book Evolution and Literary Theory (1995) is often regarded as a founding text in "Literary Darwinism," the field given its name by the title of his essay collection Literary Darwinism: Evolution, Human Nature and Literature (2004).

He appears now as literature's Linnaeus (taxonomizing a vast new trove of data), now as Vesalius (exposing its essential skeleton), now as Galileo (revealing and reordering the universe of books), now as Darwin (seeking "a law of literary ­evolution").

The story is a sort of ironic meditation on the evolution of literary memory.

"Stuffed with allusions high and low, so rich with philosophical and literary interest,... 'The Evolution of Bruno Littlemore' is an absolute pleasure," Christopher R. Beha wrote here.

Described by one commentator as an "ironic meditation on the evolution of literary memory," it was peppered with allusions to Alfred Lord Tennyson, Evelyn Waugh, Ford Madox Ford, Henry James, and the Bloomsbury group.