This gave the rage and obscenity, the performance-piece comedy, a literary frame, a context for unfiltered confession.
Thanks to the interwar education system in Romania, it has a rather wider literary frame of reference than poor Mole's diaries.
As summer fades and fall approaches, Netflix is getting into a literary frame of mind.
Reading Joan Didion on the sudden death of her husband, or John Sutherland on the collapse of his life through alcoholism, I am struck and surprised, both envious and a little chagrined, by how literary their frame of reference is.
Modern literary monotheisms frame the evidencing of a causal, topical and local relationship of belonging.
This collection of the works of Isaac Babel, edited by Babel's daughter Nathalie and marvelously translated by Peter Constantine, is a cause for a kind of melancholy celebration: a celebration of literary genius framed by 20th-century tragedy.
Now retired from politics and devoted to human rights causes, he recently released his first book in 15 years, Prosim Strucne (Briefly, Please), a literary collage framed in a theatrical structure.
They need also to possess a great fund of general and artistic knowledge and the literary talent to frame their observations in clear and memorable language.
But he was an exemplary source of voices, as both a writer and performer, in ways that should ask us to consider how we culturally frame literary creativity, inner speech and audition, and unusual mental experience.
Jacques, who studied film and history at school, uses film and literary references to frame an analysis of trans representations in pop culture and media.
Instead, it has generated much positive feedback on course evaluations, and I have learned in person of many long-term friendships that have resulted from this approach, which frames literary discussion as something social and, therefore, fun.
