From 4 44 to 4 47 we watched commercials, and at 4 47 there commenced the literary part of the discussion, which lasted until 4 52.
I also like the literary part of it, which I don't really get to do that much.
Initially, the relationship between price level and output was explained by the quantity theory of money; David Hume had presented such a theory in his 1752 work Of Money (Essays, Moral, Political, and Literary, Part II, Essay III).
The myths in the Kojiki are occasionally beguiling (see Japanese mythology), but the only truly literary parts of the work are the songs.
Part literary critic, part existential elegist, he presents himself as the polymath's polymath.
Part literary theory, part journal, all bonkers, it negotiates its way through the city and a lifetime of eureka moments with an inscrutable but addictive logic.
Sebald has been compared to Borges, Calvino, Thomas Bernhard, Nabokov and Kafka; in his prose fictions he can be credited with inventing a new literary form, part hybrid novel, part memoir and part travelogue.
It was necessary, he found, to approach this subject obliquely, and to invent a new literary form, part hybrid novel, part memoir and part travelogue, often involving the experiences of one "WG Sebald", a German writer long settled in East Anglia.
As if in affirmation of a drifter's status, Jay had only recently moved on again, to the Nicoya peninsula in central America, where he planned a long retirement, part-literary, part-photographic and "part-beach bum".
So the eating is evidently a literary device, part of the pattern of each novel.
With literary adaptations, part of the fascination generally lies in seeing how the director has read the source material, perhaps with some new interpretation.
