Sentence examples for literary situation from inspiring English sources

First, the literary situation has to be established.

It was also a general attack on and complaint about the literary situation in Turkey.

Even as I wrote, I had to think, What a literary situation!

Crispin's general assessment of the current literary situation is fairly widely shared in, of all places, New York.

The idea is similar to one pursued by the French author Georges Polti, whose 1921 work "Thirty-Six Dramatic Situations" sought to identify the basic patterns into which any successful literary situation fits -- from No.1, "Supplication," to No.36, "Loss of Loved Ones".

A similar device is used in Fight Club and in literary terms this situation can be traced back to James Hogg's The Private Memoirs and Confessions of a Justified Sinner.

Farther down the totem pole, "the whole situation for literary novelists is so insecure that nobody feels they can risk feuds," Kirn said.

Almost everything in Eliot's early criticism, except his aversion to methods and theories ("There is no method except to be very intelligent," as he disarmingly put it), met the situation of literary academics.

But, because he valued the historical situation of literary works, he thought that we should regard his own work as that of a particular man writing at a particular time.

He is a poet of ambivalent homage, feinting but never feigned: this is a form of aesthetic survival in a post-colonial situation, where literary mastery and subjugation are, uncomfortably, closely aligned.

Other articles by him also appeared in Przegląd Tygodniowy (The Weekly Review) and Przewodnik Naukowy i Literacki (The Learned and Literary Guide), discussing the situation of American Polonia.