Sentence examples for literary system from inspiring English sources
It was inevitable that the Western literary system would appoint him as the pre-eminent interpreter of the Subcontinent.
These unreadable novels are clogging up our literary system, and undermining the strength of our otherwise sound literary institutions.
We may imagine that henceforth, now that he has written his Nativity Ode, Milton has fully expunged from his literary system that youthful attachment to the pagan classics.
The cultural power of New Delhi has greatly diminished, but the Indian literary system is still enchanted by the West and it does grant London's literary referees the power to create hierarchies within Indian writers.
The appeal that Faulkner had for García Márquez had everything to do with the place that Faulkner occupied in the global literary system, and with the place that García Márquez occupied as well.
Thompson has set herself a punishing technical challenge in this volume; a literary system without sentiment or faith is one in which the basic machinery of most short-story writing — transformation, epiphany, self-discovery — can't function.
At the center of the HPWG's interests are the phenomena that belong to the longue durée of literary/cultural history, such as the formation, evolution, and reception of devices, genres, styles, plot elements, conceptual categories, thematic constellations, and literary systems.
Might it now be relegated, under the current literary apartheid system, to those shelves entitled Black Writing?
It offers us a fable about the literary class system today, with all its anxiety-ridden contradictions.
As part of a Westernization movement, the competitive literary examination system, which had been directly responsible for excessive conservatism and conventionality in thought as well as in literature, was abolished in 1905.
How the Literary Class System is Impoverishing Literature: last but not least, Lorraine Berry – aka the fantastic fingerlakeswanderer, of these very pastures – wrote this essential essay on the economic barriers to being a writer – and the consequent lack of diversity in publishing, for Literary Hub.
