“literary thought” is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it anytime you are referring to ideas presented in literature. For example: "We were discussing the themes of justice and mercy found in the novel, which prompted some interesting literary thought."
There is a tradition within the novel form, almost forgotten now, which embodies what I call literary thinking or literary thought.
I think that's the crux – a certain school of literary thought doesn't believe profundity can happen in a working person's daily life.
While the Ottomans wrote a great deal of prose (especially on history, theology, mysticism, biography, and travel), poetry was the focus of literary thought; hence, the following discussion will confine itself to verse.
But unlike many of today's literary thought leaders, she doesn't engage with the conversations on social media.
This grandiose, visionary-symbolic poem, "summary of the entire Romantic culture", Słowacki's masterpiece, weaving together Poland's history and its contemporary political and literary thought, was never finished.
I still believe that literary thought experiments can help us all steer toward the realities we want ― as Scalzi suggested, Ayn Rand's inverted dystopias have certainly provided inspiration to the libertarian right.
Xi said the poem was inspired when "literary thoughts surrounding the deceased upright man welled up in my heart".
Just because Mr. Baxter is still in the Midwest does not mean he is thinking especially wholesome literary thoughts.
But Underworld's songwriting stays nonconformist, evading dance-music obviousness for longer melodies and more literary, elusive thoughts.
By predating that censorship, the bamboo strips show us the true core of China's philosophical, literary and historical thought, Ms. Allan said.
The city is the birthplace of modern Indian literary and artistic thought and of Indian nationalism, and its citizens have made great efforts to preserve Indian culture and civilization.
