Sentence examples for literature memory from inspiring English sources

The compounded disaster in Japan offers opportunities for teaching and learning about the environment, the economy, geography, earth science, literature, memory, and much more.

He is the author of The Afterlife of Holocaust Memory in Contemporary Literature and Culture (Palgrave Macmillan, 2010), as well as numerous articles on American literature, memory studies, and trauma studies.

The scientific research literature on memory is enormous.

(Her own name is also heavy with symbolism in the literature of memory).

At Yale University, where he was a visiting professor in 1982, 350 students signed up for 65 spots in his course on literature and memory.

"Anything in literature, including memory, is second-hand," Müller counters, and "the second generation will be involved through the damage done to their parents".

Literature and memory cannot be deployed as evidence of historical events; their power lies in the subversion of the certainties they appear to offer.

The most stimulating section of Yagoda's book is one in which he considers, albeit superficially, the vast scientific literature about memory and how it works.

I was disappointed by how Masha Gessen described the response in Russia to Svetlana Alexievich's receipt of the Nobel Prize in Literature ("The Memory Keeper," October 26th).

It then discusses in detail how these hypotheses may be validated through examining qualitatively the literature on memory.

The existing literature on memory is vast, attesting to the longstanding fascination with commitment to ongoing research at all levels and from widely varying points of view.