Sentence examples for literature of commitment from inspiring English sources

That morning a panel of six Latin-American women writers had talked about their own work as well as pamphlet literature and literature of commitment.

Littérature engagée, (French: "engaged literature"), literature of commitment, popularized in the immediate post-World War II era, when the French existentialists, particularly Jean-Paul Sartre, revived the idea of the artist's serious responsibility to society.

A search of the literature in the psychology of commitment revealed studies of how people make a commitment, or how a doctor can boost his or her patients' compliance, but there were no papers addressing this issue specifically for GPs and hospital-led studies.

This problem is exactly the one that the great Confucian scholars of Korea and China struggled with for centuries and they figured out how, through the power of culture, of habits, of commitment to art and literature that has true ethical content.

We contribute to the literature on entrepreneurship and windows of opportunity by distinguishing two entrepreneurial techniques – framing and procedural engineering – and two categories of commitment – 'tortoise' and carpe diem.

Is it simply a lack of commitment?

Fear of commitment.

Your sense of commitment.

Deeds of commitment.

That is his level of commitment".

SWC: "It's a moment of commitment.