Based on the inclusion criteria, two reviewers (He Zhang and Zhao-qing Sun) independently extracted the information from all qualified literatures.
In "Everybody's Protest Novel," Baldwin insisted that "Uncle Tom's Cabin" scarcely qualified as literature and that Stowe was "not so much a novelist as an impassioned pamphleteer".
Screenplays are long, hard work, but they probably don't qualify as literature.
Waites is in the business of marketing a new horror franchise; Hill of producing supernatural tales of such chilling perspicacity that they qualify as literature.
This situation means that there is a vast sea of books by female authors out there that are too well-written and quirky to be trashed, but which by their nature (written by women, about women, for women) do not qualify as literature.
Yet some have questioned whether his work qualifies as literature.
One could easily insist that within language arts courses "informational texts" such as historical ones must qualify as "literature" -- a word that is not limited to fiction and poetry, yet does exclude tax codes.
The most important conceptual challenge was determining what would qualify as literature on frailty.
In fact, their books can actually be better than much of what passes for literary fiction, and yet still not qualify as great literature.
Finally they concurred: it was Barbara Kingsolver's The Poisonwood Bible, a novel too good to be "pure entertainment", though it was certainly gripping, and too political to qualify as "freak literature", though the experiences of its heroine are unusual.
