Or is it not, rather, because literature no longer matters anymore ?
It would require one to ignore a rather substantial literature on labour-market scarring and hysteresis.
Steinbeck reacted by describing archetypal characters in a deliberately plain style, almost as if he were writing myth rather than literature.
Yet this is obviously subject matter that can be divisive, and I've seen online where people react to this as politics first rather than literature.
This time, Andy Stewart's new series, entitled Your Skin is like Vinyl is in reference to music rather than literature, of the process of layering rhythmic movement.
One thing there was plenty of was angry young people in secret fraternities and student unions, but these coteries were focused on bloodletting and partying and politicking rather than literature.
The translation eventually made him famous, but by then his passion was for sailing rather than literature: he bought a yacht, the Scandal, then a herring-lugger, and would sail from the Deben to Lowestoft or over to Holland.
In the realm of language, rather than literature, the writing of Aramaic changes to Parthian in the 2nd century ce, as can be seen from a bilingual (Greek and Parthian) inscription on a bronze statue from Seleucia dated 150 151 ce.
Therefore, their purpose is to provide technical education rather than literature evidence on the topic.
