Sentence examples for wave of literature from inspiring English sources

The first wave of literature by American combatants in these long, inconclusive wars has begun to appear — poems, memoirs, short stories, novels.

The term took on new currency with a wave of literature at the turn of the 20th century about "passing" for rewards that were no longer life-and-death but ranged from an opening up of opportunities to a sense of personal affiliation and identification.

The challenge to transform the expenditure paradigm to that of innovation and investment was illuminated in a recent wave of literature offering new concepts such as the 'new welfare state' [55, 56], the social investment state [57] and the active welfare state [58, 59].

Currently there is a wave of literature urging a revision in categories in response to the phenomena of asymmetrical warfare, the proliferation of non-state actors, and long-standing low-intensity conflicts, all of which produce what Wittgenstein called "category confusion" when one tries to apply simple principles of distinction between combatants and non-combatants, or even peace and war.

And by the way, it has created a rich new wave of American literature.

In the years that followed, well-known writers were arrested or, in one way or another, expelled from the Soviet Union, thus generating the third wave of émigré literature.

His coming book, "Foreign Policy Begins at Home," is part of a wave of recent literature arguing that America's reduced global ambitions are linked to its status as a debtor nation.

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During the 1960s he inspired and supported many young black writers, helping shape a new wave of black literature.

To make the point, Ms. Hammond passes along an article, "New Wave of Writers Reinvents Literature," by Michiko Kakutani, the senior book critic at The New York Times.

To some this marks the second Harlem renaissance, mirroring the area's heyday early in the last century, when it was home to a new wave of African-American literature, art and music that exuded confidence and originality.