Sentences with phrase «modern literature»

A break - through new work of art in the field of modern literature.

One of the symptoms of sickness in the treatment of sexuality in much modern literature is that there is so little gratitude for it.

Some of the best modern literature I've read over the past few years has come from indie authors.

Well, I don't know about you, but a lot of so - called modern literature deserves to be destroyed.

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For several years prior to 1964 I had been teaching a course on religious themes in modern literature and trying to learn a bit about literary criticism.

And the motions and emotions involved are not simply visceral as is the case with much modern literature — but spiritual.

Here is a full set of photos, plans and elevations of David Chipperfield's Museum of Modern Literature at Marbach am Neckar in Germany, which won the RIBA Stirling Prize 2007 at a ceremony in London on Saturday (and which you heard about first on Dezeen, of course).

German developer QiOO Interactive hosts the «Mobile Library» — a service that brings classic books as well as modern literature to JAVA ™ - enabled cellphones.

About Blog Shakespeare in Ireland blog is designed to draw together academic events, plays and research in early modern literature across the island of Ireland.

I'm a part - time postgraduate student studying modern literature.

Most modern literature on marriage bypasses the value and meaning of marriage itself to focus on marriage's more utilitarian benefits.

Blackness of winter night dominates modern literature and consciousness.

Both reflect a devaluation of the fictive but realistic «reality» offered by modern literature.

The self - image of modern literature rested on an idea of progress that presumed the exchange of one style for another.

Neither response does justice to the cursed poets of nineteenth - century France, men whose verse did so much to shape modern literature.

He won two of his three memorable title bouts against Emile Griffith in the 1960s and was known as a refined boxer who read modern literature, listened to Beethoven and trained at a gym in Bologna that was adorned with Renoir reproductions and a carpeted marble staircase.

«It covers modern literature and ancient mythology and everything in between, and history.

She reads a lot and adores modern literature.

Coach Goudy both won most of his games and pounded modern literature into his students with a no - holds - barred Socratic method.

Self - publishing is essentially commercial viable at the cost of devaluing modern literature.

Born in 1915, he loved modern literature and visited Europe with family in 1935.

He graduated in modern literature at the University of Milan with a thesis on the Medieval and Modern Art History about painting in fifteenth century in Lombardia.

The Museum of Modern Literature in Marbach am Neckar, Germany (above), designed by David Chipperfield Architects, has won the RIBA Stirling Prize.

He is currently an Associate Professor of English at Pomona College where he teaches early modern literature.

It helps us also to appreciate the Buddhist doctrine of no - self and the deconstruction of the self in much modern literature and philosophy.

MacArthur Fellow and visual artist Ann Hamilton leads a workshop exploring the intersection of texts and textiles in modern literature at the Free Library of Philadelphia.

Primarily because most of it is written in a style that isn't found anywhere else in modern literature, and we have a hard time trying to decipher and interpret it.

Born on Nov. 29, 1898, C.S. Lewis would go on to write some of modern literature's most influential...

Strictly speaking, what was invented in modern literature was not really invented.

In songs from all parts of his career — «A Hard Rain's Gon na Fall,» «Blowin» in the Wind,» «All Along the Watchtower,» «New Morning,» «Got ta Serve Somebody,» «Every Grain of Sand» — Dylan draws on the Scriptures, and Waugh's «Brideshead Revisited» is one of the greatest celebrations of Catholicism in all of modern literature.

Much modern literature, poetry, and painting has joined the chorus.

If Kurzweil devoted his career to the study of modern literature, it was because he saw it as offering telling testimony to this very condition.

Kurzweil's interpretation of modern Hebrew literature is clearly set forth in Our Modern Literature: Continuity or Revolt?