Sentences with phrase «of modern literature»

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

Chipperfield's best - known projects include the Stirling Prize - winning Museum of Modern Literature in Marbach am Neckar, America's Cup Building in Valencia and the reconstruction of the Neues Museum in Berlin.

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

Louder Than Bombs, the first English - language movie from Norwegian director Joachim Trier (Reprise, Oslo, August 31st), plays like an adaptation of some imaginary classic of modern literature, the kind you always assumed was too interior to ever be properly translated to the screen.

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

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.

Journal of Modern Literature in Chinese 4.2 (2001): 123 - 142.

Heinrich von Kleist's novella about the legend of Michael Kohlhaas is considered one of the first examples of modern literature.

These stories are tender, raw, lovely, and fine - and they reaffirm Roxana Robinson's place at the forefront of modern literature.

According to the Symposium's program, Atwood (author of 40 books) is a giant of modern literature, «a rare writer whose work is adored by the public, acclaimed by the critics and studied on university campuses around the world.»

One article published yesterday at Good e-reader entitled «Self - Published Authors Are Destroying Literature» changed the way literature was perceived due to the writer's perception based on his view of modern literature.

The role of the author makes Defoes novel a part of modern literature.

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).

Kramer neatly lays out aspects of Lawrence's life that influenced the source material, and he has some choice things to say about Lawrence's diminished reputation within a canon of modern literature that many academics and culture vultures no long even choose to recognize.

That is only to be expected of a country that spearheaded the modern world with its 18th - century Enlightenment and produced that classic of modern literature and psychology, Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.

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

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.

We have theologies of death, of medical ethics, of modern literature, of pop psychology.