Sentences with phrase «of a work of literature»

Nor is the relation of any work of literature to the world of literature necessarily determined by the physical universe.

This item can be either a work of literature or some aspect of the work of literature; it depends upon the task you have received in your higher educational establishment.

Books are important, I feel so lucky to have read hundreds of works of literature (and a couple of Dan Brown) and at least 3 were almost as entertaining as watching Netflix.

It is not difficult to evaluate The Great Gatsby both as a representation of a work of literature and as a film in itself, because it is precisely where the film fails in properly rendering the novel that it most frequently fails as cinema.

Both books are memorable for their profound engagement with the devastating complexities, paradoxes, and staggering personal tolls of war — and equally, for the fact that these brilliant insights arise out of works of literature aimed not at adults, but at young people.

In recent series, Voigt has applied her unique visual method in the deconstruction of works of literature and philosophical texts, highlighting specific words and passages that resonate with her.