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| quietly successful countryside columnist and | literary gent who became a calamitous Daily Mail war c |
| ay dramatizes the love affair between Chicago | literary giant Nelson Algren and French existentialist |
| veloped relationships with such scholarly and | literary giants as Gershom Scholem, Yitzhak Baer, Haim |
| amous and receive mention in the work of such | literary giants as Chaucer, Shakespeare and Charles Di |
| ilm adaptations by renowned works by American | literary giants, and debuted in October 2000. |
| n's camps, monuments and museums to Ukrainian | literary giants, most notably the monument to the grea |
| He was possessed of considerable | literary gift, and has been called "the Lancashire Bur |
| track and field, Academic Bowl, cheerleading, | literary, golf, wrestling, soccer, one act, softball, |
| 2009 Blue Metropolis International | Literary Grand Prix (Canada) |
| Nazis' | Literary Grandfather: Adolf Bartels and Cultural Extre |
| Notable alumni also include Welsh | literary greats T. H. Parry-Williams, Gwenlyn Parry an |
| , a series of limited edition signed works by | literary greats to raise money for the child victims a |
| Hugo Dyson, a member of the Oxford | literary group called the Inklings, lived at 32 Sandfi |
| ambridge Apostles, to The Coterie, and to the | literary group around G. K. Chesterton and Hilaire Bel |
| He has been a member of the French | literary group Oulipo since 1992. |
| interest in literature and was a member of a | literary group called Accademia degli Stravaganti (Aca |
| Berge co-founded the French | literary group Oulipo with novelists and other mathema |
| He belonged to the | literary group of the Hussards, and is known as a prol |
| He belongs to the Asturian | literary group of the 1990s. |
| became close with members of the avant-garde | literary group OBERIU. |
| He was a member of the Moscow | literary group Sreda from its inception in 1899 until |
| best-selling author Neil Strauss, of Igniter | Literary Group, an imprint of Harper Collins Publisher |
| actor, 1942-5, and was a member of the Oxford | literary group, the Inklings, led by C. S. Lewis and J |
| Andreyev became a member of the Moscow Sreda | literary group, and published many of his works in Gor |
| lected Novellas and Fairytales, after the old | literary group. |
| in the writers of the Shirakaba (White Birch) | literary group. |
| tures at various colleges, women's clubs, and | literary groups in Texas. |
| equent speaker at firesides, conferences, and | literary groups. |
| Kavirajamarga was formative in the | literary growth of Kannada and is a guide book to the |
| Suzie Plakson, as well as Mike Resnick as our | Literary Guest of Honor. |
| This combination of media, comics, and | literary guests with gaming, art, anime, and film was |
| Sigma Press published Lindop's A | Literary Guide to the Lake District in 1993 (second ed |
| several of the Bells' books have been Junior | Literary Guild selections. |
| s Junior Book-of-the-Month selections, Junior | Literary Guild selections and other honors. |
| The Cousins ( | Literary Guild and Doubleday Book Club selection) (Don |
| In 1988, the name of the Junior | Literary Guild was changed to the Junior Library Guild |
| children's book by the editors of the Junior | Literary Guild (or latterly the Junior Library Guild) |
| Confessors of the Name ( | Literary Guild selection), Dial (New York, NY), 1952. |
| It was the American | Literary Guild's Book of the Month on publication in J |
| ated in 1929 as one of the enterprises of the | Literary Guild, which was an adult book club created i |
| pursuit of new and strange social trends and | literary habits. |
| y fathers-in-law who could not understand his | literary habits. |
| thors of such works as biographical material ( | literary, hagiographic, etc.), geographies, military n |
| The magazine is a sponsor of the Chicago | Literary Hall of Fame. |
| ern Period, from the 19th century onward, the | literary Hebrew tradition as pronounced in Jerusalem r |
| sraeli Hebrew is the continuation not only of | literary Hebrew but also of Yiddish, as well as Polish |
| Literary Heritage West Midlands | |
| Cornwall's | Literary Heritage |
| effort to celebrate and promote Mississippi's | literary heritage as a means of developing tourism to |
| 1996 Illinois Authors | Literary Heritage Award |
| tated that the work belonged to the "European | literary heritage". |
| -two volume series covering Tibet's classical | literary heritage, published by Wisdom Publications. |
| The pub also has a great | literary heritage. |
| ence - Mundassery ushered in a new chapter of | literary hermeneutics, which was unheard of in Malayal |
| l Gwalarn, which had been set up to promote a | literary high culture in Breton. |
| Albert Bielschowsky (1847 - 1902), a German | literary historian |
| Bill McCormack, | literary historian |
| Engdahl (born December 30, 1948) is a Swedish | literary historian and critic, and has been a member o |
| or (1915-1995), a Swiss-American medievalist, | literary historian and linguist |
| His father, Ivan Grafenauer, was a famous | literary historian and ethnologist and nephew of Franc |
| For Bardenhewer, a patrologist was not a | literary historian of the Church Fathers, but a histor |
| hn Busby (born August 29, 1962) is a Canadian | literary historian and anthologist. |
| aham is a Canadian academic administrator and | literary historian who has served in a number of Canad |
| amund is convinced of both her qualities as a | literary historian and her Socialist-and in particular |
| "Ogunde" is a free jazz ballad; however, | literary historian Kimberly Benston notes that the son |
| He is a bard of the Gorseth Kernow, a | literary historian and editor of 'The Wheel' - an anth |
| The | literary historian did not include Alexandru Toma in h |
| Adolf Stern (1835-1907), German | literary historian and poet |
| h 24, 1908 - October 22, 1990) was a Canadian | literary historian and academic. |
| (March 12, 1821 - May 29, 1882), was a German | literary historian and writer on the history of art. |
| ay 1898 - 4 June 1985) was a Russian poet and | literary historian from the Struve family. |
| Otto Aars Groth (1913 - 1966) is a Norwegian | literary historian and diplomat. |
| Literary historian Gilbert Highet called it a "very im | |
| Wisconsin, USA, where in 1926 he married the | literary historian Mildred Fish. |
| Vienna) was an Austrian-German Germanist and | literary historian (Literatur- & Theaterwissenschaftle |
| In 1944, Auchterlonie married | literary historian and critic, H. M. Green (1881-1962) |
| l name, Adolf Ernst) (1835-1907) was a German | literary historian and poet, born in Leipzig. |
| Kantorowicz (writer) - Writer, journalist und | literary historian (1899, Berlin - 1979, Hamburg) |
| lster (1881 - 1947) was a Norwegian novelist, | literary historian, theatre critic and biographer, the |
| December 1856 - 7 April 1925) was a Norwegian | literary historian, professor, magazine editor, essayi |
| 02 - 16 February 1943) was an American-German | literary historian, translator, and resistance fighter |
| 9 December - Gerhard Gran, | literary historian, professor, magazine editor, essayi |
| arch 1999) was a Dutch writer, translator and | literary historian, teaching and writing on Russian li |
| October - Baldev Upadhyaya, Sanskrit scholar, | literary historian, essayist and critic (d.1999). |
| He was also a | literary historian, and biographer of various German w |
| ens (28 January 1898 - 5 February 1982) was a | literary historian, poet and pamphleteer from Flanders |
| (born 24 May 1923 in Stockholm) is a Swedish | literary historian, writer, and member of the Swedish |
| 19 August - Hazari Prasad Dwivedi, novelist, | literary historian, essayist, critic and scholar (d.19 |
| 4 - 9 August 1897) was a Norwegian editor and | literary historian. |
| une 1986) was a poet and an influential Dutch | literary historian. |
| ldemar von Biedermann (1817-1903), jurist and | literary historian. |
| May 1869) was a Scottish dramatic editor and | literary historian. |
| inian linguist, philologist, ethnographer and | literary historian. |
| as a Norwegian librarian, magazine editor and | literary historian. |
| He was the son of August Koberstein, a | literary historian. |
| elder brother Semyon Vengerov was a venerable | literary historian. |
| Some | literary historians have seen The Bower of Taste as la |
| Literary historians began to pay renewed attention to | |
| Some | literary historians have suggested that Mark Twain, th |
| to provide busts of the most famous Ukrainian | literary, historic, political and religious figures. |
| etiring from Congress, he continued to pursue | literary, historical, and scientific studies and died |
| and II, Berlin, 1896 and 1901); they are of a | literary, historical, and political character, and the |
| order, and a prolific scholar on liturgical, | literary, historical, and spiritual matters. |
| cluded in leading anthologies or mentioned in | literary histories. |
| nationalism in Mam and Zin of Ahmad Khani, a | literary history that was translated into Swedish, Tur |
| He wrote the two volume | literary history Illustrert norsk litteraturhistorie, |
| ation) and chronologically (from the earliest | literary history to contemporary times). |
| r, whose works made him a major figure in the | literary history of Welsh Puritanism. |
| "America as Canon and Context: | Literary History in a Time of Dissensus," American Lit |
| to Francis Bacon's call for what he termed a | literary history in his The Advancement of Learning. |
| Harnack was the son of | literary history professor Otto Harnack, and the nephe |
| derable influence on the development of Dutch | literary history in the 20th century. |
| He was the editor of | Literary History of Canada in 1965. |
| lity of female identity in male narrative and | literary history (Don Quixote), created parallelism in |
| His primary area of academic expertise is the | literary history of philosophy, and he is a specialist |
| 20 Most Prolific Authors and Writers in | Literary History |
| New | Literary History 1986 18(1): 77-98. |
| it was considered the most important work of | literary history and criticism ever published. |
| ntal work which illustrates not only the rich | literary history of the Telangana region but also disp |
| 2007, Democracy in Theory, American | Literary History |
| e with the work Studies in the Linguistic and | Literary History of the Rhinelands in the Middle Ages. |
| ifically as upholding the tradition of female | literary history heralded by Elizabeth Rowe (1674-1737 |
| --, Writing Women's | Literary History (Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopk |
| In 1921 he took the title of Professor of | Literary History in University of Turku, Finland. |
| e is the author of several books, including A | Literary History of Spain: The Nineteenth Century and |
| American | Literary History is a quarterly peer-reviewed academic |
| ne 2008) was a Norwegian professor in Russian | literary history at the University of Oslo, translator |
| e was born in Oslo, and took his education in | literary history at the University of Oslo. |
| "Historicizing the Errand," American | Literary History 2 (1990), 101-18. |
| University, and has been professor of Nordic | Literary History at the University of Aarhus. |
| The | Literary History of the Divine Comedy (1879) |
| George Eliot and Her World (1973) | literary history |
| Nicholson wrote two very influential books: | Literary History of The Arabs (1907) and The Mystics o |
| Zhuang | literary history(Three volume). |
| The Oxford English | Literary History, volume 10 (1910-1940): The Modern Mo |
| as ensured him his deserved place in Albanian | literary history, the famous O moj Shqypni e mjera Shq |
| : Stevens's Painterly Abstractions," American | Literary History, Spring 1992, 230-63. |
| en, and for writing the first large Norwegian | literary history, Illustreret norsk Literaturhistorie |
| on the editorial boards of Modern Drama, New | Literary History, The Pinter Review, and the Universit |
| ivered lectures on various subjects including | literary history, earning her a Gold Award from the To |
| shed several books and compilations on German | literary history, focusing mainly on literature on emi |
| prison law and torture, Caribbean culture and | literary history, as well as on Haitian poetics, Edgar |
| ip of the Whole Duty of Man are in Nichols's ‘ | Literary Anecdotes,' and his vindication of Horace Wal |
| th century German intellectual, cultural, and | literary history. |
| act that has been overlooked in later Russian | literary history. |
| tion and co-editor of Encyclopedia of British | Literary History. |
| of Kent's unglamorous seaside towns and local | literary history. |
| He has written several books on | literary history. |
| is, one of the first such books in Lithuanian | literary history. |
| litation at Basel, where he was a lecturer of | literary history. |
| Its title is a reference to the | literary hoax Naked Came the Stranger. |
| After the revelation of her | literary hoax made headline news, she moved back to th |
| author has written, Orphanage is a deliberate | literary homage. |
| d the Sahitya Akademi Fellowship, the highest | literary honor in India, given by Sahitya Akademi, Ind |
| Pfannenstiel got further | literary honor: The Swiss poet Albin Zollinger (1895-1 |
| his fortunes changed, and he received several | literary honors and awards. |
| His | literary honors include fellowships from the National |
| Chandrak and is considered to be the highest | literary honour of the state of Gujarat. |
| In 1999 “Ezhuthachan Puraskaram” the highest | literary honour of the Kerala government was awarded t |
| India's highest | literary honour, Jnanpith Awards, are given by the Bha |
| s Prize, the Spanish-speaking world's highest | literary honour. |
| prestigious B.D. Goenka award and many other | literary honours. |
| f the cultural arts: visual arts, performing, | literary, horticulture, culinary and more. |
| an magazine based out of Oxford, Mississippi, | literary hub of the American South. |
| n was invited to write a weekly column by the | literary humour magazine, Punch. |
| was created to recognize the best in Canadian | literary humour. |
| of Narbonne had made it famous may be read as | literary hyperbole. |
| mances included new wave, experimental music, | literary icons Allen Ginsberg and William Burroughs, a |
| What their community needed, they said, was a | literary identity. |
| he mountain Twyn Barlwm beloved by one of his | literary idols Arthur Machen. |
| F.J. Heremans and E. Zetternam he founded the | literary illustrated magazine "De Vlaamsche School" , |
| one of the few surviving scraps of classical | literary illustration on papyrus. |
| ly featured in popular magazines and books as | literary illustrations, advertisements, and posters pr |
| sequently, as a young man, he began work as a | literary illustrator in Paris, winning commissions to |
| ublin Review, The Recorder, AGNI, Salamander, | Literary Imagination, and elsewhere. |
| The Relation has a wider | literary importance in influencing the development of |
| nted works, mostly pamphlets; the only one of | literary importance is the Historical Account of Briti |
| any very exact notion of his intellectual and | literary importance. |
| as one of the foremost representatives of the | literary Impressionism and Symbolism in Czech literatu |
| , place Keyserling at the forefront of German | literary Impressionism. |
| ounding editor and publisher of award-winning | literary imprint Giramondo Publishing and HEAT magazin |
| Picabia's renown as an artist, it was mostly | literary in content, with a wide-ranging aggressive to |
| a in 1884, and in Miscellanies, Aesthetic and | Literary, in 1885. |
| Basic education/GED preparation, | Literary Incentive Program, and college courses will b |
| His | literary industry at the same time is shown by several |
| and White later referred to him as "the great | literary influence in my life." |
| the work had already established itself as a | literary influence. |
| English electropop, Italo disco, and futurist | literary influences such as Alvin Toffler's books Futu |
| In her own words, her strongest | literary influences were works by American writer Bret |
| Aw cites his | literary influences as Joseph Conrad, Vladimir Nabokov |
| Literary influences include Lautreamont's Les Chants d | |
| His early | literary influences ranged from writers like Raymond C |
| an Poe, H.P. Lovecraft, and Harlan Ellison as | literary influences. |
| am H. Gass, and Micheal S. Begnal as his main | literary influences. |
| This is consistent with | literary information that a solidus weighed slightly l |
| branches; and he popularized a great deal of | literary information in his Herbstabende und Winlerndi |
| who have been heavily criticized for bringing | literary insight into what has traditionally been bori |
| he film starts from the position close to the | literary inspiration suggested in the title, but rathe |
| ada West, Bland was educated at the Woodstock | Literary Institute and the London Commercial College. |
| Chacewater | Literary Institute |
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