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| ry little is known about her, as there are no | literary sources mentioning her existence. |
| According to the gospels and other | literary sources on Sri Ramakrishna, Mitra was one of |
| Roman provinces - from what almost all Roman | literary sources present as an absolute rule. |
| compact series of episodes" drawn from their | literary sources "and approached them as a dramatist r |
| both for his thorough work and for his use of | literary sources alongside historical ones. |
| few short mentions about Tyritake in ancient | literary sources (Stephan of Byzantion, Ethnika 642, 1 |
| the history of the centre comes largely from | literary sources and the rich epigraphic evidence. |
| In genealogical and | literary sources, he is known by his epithet 'Post Pry |
| for the film that had Wonka quoting numerous | literary sources, such as Arthur O'Shaughnessy's Ode, |
| aur as the antagonist of Theseus reflects the | literary sources, which are biased in favour of Atheni |
| e, and the only surviving evidence comes from | literary sources. |
| The album was recorded at the | literary space Beyond Baroque in Venice, California, a |
| ork of David Burns ("funny as a grandiloquent | literary speaker at an author's luncheon") and Jack Gu |
| of events, such as Jazz, Chill-out sessions, | Literary speaking and an Art Forum. |
| Faith Hunter and David B. Coe were their | literary special guests. |
| Murray soon began to show the courage in | literary speculation which earned for him later the na |
| He then went on to become part of the | literary staff at the Daily Chronicle (1901-1903) and |
| He entered the | literary stage in 1924 with his short story entitled " |
| having its text taken almost exactly from the | literary stage work which inspired it, rather than rel |
| The | literary standard of Southern Quechua is based on thes |
| Madan was assigned the task of establishing a | literary standard, based on the Moldovan dialects of T |
| ortly thereafter he began a campaign to raise | literary standards for the Sinhalese reading public wi |
| k, calling it "an extraordinary novel even by | literary standards, [which] has flourished by word of |
| 's defense, but he also attempts to raise his | literary standing in opposition to current criticisms. |
| "But from the purely | literary standpoint the case is altered: scattered up |
| Although Bloom, in the wake of his | literary stardom, explicitly stated, at a Harvard Univ |
| By its serious purpose, its | literary stature and the range-both stylistically and |
| (This was a popular | literary stereotype, as in The Squaw Man.) |
| (2009) "How | Literary Stories Go Wrong" |
| , it is a gossamer sort of thing, so far as a | literary story and a substantial moral are concerned . |
| "Sparrows" (Suzume) in Tokyo stories: a | literary stroll, translated by Lawrence Rogers, Univer |
| is marked by the adjustment and relocation of | literary studies in broader media and cultural context |
| The Mythopoeic Awards for literature and | literary studies are given by the Mythopoeic Society t |
| alogies: Historical Situations for Postmodern | Literary Studies |
| own for his work in the field of postcolonial | literary studies and theory. |
| c in a Monoculture, Foundation for Australian | Literary Studies 1986; Primavera Press, Sydney 1991 |
| resque') before being described by Bagehot in | Literary Studies (1879) as "a quality distinct from th |
| ility of Lincoln's greeting as an anecdote in | literary studies and Stowe scholarship can perhaps be |
| and professor, the Alice Griffin professor of | literary studies, and the director of the Carter G. Wo |
| Literary Studies, Historical Studies, and Black Music | |
| al popular Bible is a term used especially in | literary studies, but also in art history and other di |
| linguistics, folklore, ethnography, history, | literary studies, and archaeology. |
| lar culture is a subject of study in history, | literary studies, film studies, folklore and mythology |
| s a Canadian university Emeritus Professor of | Literary Studies, historian, academic and writer. |
| n of linguistic and semiotic terminology into | literary studies, according to de Man, gives the langu |
| rrone, Gaetana (ed.), Encyclopedia of Italian | Literary Studies, Volume 1, CRC Press, 2007. |
| It is considered a leading journal within | literary studies, and particularly in the field of cri |
| f works including poems, journal articles and | literary studies. |
| guang University in the Graduate Institute of | Literary Studies. |
| Danish writer of mostly fiction and works of | literary studies. |
| urwetenschap: het raadsel der onleesbaarheid ( | Literary studies. |
| Her recent work has focused on Darwinian | literary studies. |
| meets the requirement of both linguistics and | literary studies. |
| statement in poststructuralist approaches to | literary studies. |
| site of a number of important debates within | literary studies. |
| a Alpinula respectively) inclined him towards | literary studies. |
| 1839, when he resigned and devoted himself to | literary studies. |
| Institute in Portland, Oregon, an independent | literary studio that is the home for creative writing |
| one of Richards' assertions for the shape of | literary study in the 20th century - that literary stu |
| A Guide to | Literary Study (1901) |
| ception of existentialism as anachronistic to | literary study, Stirrings Still serves as a forum for |
| mbridge and began a self-imposed programme of | literary study, becoming one of the most learned men o |
| but though his scholarship was small and his | literary style poor, his works were much esteemed duri |
| many and Italy, and following Tacitus in both | literary style and pessimistic insight, the work chall |
| list, poet and translator, an exponent of the | literary style known as magic realism. |
| The book is noted for a visceral, | literary style which distinguishes it from more mundan |
| Her | literary style reflected the oral traditions of Kabyli |
| atin replaced medieval Latin as the preferred | literary style in Latin. |
| e, but which are written in a complex, highly | literary style reminiscent of classical Japanese poetr |
| among works of permanent value, alike for its | literary style and the depth and insight of its histor |
| I believe that | literary style ultimately carries the day. |
| hich one can see the beginnings of a singular | literary style that distances itself from the popular |
| ecadence was a late 19th century artistic and | literary style of Western Europe, primarily France. |
| attack the emperor, but the use of a simpler | literary style brought the controversy to the common p |
| state in connection with his work on Kavya, a | literary style created by Asvaghosa in the 2nd century |
| - March 3, 1927) was a major proponent of the | literary style known as Naturalism. |
| 's influence in Native Son is not a matter of | literary style or technique. |
| lues, racial, religious, and moral attitudes, | literary style and format, and the arts of illustratio |
| ative norms and vegetation and mixed with his | literary style of wit and imaginative prose. |
| different story, though closely based on the | literary style, subtext concepts, and the Peter Pan ch |
| ernism, transcending regional limits with his | literary style, in comparison with Marcel Proust. |
| Bohr enjoyed Kierkegaard's language and | literary style, but mentioned that he had some "disagr |
| In his search for a | literary style, as is often the case with internationa |
| dulously impersonal, and makes no pretense to | literary style, quotes documents in full and adheres t |
| Eou Yadam as written in a lucid, and succinct | literary style, Eu Yadam was never published until the |
| from dry scientific notes to a more personal, | literary style. |
| r Kannada writers and poets but also to early | literary styles in vogue in the various written dialec |
| fortunately for him, Buffon's reputation as a | literary stylist also gave ammunition to his detractor |
| These stories fit within the | literary sub-genre sometimes denominated avant-pop - " |
| o a musical form and to the philosophical and | literary subject very much discussed in the 17th and 1 |
| er own inventions (music and lyrics) based on | literary subjects -- a Willa Cather novel (Lost Lady), |
| Kingsolver's | literary subjects are varied, but she often writes abo |
| His articles on education and | literary subjects were published in professional magaz |
| This volume included papers on | literary subjects, as well as philosophical lectures, |
| he contributed largely to various reviews on | literary subjects, and took a considerable interest in |
| monies," Hart began to address historical and | literary subjects, painting scenes from Scott and Shak |
| na began a series of symphonic works based on | literary subjects-Richard III (1857-8), Wallenstein's |
| etween 1834 and 1856 on Shakespeare and other | literary subjects. |
| of classical mythology, and of historical or | literary subjects. |
| le, Joseph Seawell, contributed to her future | literary subjects. |
| Additional | literary success under Brett were Rachael Filed's All |
| His major | literary success was the Year in a Lancashire Garden, |
| In 1999, Mayes followed this | literary success with another international bestseller |
| Hilton found | literary success at an early age. |
| and in which he wrote Didon (1734), his first | literary success. |
| illage chronicles which brought him his first | literary successes. |
| ased in 1858 out of the fruits of his earlier | literary successes. |
| An annual | literary summer school is held in Glenties in mid July |
| The Times | Literary Supplement of January 11, 1934 outlined the p |
| Dissent, the New Leader, Encounter, the Times | Literary Supplement and the New York Review of Books. |
| Sunday edition of Le Gaulois) was the weekly | literary supplement of choice and it contained many se |
| efence, and, in a recent article in the Times | Literary Supplement labeled Leach and her supporters a |
| He reviews regularly for The Times | Literary Supplement and the South China Morning Post. |
| The Times | Literary Supplement accounted her novel Proleterka as |
| dern Spain, 1875-1980 was called by the Times | Literary Supplement "a turning point in Spanish histor |
| in the Arts and the Humanities and the Times | Literary Supplement labeled it one of "The Hundred Mos |
| viewing regularly for The Times and the Times | Literary Supplement in 1997. |
| t the sexual antics of an underage girl, in a | literary supplement to Open City edited by Charles Buk |
| The Village Voice | Literary Supplement found Casualty Report to be "brill |
| He has been a consultant editor at The Times | Literary Supplement for many years, and a regular book |
| ion of the Song of Songs was named as a Times | Literary Supplement Book of the Year. |
| Roger Lancelyn Green, in the Times | Literary Supplement (1 March 1957), and later in The L |
| ccording to an article published in the Times | Literary Supplement in November 2008, "Thacker never e |
| velli) and has written articles for the Times | Literary Supplement and the Oxford Companion to Englis |
| "Are they Classical", Times | Literary Supplement 3171, 7 December 1962, p. 955 & 31 |
| The Times | Literary Supplement has continued to use Oxford spelli |
| He also contributed to the Times | Literary Supplement and other periodicals. |
| exis and his sister)David Gascoyne( The Times | Literary Supplement of October 4, 1985 |
| He reviews for the Times | Literary Supplement, London Review of Books, and The N |
| utor to The Guardian, The Observer, The Times | Literary Supplement, and BBC Television's Newsnight Re |
| Emily Wilson is a book reviewer for The Times | Literary Supplement, and the London Review of Books. |
| ook Review, London Review of Books, The Times | Literary Supplement, The Times, The Washington Post, U |
| e Publisher and Managing Editor of Maple Tree | Literary Supplement, MTLS at <www.mtls.ca>. |
| His poems have appeared in The Times | Literary Supplement, Poetry, Poetry London, The Austra |
| rsity College, London, October 2006, in Times | Literary Supplement, November. |
| Gomme was a frequent reviewer for the Times | Literary Supplement, an author of books on both litera |
| ding The Independent, The Observer, The Times | Literary Supplement, The Sunday Times, the New Statesm |
| aking was signed, at the offices of the Times | Literary Supplement, by the ring's members to bring th |
| David Atkinson, "Words and works," Times | Literary Supplement, January 9, 2004 issue 5258 p27(1) |
| e Nation, New York Review of Books, the Times | Literary Supplement, The New Republic, Eurozine, Tygod |
| enny Review, The Gettysburg Review, The Times | Literary Supplement, Ploughshares, and Partisan Review |
| He worked as a sub-editor on The Times | Literary Supplement, 1956-; as deputy theatre critic ( |
| s have received positive reviews in The Times | Literary Supplement, The Guardian and The Evening Stan |
| Times, The Independent, The Tablet, The Times | Literary Supplement, Literary Review and The Sun. |
| ews, e.g. from the Library Journal, the Times | Literary Supplement, the New York Review of Books, the |
| Times | Literary Supplement, April 18, 2003, p.12-14 |
| "The Daughters of Prospero" (The Times | Literary Supplement, 14 February 2003, reprinted in Li |
| appeared in journals such as Stand, The Times | Literary Supplement, The Kenyon Review, Poetry Salzbur |
| In the Times | Literary Supplement, Jonathan Sumption commented that |
| "The hemlock and the chatterbox", The Times | Literary Supplement, Carolyne Larrington, October 17, |
| from the New York Review of Books, the Times | Literary Supplement, Village Voice, The Nation, Playbo |
| Lindop is a frequent contributor to the Times | Literary Supplement, reviewing poetry, biography, fict |
| rs for The Times and contributed to the Times | Literary Supplement, Prospect magazine and The Spectat |
| contributor to the Independent and The Times | Literary Supplement. |
| rs, he was also the first editor of the Times | Literary Supplement. |
| , The New York Review of Books, and The Times | Literary Supplement. |
| ace to publish literature in the Lianhe Fukan | literary supplement. |
| He also edited the paper's | literary supplement. |
| E. M. Forster reviewed it in The Times | Literary Supplement. |
| eproduction of this picture on cover of Times | Literary Supplement. |
| son there and continue to write for the Times | Literary Supplement. |
| Review by David Horspool in TLS, the Times | literary supplement. |
| tional Book of the Year" in 2004 by the Times | Literary Supplement. |
| Harding reviews for the Times | Literary Supplement. |
| nd was later hailed as a classic by the Times | Literary Supplement. |
| for The Guardian, The Economist and The Times | Literary Supplement. |
| d in The Shakespeare Newsletter and The Times | Literary Supplement. |
| It has received notice in the Times | Literary Supplement. |
| azine, Bang Science Magazine and the Etcetera | Literary Supplement. |
| plained this novelty of approach in The Times | Literary Supplement: ‘The range of Rykwert's learning |
| Havatzelet was changed to a weekly with a | literary supplement; it was issued between 1868-1911. |
| rable comment in the N.B. column of the Times | Literary Supplement; however, in November 2010 Robert |
| of Canterbury, or merely Editor of The Times | Literary Supplement? |
| Life in Dixie (Chicago: Scroll Publishing and | Literary Syndicate, 1899) |
| ntially Jewish neighborhood and the essential | literary synergy between James Joyce and his native Du |
| Her novels were distinguished by a fresh | literary take on Australian life, closely observed sce |
| t Fest is an annual celebration of all things | literary taking place at Port Eliot in Cornwall, in th |
| Most scholars today regard this story as a | literary tale inspired by the Romance stories that wer |
| this was more likely due to its position as a | literary tale rather than a traditional one. |
| an earlier grudge, also appears in the French | literary tale Bearskin. |
| riant of the type, which is best known by the | literary tale, Bluebeard. |
| s the bossom friend and companion of an other | literary talent Morocco's 19th century Mohammed Akensu |
| f the Early Centuries) (1716) where with some | literary talent but with an absence of critical method |
| As a student Curlewis showed | literary talent and in 1906 he wrote The Mirror of Jus |
| ommunicated by the ancient texts along with a | literary talent which enabled him to convey these to h |
| icial novelist of more ruthless ambition than | literary talent, was widely taken to be based on Walpo |
| ver, he had already begun to exhibit signs of | literary talent, and his first novel Kappan-ya no Hana |
| elp and Kalidas is granted with knowledge and | literary talent. |
| y renowned authors and artists as well as new | literary talents. |
| les V, not only for his military, but for his | literary talents. |
| la Times' - a biannual Magazine for nurturing | literary talents.. Study tours, field trips, picnics, |
| Miss Shangay Lily also hosts a weekly | literary talk show on television and posts an online b |
| and became known in the Netherlands through a | literary talk show. |
| from this near fatal disorder, he resumed his | literary task, and carried it steadily forward to comp |
| up of scholars, who performed secretarial and | literary tasks for the court. |
| The development of ideas and the purifying of | literary taste were very bitterly made aware of the go |
| ce the centre of the liberal politics and the | literary taste of the county of Lancashire". |
| A man of | literary taste and ability and a poet of some repute, |
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