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Meanings of form of literature in anglès
Category of literary works distinguished by formal characteristics without consideration of content.
Synonyms
Examples for "literary form"
Examples for "literary form"
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He was acquainted with that more or less literary form of pessimism.
2
They are entirely satisfactory, and he is pleased with their literary form.
3
In the poem, more than any other literary form, you can't lie.
4
The pastoral is the most artificial literary form in modern fiction.
5
That is only the literary form of his message-tellingits history.
Usage of form of literature in anglès
1
Poetry, the most musical form of literature, is its most artistic form.
2
It has long been known that poetry is the highest form of literature.
3
There is yet one form of literature that claims our attention.
4
That form of literature called the romance abounds with us.
5
The essay shows more of the author's self than any other form of literature.
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What good is any form of literature to Black people?
7
Buried treasure is the very worst form of literature.
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But in poetry, which is the highest form of literature, the difference is much more observable.
9
Montaigne really invented the essay, a form of literature in which he has had many imitators.
10
History was the one form of literature outside Goethe and Burns for which he really cared.
11
Why did the ballad, more than any other form of literature, appeal to the common people?
12
The highest form of literature is the tragedy, a play in which everybody is murdered at the end.
13
Memoirs, as a form of literature, is wonderful in that it can go deep, as well as wide.
14
Popular as is that form of literature, guides to novel-writing, if they exist at all, are comparatively rare.
15
And with every new generation of writers, we seek to reinterpret our most beloved and earliest form of literature.
16
Yet Kapuscinski's reputation remains high for the brilliance with which he turned frontline journalism into a form of literature.
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