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Significats de literary form en anglès
Category of literary works distinguished by formal characteristics without consideration of content.
Ús de literary form en anglès
1
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.
6
Traditional literary form is then regarded as historical by later believers.
7
The literary form is for the most part different from anything else we know.
8
But all the old languages are dead, and the literary form is their embalmment.
9
The writer wishes to give his thoughts a literary form.
10
Technically they were excellent, but their literary form was not of the highest order.
11
Every literary form has always paid, even though usually unconscious, homage to the drama.
12
So he begged the Abbé Haüy to review the literary form of Lamarck's works.
13
The short story is not a large enough literary form to accommodate all three events.
14
The selfie is now a way of being, a state of mind, a literary form.
15
Rarely has any writer so mastered the technique, the craftsmanship of this particular literary form.
16
He took a despised literary form, led it from the corner and made it dance.
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