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Meanings of literary history in English
Russian
история литературы Portuguese
história da literatura Catalan
història de la literatura Spanish
historia de la literatura Historical development of writings.
Related terms
Synonyms
Examples for "history of literature"
Examples for "history of literature"
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The story is one of the most romantic in the history of literature.
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One of the most scathing satires in the history of literature.
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They constitute a very conspicuous landmark in the history of literature.
4
Experienced women had not written openly like this in the history of literature.
5
The history of literature abounds in stories of under-the-surface work.
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The rest is children's literature history.
Usage of literary history in English
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That group of readers and critics and true believers changed literary history.
2
This growing inwardness of art is a main feature of literary history.
3
Historically she is memorable for inaugurating a new period of literary history.
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Shelley's connection with Stockdale is one of the curiosities of literary history.
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It seems well worth while, therefore, to outline briefly their literary history.
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What a singular contrast was this beginning to his future literary history!
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It examines literary history from a single, obsessive point of view.
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Historian Rachel Barrowman tells is about its place in New Zealand literary history.
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But this moment doesn't just make me think of literary history.
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The question hovers over literary history -Is Elizabeth Bowen Irish?
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Its importance for the literary history of Israel cannot be over-estimated.
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Sir Thomas Browne is one of the greatest figures in English literary history.
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A slice of literary history is for sale in West Yorkshire, in England.
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His knowledge of the literary history of England since the Restoration was unrivalled.
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No one else in literary history has been so defrauded of her honours.
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There is no record elsewhere in literary history of such success.
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Translations for literary history
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Literary history through the time
Literary history across language varieties
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