Meanings of literary movement in English

His name had all the colour of the late Irish literary movement.

Every literary movement requires pioneers to kick open the door a crack.

The Negro Renaissance of the 1920s, however, was more than a literary movement.

He flung himself into the literary movement in full consciousness of his social standing.

But there hasn't been a similar literary movement in China.

In musical terms, this literary movement could be described as andante ma non troppo.

In almost every literary movement, the writers know each other.

At any rate, the great literary movement that he inaugurated lasted until the Norman Conquest.

For the rest there was no " literary movement" among contemporary undergraduates.

A literary movement which reverts to the past for its inspiration is necessarily also a learned movement.

I hope the new leadership can bring this about. Q: Do you see a burgeoning Chinese literary movement?

It was the time when M. Zola and his school stood at the head of the literary movement.

Though the literary movement had already begun to take a retrospective turn, few distinctly mediaeval elements were yet in evidence.

He emerged, along with Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg, as one of the major icons of the beat literary movement.

English romanticism, though it started independently, did not remain an isolated phenomenon; it was related to the general literary movement in Europe.

But ground once gained in a literary movement is never wholly lost; and a reversion to an earlier type is never complete.