Meanings of literary studies in English

He'd devoured the courses on literary studies, creative writing, and specialized critical studies.

There he prosecuted his literary studies with surprising rapidity and success.

Some of our best students in the technical departments developed great love for literary studies.

As one gets nearer one's own time, a certain change comes insensibly over one's literary studies.

They admired their thorough proficiency in all classical and literary studies, the result of old-world method and application.

Surely it is not necessary that in our daily literary studies there should never be any fun at all.

I have spent my life meantime among sober men, in literary studies, which have kept me off many vices.

Youthful tendency toward literary studies.

His prose consists in the main of literary studies in criticism, a field in which he held the first rank.

ALLUSION has already been made to the conflict of natural science with literary studies for a place in the curriculum.

Condivi says that Francesco's influence, combined with the continual craving of his nature, made him at last abandon literary studies.

All of this without hindrance to his literary studies, which carried him up to the seventh standard at an exceptionally early age.

His drawing, his engine-building, his literary studies and recreations were all mixed, jumbled, plunging him pell-mell, as it were, on to distinction.

I first owed my promotion to my literary studies; then they brought me into danger, and then again won me still further advancement.

Leonardo's quotations from books and his lists of titles supply nothing more than a hint as to his occasional literary studies or recreations.

I was then placed as an out-door pupil at the municipal college of the town, where I occupied myself almost exclusively with my literary studies.