literary composition

By the 19th century it was rarely used for literary composition.

The school even has a writing competition, bringing literary composition in under the great sports canopy.

He had sought, over his writing career, to develop a coherent theory of literary composition.

In addition to his musical and literary composition, Bacon held a number of positions that took him across the country.

The stories that have survived are literary compositions based on oral tradition.

These riddles are now mostly children's humour and games rather than literary compositions.

This literary composition addresses itself to a critical review of social norms and ethics.

The drama was written in verse, a form of literary composition foreign to Balzac's talent.

Literary compositions of the period under study should be held as performance-texts, rather than written and printed texts.

Shot and sequence, focus and perspective have moved from film editing to literary composition.

"The home of the fish: A sumerian literary composition."

In 1929, he established an annual prize fund for literary composition at the University of California.

Forget about grammar; grammatical Russian is found only in formal literary compositions.

When not in a catalepsy of literary composition, I am essentially the man of action.

This literary composition has attracted the minds of the lovers of literature and music at large.

The novel is part of the development away from earlier story-tellers' conventions toward a self-conscious original literary composition.

Sometimes, in the throes of literary composition, she could not think of the word that she wanted.

A short literary composition usually in prose.

A literary genre is a category of literary compositions.

Any kind of literary composition was excessively difficult for Mrs. Eddy.

Current Buddhology generally maintains that even the liturgical scriptures are products of literary composition.

Kantor was noted for his limited use of punctuation within his literary compositions.

The Journals also contain accounts of literary composition:

One of the medium's main advocates and teachers, Watts wrote about new music, experimenting with literary composition and journalism.

"It's a delightful book, but it's a book to read as series of literary compositions."