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literary Adjective 1. of or characteristic of literature: literary criticism 2. knowledgeable about literature 3. (of a word) used chiefly in written work; not colloquial [Latin litterarius concerning reading and writing] literariness n
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literary Translations adj literary [ˈlitərəri] 1 concerning literature or the writing of books a literary magazine. letterkundig أدَبي литературен literární litterær literarisch λογοτεχνικός, φιλολογικός literario kirjandus- ادبی kirjallinen littéraire סִפרוּתִי साहित्यिक किताब književni irodalmi sastra bóka-, bókmennta- letterario 文学の 문학의 literatūrinis literārs kesusasteraan literair litterær literacki literário literar литературный literárny književen književni litterär, litteratur- เกี่ยวกับการประพันธ์ edebî, yazınsal 文學的 літературний ادبی văn học 文学的 2 (of a person) knowledgeable about books. letterkundige واسِع المَعْرِفَه بالكُتُب литературно образован sečtělý litterær literarisch gebildet λόγιος άνθρωπος literato, culto palju lugenud ادیب lukenut cultivé בָּקִי בְּסַפרוּת साहित्यिक ज्ञान načitan irodalmi terpelajar sem er vel að sér í bókmenntum di lettere 文学に通じた 문학에 정통한 apsiskaitęs literāri izglītots sasterawan geletterd belest, velorientert oczytany, znający się na literaturze literato cultivat литературно образованный sčítaný izobražen načitan litterär ผู้มีความรู้เกี่ยวกับการประพันธ์ çok okumuş, aydın 精通文學的 літературно освічений ادب دانی nhà văn 精通文学的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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provides another venue for boys to explore their own literariness. Du Bois: A Soliloquy on Viewing My Life from the Last Decade of Its First Century underscores the narrativity and the literariness of his own intervention, as the subtitle A Soliloquy implies. Again and again in his criticism Clement Greenberg decried the literariness of Surrealism, and it is almost as if this exhibition had a tacit, counterintuitive aspiration to secure Ernst's position within an expanded canon of implicitly antiliterary (or at least nonliterary) modernist painting. |
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