Illiterature

Il`lit´er`a`ture


n.1.Lack of learning; illiteracy.
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With the aid of feedback from children, adults, and educators, I formed the Illiterature Hypothesis.
IS SHAKESPEARE MAKING OUR KIDS ILLITERATE?
Following her close analysis of the works of Ginsberg and DeLillo, Hungerford's fourth chapter, "The Bible and Illiterature," first explores how debates about teaching the Bible in public schools foregrounded the idea that it could be variously interpretable.
Postmodern Belief: American Literature and Religion since 1960
'They are not literature, but illiterature', he wrote in the introduction to the anthology.
Albert Barron Friedman (1920-2006)
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