Words and phrases that have a meaning related to literature: (259 results)
Often used in the same context:
poetry, literary, books, writings, humanities, manuscripts, comparative literature, historiography, sanskrit literature, belles lettres, pamphlets, journals, textbooks, novels, dictionaries, philology, epigraphy, texts, poems, anthropology, anthologist, treatises, linguistics, musicology, periodicals, lexicography, incunabula, bibliotherapy, papyri, vedic literature, bibliographies, exegete, ferdinand de saussure, ethnographical, lit crit, fiction, psychoanalytic, essays, sociolinguistics, theology, andre gide, prose, indology, anthology, translations, etymologies, scholar, cultural anthropology, northrop frye, lionel trilling, sociology, freudian psychology, dissertation, exegetical, derrida, vernaculars, poet, didactics, hermann hesse, lectures, de quincey, sexology, monograph, sinology, exegeses, intertextuality, postmodernist, tomes, paideia, discourses, literati, ethnology, herbert marcuse, emile durkheim, barthelme, ex libris, dostoevski, martyrology, cavafy, anthropologic, cinema, encyclopedias, novelists, elizabethan age, structuralism, compendious, kazantzakis, librarianship, esotericism, dorothy sayers, mallarme, bibliographer, metafiction, edmund husserl, gustave flaubert, marcel proust, tanakh, transcendentalism, gurmukhi, parapsychological, semiotics, colophon, litera, literatures, tradition, historians, writers, classics, encyclopaedias, parlance, drama, history, scholars, dramatists, authors, commentators, geography, bibliographical, bibliographic, commentary, nonfiction, theory, annotated, preface, rhetoric, date, documentary, language, mathematics, bibliography, biographical, conclusion, contemporary, erudite, exhaustive
Appears in the definition of:
., academy, agitprop, andre gide, andre paul guillaume gide, anthony comstock, appealing, aragon, bachelor of literature, blitt, churchill, classicism, comstock, congorism, criticism, deconstruction, deconstructionism, deconstructionist, department of english, early, eliot, empurpled, english, english department, ernest hemingway, ezra loomis pound, ezra pound, folklore, gide, gogol, hagada, haggada, haggadah, hagiology, halacha, halaka, halakah, harlem renaissance, hemingway, honorary society, inscribe, late, likable, likeable, linguistics, lit, literalism, literary, literary critic, literary criticism, literary study, lit crit, longueur, louis aragon, magnum opus, master of literature, measurable, medical literature analysis and retrieval system, medlars, middle, mimesis, mlitt, modern, modernism, moralization, neoclassicism, neoromanticism, nescient, nigerian, nikolai vasilievich gogol, nobel prize, pahlavi, philology, poesy, poetry, postmodernism, pound, preference, prix goncourt, prurient, purple, quattrocento, rainer maria rilke, review, rilke, romanticism, samizdat, sanskrit literature, scatological, scenario, sir thomas wyat, sir thomas wyatt, sir winston leonard spenser churchill, song, song dynasty, subliterary, sung, sung dynasty, surreal, sutra, sympathetic, symphonic poem, t. s. eliot, tantra, tension, thomas stearns eliot, tone poem, unappealing, underground press, unlikable, unlikeable, unsympathetic, vedic, verse, well-written, wen-ti, wen ch'ang, winston churchill, winston s. churchill, wyat, wyatt
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Also try:profession, writing, written material
— Nouns for literature: review, based, cited, survey, course, study, search, reviews, film, primers, the, more...
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