Übersetzung für "Literarische form" in Englisch

The Trecento Madrigal is an Italian musical form of the 14th century.

E. M: Is the chosen literary form linked to the audience?

This literary form has to be taken into account.

Creating comic books is a great literary form.

This venture by a man of science markedthe beginning of a new literary genre:science fiction.

He was indifferent to literary form.

In his work "Zeru—A Seven Day Story" Kumar alludes to the literary form of the epos and brilliantly depicts the colorful array of daily life for an African boy amid wild and ancient myths of the dark continent.

Matthias Johann Eisen was another folklorist and writer who studied folk legends and reworked them into literary form.

And the best appreciation of this is to be found in novels, which may be considered not just a literary form, but also a distinct way of understanding the social world.

In his work Zeru—A Seven Day Story Kumar alludes to the literary form of the epos and brilliantly depicts the colorful array of daily life for an African boy amid wild and ancient myths of the dark continent.

As in the case of Thor, you just have to be careful that you're adhering to the original literary form, not any features that have been added on by the studios.

To Wilhelm Grimm we owe, among other achievements, the establishment of the simple literary form of the fairy tale. Jacob Grimm was the founder of ‘Germanistik’ as the study of the oral and written language and culture of Germanic peoples.

Indeed, the intention of God in the Bible and Koran is the same, even if the style and the literal form are different.

Will you be changing your (literary) vehicle in the future?

But the literary form employed by the historian will always be one of the two central filters that separate the historical work from the reality it sets out to portray.

To Wilhelm Grimm we owe, among other achievements, the establishment of the simple literary form of the fairy tale. Jacob Grimm was the founder of 'Germanistik' as the study of the oral and written language and culture of Germanic peoples.

Thus, the living use of the Latin liturgy will have as its effect that of not allowing the language of the Church to be reduced to the literary form of official documents, but to allow a "Cor unum" and an "anima una" of those faithful to Christ.

The book received multiple awards and impressed critics as a historical account, as a work of fiction and as a novel that stretches the literary form and speaks to the universality of human experience.

The author’s work not only explores new possibilities for the literary form of the novel itself, it also boldly breaks taboos by dealing with themes concerning society’s especially weak and vulnerable.

Some branches of 'ulum al-qur'an, such as the divisions of the text, style, literary form etc., have only been touched upon briefly, while others that seemed more important have been dealt with in more detail.

On the one hand the nature of the economic base sets definite limits to the nature of the superstructure so that, for example, a feudal base is incompatible with universal suffrage and parliamentary democracy and obviously could not give rise to the philosophy of John Stuart Mill, the economics of Adam Smith, the novel as the dominant literary form or the paintings of either Rembrandt or Jackson Pollock.

In the parables of our Lord, literary form is such that the hearer or reader did not think in terms of a historical event.

This literary form is typical of Elena Poniatowska’s work, enabling her books to give voice to a broad spectrum of the Mexican population.