literature
- noun
- /ˈlɪtərətʃər/
- The university offers various courses in literature, focusing on both analysis and creative writing.
- teach literature
- approaches to teaching literature
- study of literature
degree in English literature, degree in history.
- degree in English literature, degree in history.
- He was trained in literature and history, which, by the way, Stephen Woodward was too.
- Something about writing and literature was something I really came.
- So literature is kind of a weird sphere, he says.
- So that is literature and what's going on with that?
- Yeah, I, I have this credit degree in math or in, in in literature, whatever.
- Act out, you know, you are teaching within show a, a course in literature, medicine and empathy.
- How about you don't think you're smarter and more knowledgeable literature than Mark fucking Twain?
Examples
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Especially since I had been a student of foreign language and literature at the university.
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He's a teacher of medieval literature.
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degree in English literature, degree in history.
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So I, I read quite a bit of Russian literature at that time.
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I had taken courses in political science, history, literature, and religious studies.
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The results strongly suggest that certain approaches to teaching literature are especially effective for certain purposes.
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Overall, the study indicates that teaching literature with a particular approach does affect student learning and outcomes.
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Two approaches to teaching literature to adolescents have been well developed over the last 30 years.
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Bob Blaisdell teaches writing and literature courses in New York City.
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The novel was nominated for the prestigious Literature Prize of the Nordic Council.
Fiction book (1995)
Synonyms
Compounds
- Literature
Books from the Bible that give advice about how to live, like Proverbs and Ecclesiastes
A database from the US National Library of Medicine for finding information about medical research articles
- Literature
Writings in Old English from about the 5th to 12th centuries in England, like poems and religious texts
How Academic
- Formal
- Literature
Surface Forms
Etymology
Literature comes from the Latin littera 'letter' and is the same root as literate and literacy, which mean 'knowing letters' or reading and writing. Because it is about letters and learning, literature also means the field or work of studying and creating written texts.