Writing has literally changed the course of human history. The relationship between language and script is profoundly influenced by political, cultural, economic, social and historical forces, which ...

Vol. 25, No. 2, Selected Papers from the 2006 Conference of the Society for the Study of American Women Writers (2008), pp. 239-250 (12 pages) Legacy is the official journal of the Society for the ...

In the low-budget realm of humanities grantmaking, a University of Virginia press release this May came as a shock. The Danish National Research Foundation had awarded roughly $4.2 million to a ...

The setting of a text includes the location and time when events take place. Setting can play a crucial part in establishing atmosphere and reflecting themes and character within a text. Themes - CCEA ...

The Russian Review, Vol. 52, No. 3 (Jul., 1993), pp. 397-414 (18 pages) ...

Unlike film and stage, the act of literary production is an exercise in isolation. No matter how closely and devotedly a writer is concerned about his or her surroundings, he or she requires a certain ...

Literary translators have long used computers for basic assistance, for example in the form of online dictionaries and corpora, but they have also long been resistant to the idea that machine ...

ATTRIBUTING literary works or religious texts to an author other than the real one is known as pseudepigraphy. According to Concise Oxford English Dictionary, ‘pseudepigrapha’ are “spurious or ...

WRITERS, poets and creative artists are geniuses, but then there goes a famous aphorism that says there is a thin line between genius and madness. Psychologists have always been very keen to discover ...