Примери коришћења Literary life на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Literary life.
Mary Shelley lived a literary life.
Literary life does not exist, all genuine channels of reception disappeared.
Glenn Close Longs for a More Literary Life in Meg Wolitzer Adaptation.
People just flocked to it because there had been no locus for the literary life.".
In the literary life of the first post-war years, the writers of the left were dominant.
London was the centre of English-language literary life, until the World War I started.
The literary life of Enlightenment concentrated around an almanac Wienerischer Musen-Almanach.
The house of Germaine de Staël in Coppet was a centre of European literary life during the 18th century.
Literary life was rapidly revived, especially in Belgrade, which was largely a city in ruins.
The journal"Republika"(Republic, 1945) was launched, intended as the new central platform of literary life.
At that time, the centre of cultural and literary life moved from Vojvodina to Serbia, from Novi Sad to Belgrade.
The outbreak of World War II in Europe completely changed the situation of Polish cultural and literary life.
He dominated literary life for 30 or more years and greatly influenced the entire political-intellectual climate of his time.
Often described as a“house of poets”,it recalls the vivid social and literary life of 19th-century Russia.
He dominated Greek literary life for more than 30 years and strongly influenced the entire intellectual climate policy of his time.
In 1985, his debut novel Satantango achieved success, andhe was immediately thrust into the forefront of Hungarian literary life.
With Andrićgrad begins a kind of“The New Dawn” in the cultural and literary life of the Republic of Srpska and the whole Serbian nation.”.
He opened Ellison's eyes to"the possibilities of literature as a living art" andto"the glamour he would always associate with the literary life.".
For about ten years, literary life was filled with many controversies, manifestos, and with experimental texts which were mostly quite short- lived.
Despot Stefan Lazarević is one of the most prominent personalities not only of the political,but also the literary life of Medieval Serbia.
From his very appearance in the literary life, through exile days during communism, until the return to the country, then Yugoslavia, his charisma does not fade.
He introduced the historicalnovel into Croatian literature, and from 1874 to 1881 edited the literary  journal"Vienac"(Wreath) which was the focal point of Croatian literary life until 1903.
The acquaintance is his ticket to the best known centre of literary life in Belgrade at that time- the home of Ilić family, where he shall read his first play Narodni poslanik(A Member of a Parliament).
In his memorial statement, the French President Jacques Chirac said:"With her death, France loses one of its most brilliant andsensitive writers- an eminent figure of our literary life.".
He also became one of the most active andmost dynamic personalities in the literary life of Belgrade and Yugoslavia(collections of poems“The Charm of the Wall”,“The Home Eyes”, the novels“Poems”,“Concrete and Swords”).
However, there is no way they could have known that Ivo Andrić was born that same year in Travnik, future writer and Nobel Prize winner,who would dedicate almost his whole literary life to the Serbian Literary  Cooperative.
The acquaintance is his ticket to the best known centre of literary life in Belgrade at that time- the home of Ilić family, where he shall read his first play Narodni poslanik(A Member of a Parliament).1884 He studies law in Graz.
It is obvious that Serbian literature- in tandem with the leading literature in the other Slavic languages: Russian, Polish andCzech- is simultaneously participating in the literary life of Europe, and in the general development of the art of literature.
Miroslav Krleža played a central role in literary life between the two world wars, based not only on his extensive output but also in having a wider public engagement driven by the magazines he published and his contributions to debates on cultural and political issues.