Übersetzung für "Literary model" in Deutsch

The model literary project Fiktion is dedicated to a fiercely disputed asset of digitalized society: concentration.

Solera also took further liberties with the literary model: he did not think it worthy of Giovanna that she fell in love with one of the enemy English soldiers, and so he made her the idol of the French king.

Consistently following the literary model, a contract with a painter was concluded beforehand in which he (subsequently replaced by other artists) undertook to create fetish drawings of her for weeks at the instigation of his “mistress” in the dungeon of the bell-tower of the Graz Schlossberge.

The literary model of this drastic, socially critical panorama that Houghton unfolded here was provided by Charles Dickens's account of his trip to America, published in 1842 under the title "American Notes".

The film is about working relationships, which are analyzed by Straub/Huillet based on the literary model of Franz Kafka’s “Amerika”.

The jury especially liked the fact that surveying, in reference to the literary model, becomes an act, and at the same time the place where activity occurs is spatially defined.

Does this kind of breaking away from a single, already existing literary model help or hinder the compositional process?

Like his literary role model, he reports of his survival as a castaway and how, using his own resources, the remains of a found ship and what the captain leaves him with (philosophical leaflets), he creates what he needs for survival.

The novel, The Dream of the Red Chamber, was the literary model for a play that artist Zhao Zhigang will be showing in April.

He took a close interest in the writing of the French libretto, keen to explore the literary model in all its complexity in adapting it for the operatic stage, in contrast to the approach he had taken with his early Schiller operas – Giovanna d'Arco, I masnadieri and Luisa Miller .

The film is about working relationships, which are analyzed by Straub/Huillet based on the literary model of Franz Kafka's "Amerika".

Consistently following the literary model, a contract with a painter was concluded beforehand in which he (subsequently replaced by other artists) undertook to create fetish drawings of her for weeks at the instigation of his "mistress" in the dungeon of the bell-tower of the Graz Schlossberge.

In the end, what is certain is that it was precisely Manchette, who refused to follow the established literary model and raised the literary level of the roman noir, thus establishing its integration into the realms of Literature.

The literary model of this drastic, socially critical panorama that Houghton unfolded here was provided by Charles Dickens’s account of his trip to America, published in 1842 under the title “American Notes”.

But this was not the only reason von Einem regarded the literary model as interesting material for an opera: the realistically described everyday life in Kafka's novel is continuously permeated by a metaphysical plane that as it were determines the course of events.

A literary model for this limitlessness has already appeared in Jorge Luis BorgesÊ1 novella La biblioteca de Babel (The Library of Babel).

Also, Schönberg’s development was significantly stimulated by the literary models for his compositions.

We should allow our children – and their literary role models – more unconventionality!

The two creators of Norma drew on various literary models.

Plot stands in the foreground for him, as it did for his literary role models.

What are their literary influences and models, and which new directions are they taking?

In France, where this musical genre emerged first, strong influence of literary models, particularly of memorial poems that were popular from the 16th to the end of the 17th centuries, may have been another important factor."

The two literary models, especially Cleopatra’s death scene as described by Shakespeare, but also Pushkin’s poem, are introduced here in a musical guise: in Sergey Prokofiev’s rarely-performed incidental music of 1934, the text is recited as a melodrama.

Without having any real religious significance, Klee's angels can refer to Christian iconography, but equally to myths, literary models or popular theatre.

The works contained in this evocative and moving programme are inspired by literary models – poems, a novella and a play – and, with a crisis situation as the point of departure, deal with the past in different ways.

For example, literary models frequently served as inspiration for his early works and projects, which are also mirrored in his artist’s books.

They talk about their motives and the background to their own texts in interviews, and provide insight into their literary models.

According to our modern conception, the animals often depict a surreal view of nature: a crocodile with a serpent’s head and bird’s feet, a horned panther with rather arbitrary colouring are but a few examples of an astonishing iconography which, far from naturalistic sketches, was based on the free interpretation of literary models.

This study examines whether there are sufficiently reliable indicators of lyrical expression or literary modelling of admiration and adoration, and how these affects might be considered as criteria for the sought definition.

Baumeister linked the literary models with the art of pre- and early history so that the figures resembled stone-age monuments, scratch drawings and cave pictures, and especially abstract reliefs that project beyond the painting surface in an impasto of color, synthetic resin, and putty.