Jane did some teen-age writing _ " You know, the kind of journals girls get for Christmas, and then write in religiously for about three weeks " _ but originally had a nonliterary career in mind.
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By almost all the standards we use to measure reading s cognitive benefits attention, memory, following threads, and so on the nonliterary popular culture has been steadily growing more challenging over the past thirty years . 2.
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The highest price tag for a nonliterary manuscript was reached in 1994, when Microsoft chairman Bill Gates paid $ 30.8 million for Leonardo da Vinci's scientific work known as the Codex Leicester, handwritten between 1506 and 1510.
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Her " The Body in Pain, " which appeared in 1985, was devoted to nonliterary artifacts : letters and testimony from torture victims, medical case histories and questionnaires, soldiers'diaries, transcripts from personal-injury trials.
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To declare the literary work self-contained or autonomous was less to deny its connections with the nonliterary human world, past and present, than to assert metaphorically the presence in the poem of suprahistorical uniqueness along with the generic or the hereditary or the culturally influenced.
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It doesn't strike me as helpful to the reader, and in my nonliterary style I will resolutely continue to use the Ms . I fought for, but sometimes I feel as lonely as the guy who played the harp in Phil Spitalny's All-Girl Orchestra.
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I have given a lot of speeches over the years, and I know that you can talk to people who are entirely nonliterary and if you recite a good poem to them, they will sit still, they will listen, and afterward they will just go,'Wow .'
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Key West today is far from the simple, sleepy village where the famous author spent his mornings pecking at a typewriter in the study of his stately Spanish Colonial home on Whitehead Street and his evenings at Sloppy Joe's Bar hefting drinks and swapping fishing lies with his decidedly nonliterary buddies.
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Mayer was well known for the workshops she taught there, ones that " have become renowned for the variety of textual approaches deployed, and for their emphasis on nonliterary ( or not primarily literary ) texts . " She taught regularly from 1971 to 1974 and sporadically for the rest of the 70s.
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To draw an analogy from a nonliterary context, the now-pervasive practice of grading law school examination papers " blindly " ( i . e ., under a system in which the professor does not know whose paper she is grading ) indicates that such evaluations are possible indeed, perhaps more reliable when any bias associated with the author's identity is prescinded.
