literary society
Association fostering literary culture
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Summary
literary society is a type of organization[1]. It draws 491 Wikipedia views per month (type_of_organization category, ranking #26 of 84).[2]
Key Facts
- literary society's field of work was literature[3].
- literary society's instance of is recorded as type of organization[4].
- literary society is a type of cultural institution[5].
- literary society is a type of association[6].
- literary society is a type of voluntary association[7].
- literary society is a type of organization[8].
- literary society's Commons category is recorded as Literary societies[9].
- literary society's topic's main category is recorded as Category:Literary societies[10].
- literary society's main subject is author reading[11].
- literary society's main subject is literature[12].
- literary society's main subject is literary event[13].
- literary society's main subject is literary festival[14].
- literary society's described by source is recorded as Sachwörterbuch der Literatur (8 ed.)[15].
- literary society's described by source is recorded as Metzler Literatur Lexikon (2 ed.)[16].
- literary society's has characteristic is recorded as society named after a person[17].
- literary society's has characteristic is recorded as operating area[18].
- literary society's has characteristic is recorded as literary period[19].
- literary society's different from is recorded as literary group[20].
- literary society's different from is recorded as literary circle[21].
- literary society's different from is recorded as writers union[22].
- literary society's different from is recorded as Autorengemeinschaft Wort[23].
Body
Industry
literary society's field of work was literature[3].
Brands and Namesakes
Things named for literary society include Doki Doki Literature Club![24], a video game[25].
Why It Matters
literary society draws 491 Wikipedia views per month (type_of_organization category, ranking #26 of 84).[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 9 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[26] It is known by 71 alternative names across languages and contexts.[27]
Entities named for it include Doki Doki Literature Club![24], a video game[25].