authorial

IPA: ʌθˈɔriʌɫ

Examples of "authorial" in Sentences

A slightly different kind of authorial intention!?
And that is what you seem to mean by the term authorial intention.
And Herrmann's theory is that Hitchcock came to resent that; there's a kind of authorial envy there.
A growing interest in authorial autonomy and a "work-oriented" aesthetic pervaded theatrical criticism. [
The only way wherein authorial (privileged) intent can be kept is if the author is also the illustrator or artist, otherwise, there will always be a duel of visions.
There are some writers for whom style supersedes character, for whom the "authorial" character is the main character, and their fiction doesn't suffer in the least from it.
Not surprisingly, the different temporal modes occasion very different kinds of "authorial" and "readerly" satisfaction (terms that I am asking to signify both lived and representational acts).
I'm a bit surprised by how interested in authorial intentionality people are; I posted "Intentionally Omitted" primarily to clarify what Drout, Hodges and I were dancing around for the One Ringers.