The book for which Bloom will probably remain best known, its title having passed into scholarly discourse, is The Anxiety of Influence, a brilliant and, at the time, trailblazing study of the effects of their illustrious predecessors, good and bad, on writers' creativity.
Two trailblazing studies in the field – Boy Wives and Female Husbands edited by Stephen O Murray and Will Roscoe, and Heterosexual Africa? by Marc Epprecht – demolish the revisionist arguments about Africa's sexual history.
The CPS has now published a trailblazing report on so-called "false allegations" of rape or domestic violence.
Equity is trailblazing work.
E1 SPORTS D1-8 OB8TUARIES B8 William F. Whyte A sociologist with a passion for reform who wrote "Street Corner Society," the trailblazing 1943 study of Italian-American gangs in the North End of Boston, he was 86.
William F. Whyte, a sociologist with a passion for reform who wrote "Street Corner Society," the trailblazing 1943 study of Italian-American gangs in the North End of Boston, died last Sunday in Ithaca, N.Y.
The Leadership Development Program for Minority Managers, a trailblazing course of study begun in 1990 and now in its third decade, was a natural fit in particular.
To honor the memory of Cornell Law professor Theodore Eisenberg and his trailblazing scholarship in the "myth-busting" field of empirical legal studies, alumni, friends, and colleagues joined Drew Ranier, Esq., who provided a leadership gift to establish the Theodore Eisenberg Memorial Fund for Empirical Legal Studies.
So if you've never seen the collection's most famous title – Chantal Akerman's trailblazing Jeanne Dielman, 23, quai du commerce, 1080 Bruxelles – a mesmerising study of weathered female psychology revealed through painstaking domestic routine – it's never been easier for you to tackle it.
However, since the mid 19th century, a trailblazing bunch of sex scientists—or "sexologists"—have committed themselves to the objective study of sex, breaking taboos and causing plenty of controversy in the process. .
California Assemblyman Luis Alejo (D) proposed a law last week that would require public schools in the state to offer elective courses in ethnic studies for students in grades seven through 12, a potentially trailblazing move toward changing the way America educates an increasingly diverse student body.
