Sentence examples for a historical study from inspiring English sources

Samuel Charters Jazzz: New Orleans 1885 1963 (1963) is a historical study.

But this is a novel, not a historical study, and in writing it Jiles has clearly learned the difference.

In so doing, the travelogue occasionally assumes the weight of a historical study, but it never fails to map the majesty of the Tibetan landscape.

Antonia Fraser My two favourites this year were a novel that reads like history and a historical study which reads like a novel.

Two decades ago, the economist Albert O. Hirschman published a historical study of the opposition to basic social advances; "the rhetoric of intransigence," as he put it.

One project was a historical study of Scotland and drugs – including tea, coffee and tobacco – and how these related to capitalism, imperialism and slavery.

As such, an historical study of a toddler's learning does require accounting for the dynamic movement that may be hidden in transitory moments of a toddler's rapid and responsive actions (Vygotsky 1997).

For this is only partly an historical study of attitudes to the dead.

The six chapters that make up his most recent book, "Paths to the Absolute Princeton University Pressss, $60; Thames & Hudson, £36), an historical study of abstract art, were given as the Mellon Lectures at the National Gallery in Washington, DC four years ago.

The social implications of accounting are explored through an historical study of spoiled identities in state welfare systems.

Most studies have used central estimates of the risks of heat averaged over an historical study period as the basis for future projections, which implicitly assumes no change in risk over time (Huang et al. 2011).