"academic conversation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any discussion between two or more people on any academic subject. For example, "We had an engaging academic conversation about the philosophical implications of quantum mechanics."
We had an enriching and stimulating academic conversation, which was all I had hoped for.
Mention his name in polite academic conversation and you invariably see scholarly noses wrinkle in distaste.
Conservatives, though, turned the accusation onto a fatter academic target: postmodern professors, whose domination of literary studies was changing the very language of academic conversation.
Every published journal article is part of a bigger academic conversation; a new finding offered up for comment, replication and testing.
Jen's commitment to exploring the inequities she observes has made her a leading voice in the academic conversation on the digital divide.
An effective warning will warn the student of penalties for cheating, as well as encourage her to take an active role in the academic conversation.
Maddox: I've had quite a few experiences within the classroom where people were having conversations that were disguised as academic conversations, but were extremely racially charged.
The brilliantly funny Gina Gionfriddo Becky Shawaw") has written a script in which academic conversations — about slasher movies, Betty Friedan, porn, and the anti-feminist insights of Rousseau, Phyllis Schlafly, and Dr. Phil — reflect, and then begin to shape, the characters' desires and behavior.
University Writing is designed to help undergraduates read and write essays in order to participate in the academic conversations that form our intellectual community.
The concept of sacrifice has been curiously unexamined in both activist and academic conversations about environmental politics, and this book is the first to confront it directly.
University Writing Contemporary Essayss, the general, unthemed version of UW, is designed to help undergraduates read and write essays in order to participate in the academic conversations that form Columbia's intellectual community.
