Sentence examples similar to an encyclopedia of learning from inspiring English sources

As a humanist, Ramus was also interested in including the humanities within the encyclopedia of learning.

Imagine if ET sends us an encyclopedia of information about themselves in which we learn that they are a civilization of card-carrying atheists.

By contrast, flipping through the encyclopedia was "an interesting model of learning about the world serendipitously and also guidedely".

Ruth Bunzel, an enthologist spent five years with the tribe, learned their language, and later wrote a Zuni grammer and compiled an encyclopedia of the Zuni sacred personages and their katchinas.

But don't try to learn gestures as if they were a one-to-one code, or there was an encyclopedia of gestures to be memorized.

And then an encyclopedia of art.

It is really an encyclopedia of the evolution of woman".

Being an encyclopedia of anything is more and more untenable".

Its aim is to address the challenge of developing an encyclopedia of mammalian genes function.

Mike Wallace, Ernest Borgnine, Dick Clark, it's like an encyclopedia of American culture.

an encyclopedia of human genetic variation in health and disease [31].