Professions tend to change over time, typically becoming more scholarly as information is generated and incorporated into practice.
Where there are gods, there must also be mortals and, perhaps, heroes, and so the book navel-gazes at an epic of the same name, becoming a pseudo-scholarly exegesis of itself.
Over the past few decades, the adaptive reuse of buildings transforming them to meet new functional and aesthetic needs and requirements—has become a highly specialized domain within architectural and conservation practice, and is becoming a field of scholarly study in its own right.
At the imperial court he progressed rapidly through the scholarly ranks, becoming a mandarin of the second order and a counselor of the emperor.
In particular, we focus on the social structure of entrepreneurship scholars to explain (1) how they are becoming integrated into larger scholarly communities and (2) how they differ from the way scholars integrate within the field of innovation studies.
Participants also report becoming more active in scholarly pursuits relating to their professional development.
The bookshelves hold copies of Staley's many scholarly publications; before becoming an archivist, he wrote studies of Dorothy Richardson, the first writer to use stream-of-consciousness narration in English, and of Jean Rhys, the author of "Wide Sargasso Sea".
The need for alternative ways of bringing the benefits of undergraduate research experiences to students and engaging them in the scholarly community is becoming increasingly evident.
Their works are becoming newly available to us in digital form, scholarly research and anthologies.
Quickly becoming conversant with the materials, he began a scholarly dialog with Mesoamericanists such as Alfred Tozzer, the Maya archaeologist at Harvard University, and Herbert J. Spinden of the Brooklyn Museum.
