He lectured all over the world, and was reader in bibliography at Oxford University in 1994.
I am also including her bibliography at the end, as recommended reading for those who would like to learn more.
On at least 10 occasions sentences were from items not cited in the bibliography at all, but from academic articles and reviews.
The details, you trust, must be taken from the historical and documentary sources listed in a bibliography at the end of the novel.
Detailed information about inorganic and organic qualitative analysis can be found in some of the texts listed in the Bibliography at the end of this article.
It's more than 30 years since Charles Chaplin died, there's no anniversary in the offing, and there are lots of books about him, as the bibliography at the back of this one confirms.
Mr. Ponta denied the accusations, but addressed the issue on Tuesday by saying: "The only reproach I have is that I did not list authors at the bottom of each page, but put them in the bibliography at the end.
Only a fraction of Bangs's criticism has appeared between hard covers, and it's impossible to scan the carefully compiled bibliography at the close of "Let It Blurt" without sensing that someone needs to issue a second anthology of his work -- the rest of Lester Bangs.
"My PhD on Godber was possibly the only thesis ever submitted with a non-bibliography at the end – a list of books that purport to survey British theatre since 1984 that make no mention of the third most performed playwright in the country.
For further bibliographical references on contextualism, see Keith DeRoses's extensive and annotated bibliography at Contextualism in Epistemology — A Bibliography.
