For further discussion of this point, including of how the problem of self-deception is grounded in the Phaedrus' "palinode" speech, see C. Griswold, Self-knowledge in Plato's Phaedrus (New Haven: Yale University Press, 1986; rpt. with new Preface and supplementary bibliography, University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 1996), pp. 172-173, 199.
Since most hypotheses have been published in the pre-Medline era, the search was supplemented with additional references of indexed articles, bibliographies from university libraries, and from an extensive internet literature search as well as presentations from the International Meeting for Kienböck's Disease in Vienna (14.-15.05.10).
with new Preface, updated bibliography, and corrections, University Park: Pennsylvania State University Press, 2002); and C. Griswold, "E Pluribus Unum?
In countries where university students must read course bibliographies in English but perform related tasks in L1, English for Academic Purposes (EAP) course coordinators must often design their own courses and materials.
Four hundred people from thirty-two American states and seven other countries attended; and the conference generated a wealth of new computer ethics materials – monographs, video programs and an extensive bibliography – which were disseminated to hundreds of colleges and universities during the following two years.
Meanwhile, the educational component of the novel covers basic feminist principles as well as issues like the Vietnam War, the Holocaust and the 2000 election campaign, and is capped with a bibliography and afterword by Stephanie Genty, who teaches at a French university.
One reason university presses show enthusiasm for severing notes and bibliographies is that they are often financially pressed.
The University of California's eScholarship project is experimenting with using OpenURL to link bibliographies and citations within the online University of California Press books to the university's union catalog and to the many licensed resources of the library.
Soon after Smith completed the bibliography, UCLA pitched Disney on the idea that its founder's papers should be donated to the university's library.
A list of universities with their founding dates can be found in Jílek, 1984, 325-339 and a useful bibliography of the "older" literature in Fletcher & Deal, 1984, 338-357.
With the help of his assistant, Ariely contacted four essay mills, and asked each to write on the ironic topic of "When and why do people cheat?" We requested a term paper for a university-level social psychology class, 12 pages long, using 15 sources (cited and referenced in a bibliography).
