Sentence examples for book scholars from inspiring English sources
Some comic book scholars suggest that the less detailed a work of art is, the easier it is to project onto it and have a relationship with it.
As comic book scholar and author Gene Kannenberg, Jr. told The Huffington Post, via email, the term graphic novel was "coined independently by Richard Kyle (in 1960's) and by Will Eisner (in the 1970's) [as] a long-form book in comics form which stood on its own literary and artistic merits, not on a franchised commodity.
Comic-book scholars make a big deal of Rodolphe Töpffer, a 19th-century Swiss artist who drew stories in the form of satiric pictures with captions underneath.
That doesn't mean just looking in the executive suite and ledger books, scholars are quick to emphasize.
The word bibliography is derived from the Greek bibliographia, which literally means the writing of books; scholars often refer to this material as "the academic apparatus".
In articles, symposiums and a host of new books, scholars and educators have been warning that the traditional mission and standards of the university are at risk of being compromised by increasing commercialization.
He speaks German, reads Latin well and is a true rare-book scholar.
Leon Kass, the "great books" scholar who headed the President's Council on Bioethics from 2001 to 2005, has returned to a study of the biblical book of "Genesis" for answers about the human condition in the 21st century.
In a forthcoming book, two scholars at America's Brookings Institution, Jonathan Laurence and Justin Vaisse, say this estimate is much too high.
Gun-rights advocates criticized the book, and scholars suggested the author had made serious errors, prompting Emory to form the investigative panel in February.
