Sentence examples for by scholar from inspiring English sources

In 2008 a second novel, discovered and edited by scholar Geraldine Murphy, was published posthumously.

Their role in the movement was explored in depth by scholar Whitney Chadwick in her groundbreaking book Women Artists and the Surrealist Movement (1985).

Originally proposed by scholar Marlon Bailey, intra-vention refers to community-authored strategies and solutions to community based issues.

The challenge articulated 15 years ago by scholar Michael Froomkin stands as true as the day he said it: "There is no magic bullet, no panacea.

Overview: Oral histories with the Boston Women's Health Book Collective founders, leaders, and staff conducted by scholar and feminist Kathy Davis.

Hidden high in the desert mountains, guarded for centuries by scholar monks and Bedouin tribesmen, this fortress sanctuary was once as remote as any place on Earth could be.

Sijo continued to be composed by scholar-bureaucrats.

(Random House, $24.95,) The adventures of Caravaggio's "Taking of Christ," painted in 1602, rediscovered by scholar-hunters in 1990.

In the United States the taste for Asian art was promoted by scholar-collectors such as Ernest Fenollosa, Edward Morse, and Charles Lang Freer and the dealer Dikran Kelekian.

In the process it revived neglected art traditions and asserted neo-Confucian thinking, with its concepts of philosopher-kings, government by scholar-officials and a code of ethics based on loyalty to state, community and family.

As Molefi Kete Asante, chairman of the African-American studies department at Temple University and one of the foremost advocates of Afrocentric education, noted, the ethnocentrism of the 1990's is being led by scholar-activists who are trained academics, rather than by political activists, as in the 1960's, who had thesame motivation but little scholarship to support it.