Sentence examples for earliest critical work from inspiring English sources

This summer Columbia is celebrating the centenary of its summer session, and to mark the occasion it has offered a special course on its famous pupil, conducted by Howard Young, Smith Professor of Modern Languages Emeritus at Pomona College in Claremont, Calif., who is the author of some of the earliest critical work on Garcia Lorca in English.

His early critical work – by now as a lecturer at St Andrews University, where he has remained ever since – included studies of living Scottish writers Alasdair Gray, Liz Lochhead, Edwin Morgan and Douglas Dunn.

His early critical works Zur Kritik der Moderne (1890; "On Criticism of Modernity") and Die Überwindung des Naturalismus (1891; "Overcoming Naturalism") illustrate the first phase of his career, in which he attempted to reconcile naturalism with romanticism.

It said: "This critical work will continue".

We will continue with that critical work.

The earliest comprehensive historical and critical works on ukiyo-e came from the West.

Because of its cryptic allusions to his past works, early critical reaction has stressed its autobiographical nature.

Since I had read Hubel and Wiesel's work on visual development and early critical periods, I accepted their advice".

Early critical response likened "good kid, m.A.A.d.

Many of the biotech startups, academic institutions and government research centers that perform critical early-stage work do not have the experienced resources to move their breakthroughs further along the commercialization pipeline.

Just as Kant had earlier emphasized (in these pre-critical works) that the consequent of a real ground is not contained in it, and thus does not result by "the analysis of concepts," Kant now (in the critical period) maintains that the concept of the effect cannot be contained in the concept of the cause and, accordingly, that a judgment relating the two cannot be analytic.