A substantial part of this early dissertation is devoted to a critical discussion of Kant's moral philosophy, and it is striking that although in his general approach and conclusions Moore endorses the kind of idealism advanced by Bradley, he is already critical of Kant's conception of practical reason.
But, in retrospect, I wish I had started my dissertation earlier because I think that that, too, would have been helpful to the business.
Although it's finally finished, I do wish I'd started my dissertation earlier and been able to enjoy the summer a bit, rather than spending every day either at work or the library.
We estimated the required sample size at 2686 students, based on an undergraduate student population of 12 475, a required precision of 1.5% and an expected prevalence of HAC of 73%, based on an earlier unpublished masters dissertation.
In an interview with Poynter published on Tuesday, Ms. Riley, the author of "The Faculty Lounges, and Other Reasons Why You Won't Get the College Education You Paid For," expressed surprise at the uproar and repeated her earlier insistence that reading the dissertations she had criticized was unnecessary.
David's dissertation was among the earliest of scholarly works about the Anjoaty, an ethnic minority of Madagascar, and subsequent scholars have built on his research.
In his doctoral dissertation, Chisholm made his earliest attempt to formulate a set of such principles.
Lamb's dissertation and early publications were studies of North American Indian languages.
HumanumGenus says: I'm about three weeks from handing in my dissertation on early English drama.
(She wrote a dissertation on early-childhood language acquisition and started teaching at the Harvard Graduate School of Education).
