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At the least, Budden's book will stand as the bellwether of studies of Puccini's music, the starting point for further scholarly work and for informed amateurs alike.

For an excellent, brief "textbook-treatment" of, and relevant excerpts from, the 1277 condemnations see "The Condemnation of 1277", in A. Hyman and J. J. Walsh, (eds)., Philosophy of the Middle Ages, which also provides further scholarly references.

His initial goal was to investigate, compare, and identify certain truths on which all or nearly all Christians could agree, reserving to further scholarly study and continuing negotiation (but not to public discussion by the uneducated) those issues, such as the precise extent of the will's freedom, on which substantial agreement could not be reached.

The exact nature of Willa Cather's part in the compiling and writing of the biography remains, accordingly, a matter for further scholarly investigation".

At the end of the century, Sir Frederick Bridge and T. W. Bourne pioneered revivals of Messiah in Handel's orchestration, and Bourne's work was the basis for further scholarly versions in the early 20th century.

As such, this work may inform the global conversation on TCAM regulatory initiatives, while raising important questions for further scholarly investigation.

In furthering the scholarly learning of Hirsau, William wrote Dialogi de musica ("Dialogues on Music") and De astronomia ("On Astronomy").

This article further argues that scholarly communication is a complicated process and that many factors, such as cultural and psychological factors, are involved in this process.

Further, findings from scholarly research indicate that consumers' emotional responses, including pleasure and arousal responses toward a team, are related to intentions to purchase sports apparel (Taute et al. 2010).

As such, scholars should understand OPR implementations in order to further innovate and evolve scholarly publishing and scientific communication.

As frequently occurs, student assessment and program evaluation activities intended for internal program monitoring or improvement yield outcomes that can lead to generalizable knowledge appropriate for scholarly publication, further blurring the distinction between evaluation and research [ 4].