The Metropolitan Museum of Art's popular "The Steins Collect" exhibition - more than 200 works that demonstrate the influence of Gertrude Stein, her brothers Leo and Michael and her sister-in-law Sarah as 20th century art patrons - will soon get a scholarly footnote, the museum said Tuesday.
It's called Taquitos.net, and it is an obsessive's paradise, a self-contained world in which chips and chip-related products as diverse and obscure as Krack-O-Pop Cheese Crunchies, Route 11 Chesapeake Crab Potato Chips and Golden Flake Cheeseburger Flavored Potato Chips all get serious scholarly treatment.
It was only recently that the previously ignored responses by pastoral societies to the changing socio-economic and political situations have begun to get some scholarly attention.
There is one other noteworthy political happiness gap that has gotten less scholarly attention than conservatives versus liberals: moderates versus extremists.
I don't want to get into discussions of scholarly things".
Perhaps he will get roasted in the scholarly journals for stretching a point or two, but so what?
They're willing to do all the things you have to do — line up the loans, pay the insurance, get reproduction rights, publish scholarly catalogs.
And lest anyone think video commenters are all just semiliterate masturbators, consider how scholarly things get: "This is a homage to Bettie Page," one commenter declared, pointing readers to a vintage Page video and noting that "the intro music comes from a 50s film".
Each teaches four courses a term — the national average is three — but doesn't have to get grants or publish scholarly articles.
Put another way, it's easier for students to call up electronic copies of even the most obscure works of Shakespeare's contemporaries than it is for them to get hold of important scholarly books on Elizabethan literature published only a decade ago.
