A university develops knowledge through scholarship and research.
Thirty years ago knowledge and scholarship on Fabergé was less perfect than it is now.
The turn it traced, from Western-canon "knowledge" to scholarship drawing on the outside world, marked a seam not only in the culture of the university but in postwar intellectual life more generally.
It was, at once, a cordial reception to new ideas from abroad and a bold attempt to reappraise China's cultural heritage in the light of modern knowledge and scholarship.
Rather, there is a conflict of identity between "a corporate community of scholars and teachers dedicated to knowledge and scholarship for its own sake" and "a functional institution serving the demands of the state and the economy: training students for particular jobs".
Approved courses are reviewed by TESQA every seven years, with its own guidelines stating the content of a course should be "drawn from a substantial, coherent and current body of knowledge and scholarship in one or more academic disciplines and includes the study of relevant theoretical frameworks and research findings".
Kaler says an honorary degree is awarded to an individual who has "achieved acknowledged eminence in cultural affairs, in public service, or in a field of knowledge and scholarship".
Her deep knowledge and immaculate scholarship allows her to put every passing person, book, debate and piece of legislation into its proper context.
Its commanders were strictly vetted before being appointed; only those known from the battlefields of Afghanistan, Bosnia or Chechnya – and deemed to have the requisite knowledge of Islamic scholarship – were elevated to the group's upper echelons.
More than that, though, they have a problem with knowledge, particularly honest scholarship that leads to knowledge, as the more voters know about a given issue, the more they find the far right's purposeful ignorance inconsistent with their interests, even though it might be flattering to voters' vanity.
