Sentence examples for mainstream of academic from inspiring English sources

And once-obscure theorists of protest have made their way from the margins to the mainstream of academic life.

"The mainstream of academic research in macroeconomics puts theoretical coherence and elegance first, and investigating the data second," says Mr. Rogoff.

And though "Love Wins" is bolder, it sits firmly within the mainstream of academic theology; it even arrived bearing an endorsement from Richard Mouw, the president of Fuller.

Though there are a number of amateurs who credit the opinion, it is far outside the mainstream of academic Shakespeare scholarship, whose authors often point out that the modern "Oxfordian" theory was founded by a man named Looney (J. Thomas Looney, to be exact).

These scholars' efforts and works are paradigmatic examples of the determined production and mediation of new knowledge of African and African-descended peoples by African and African-descended, and other, scholars who have deliberately worked independently of the mainstream organizations of academic professionals in Philosophy and other disciplines.

In making this point, of course, Ms. Yeazell is well within the mainstream of much academic research, demonstrating how a non-Western culture or concept has been molded by the imposition of Western ideas.

To some degree, analogous things could be said of Hegel's reception from within the twentieth-century phenomenological tradition that developed in continental Europe, but although marginalized within such core areas of mainstream academic philosophy, Hegel nevertheless continued to be a figure of interest within other philosophical movements such as existentialism and Marxism.

Ted Cruz's presidential campaign is drawing extreme anti-Muslim propagandists into the mainstream of US politics, academics and Muslim civil rights groups are warning.

"It's out of the mainstream of what most academics do," David Romer, a professor of economics at the University of California, Berkeley, told me this week about Professor Ball's paper.

Researchers become too expensive and are always on the edge of mainstream academic life.

Its early projects included works by experimenters like Henry Cowell, Lou Harrison, Harry Partch and John Cage as well as a full complement of Serialists, neo-Romantics and composers of other mainstream and academic persuasions.