The challenges identified by the Hefce report with regards to labelling research data and making monographs open access are several.
But yes, it might yet make a good monograph.
(The pronunciation of French proper names in Louisiana would make a good monograph. There is, for example, a state senator named DeBlieux who is called simply "W").
The resulting portraits that make up the monograph are sensual for sure but, shot from a distinctly feminine viewpoint, there's no sense of vulnerability.
This case emphasises the importance of supporting taxonomic revisions and monographs that make such identifications much easier.
We do this not by charging authors, but through a 'freemium' model: we make all of our monographs freely readable online, but, to cover our modest costs, charge a reasonable price for printed editions and certain digital formats.
"Dream" is almost preternaturally well organized; it's as if he was out to make the most entertaining monograph on male behavior ever made.
"What is it that provokes our admiring, conforming, outraged or confused response?" he writes about the 60-odd female bodybuilders whose portraits make up his second monograph.
Their reports make up this mini-monograph.
With so many more people studying history, publishers in the English speaking world began to produce cheap paperback editions even of historical monographs, making it possible for the first time to introduce undergraduates to real historical writing.
