Inasmuch as he later lectured at Paris, it is probable that his master of arts degree was conferred there, presumably not before 1241 a date in keeping with his claim that he saw the Franciscan professor Alexander of Hales (d. 1245) with his own eyes and that he heard the master scholar William of Auvergne (d. 1249) dispute twice in the presence of the whole university.
Poe's voice crescendos throughout, starting as the modest seeker of truth, moving on to the satirist of logic, and finally ending as the master scholar.
In fact, it takes a lot of homework to master another scholar's discipline, and even more to contribute to it.
Masters held that buoyancy-controlled threshold is caused by the relative variation of permeability of strata (Masters 1979); other scholars argued that geological conditions such as diagenetic difference (Cant 1986), fault seals (Cluff and Cluff 2004) and force equilibrium mechanisms (Berkenpas 1991) are the causes.
He profiles librarians, an origami master, and a scholar of bureaucracy named Ben Kafka.
Isn't this what great teachers do, the Zen masters and Brahman scholars?
It can return the task to the commission, do the work itself or turn it over to a master, or legal scholar, as it did with Mr. Bork.
When the master filled the scholar's cup, he kept pouring until the tea overflowed the cup, ran onto the table, and dripped to the floor, forming a great puddle.
Ancient Taoist art was commissioned by the aristocracy, however scholars masters and adepts also directly engaged in the art themselves.
After a few days in Parma, the Mozarts moved on to Bologna, a "centre for masters, artists and scholars", according to Leopold.
Marc Peter Keane is the undisputed American master of Japanese garden scholars; he is also an educator and garden designer in his own right.
