The preoccupation with the liturgy gave rise to scholarly disciplines, also called Vedangas, that were part of Vedic erudition.
One philosophical school, logical positivism (also called logical empiricism), held that all other scholarly disciplines should offer explanations like those of physics, the most advanced (and mathematicized) science.
The assumption that food serves as a cultural marker has been common among scholarly disciplines at least since Lévi-Strauss and Braudel.
We teach other scholarly disciplines as well: awareness of historical context, the relation of the work at hand to current theories.
The word humanities, which like the word umanisti derived from the Latin studia humanitatis, is often used to designate the nonscientific scholarly disciplines: language, literature, rhetoric, philosophy, art history, and so forth.
And Professor Downs makes no bones about wanting to place health issues at the center of multiple scholarly conversations about the war and its aftermath.
Compared to many other scholarly disciplines, the field of computer ethics is very young.
As Wales' first national academy, the Learned Society of Wales established in 2010 brings together the nation's most successful and talented fellows to advance and promote research excellence in all scholarly disciplines.
He has been published in multiple scholarly journals on a variety of sleep medicine topics.
Log datasets have attractive characteristics when compared to citation datasets: they can be aggregated to cover all scholarly disciplines, and they reflect the activities of a broader scholarly community.
