Sentence examples for native scholars from inspiring English sources

For this neglect, native scholars are much to blame.

As a result, no English-speaking elite emerged, English literature did not dazzle native scholars, and, although its growth was retarded, Burmese literature did not disappear.

They were followed by a number of other native scholars, who also founded colleges the most famous and greatest university being the one at Clonmacnois, on the River Shannon near Athlone.

They provide examples of misunderstanding and sometimes hostility from both non-Natives and Natives that threaten or circumscribe the careers of Native scholars in higher education.

During this time, native scholars were generally being excluded from academic careers, and thus in effect denied the opportunity to participate in the narrative of their own heritage.

Moreover, while there is wide interest in developing a Native Studies initiative in New York City (as demonstrated through the symposia of Native scholars held at Columbia University 2007-2008), the diversity of populations and interests renders traditional approaches incompatible.

Our hope as Native and Indigenous scholars is that this plaque sets a precedent for Native and Non-native scholars to respect and honor the Indigenous people who live and have lived here.

Moreover, can a "non-native" scholar give voice to a "native" point of view?

Native American scholars have made all of these points, and aboriginal activists here and around the world have asked the pope to repeal the original bulls.

Within the realm of non-European translation there has also been a movement for the updating of versions to bring them in line with the spoken language, especially through the use of native Christian scholars.

Native Japanese scholars since Fujiwara Teikan in the 18th century have realized that the Nihon shoki was historically inadequate and different from the Koji-ki, at least insofar as the chronological information is concerned.