Sentence examples for object of academic from inspiring English sources

The university has also made blogs an object of academic study.

After a while there was an epidemic of Eagleton-envy wherever literature was an object of academic study.

I would reply that while the "multilayered social milieu" is properly the object of academic attention — it can be described, analyzed and mapped — it is not the proper object of academic intervention.

Old English did not become an object of academic study until the mid-nineteenth century, and by that time there was little chance of its being included, with Greek and Latin, as a requirement in university curricula.

Though hardly exhaustive, this list will provide the reader with a sense of how the study of political Islam in major publications either written or available in English as an object of academic inquiry has evolved over the years.

Piñeiro sees Shakespeare not as an enshrined object of academic veneration but as a mirror of the modern soul; he captures the comic dignity of young aesthetes, with the intertwined passions of art and desire, ideals and practicalities, in subtly inflected images of a romantic tenderness.

Some of these methods are still objects of academic laboratory studies.

The bodies of victims executed by the Nazis became the objects of academic study, while inmates of concentration camps were subjected to barbaric experiments by professors of the faculty.

The works of the official painters the vast majority, anyway came eventually to be consigned to the storerooms, objects of academic study or, what is nowadays often the same thing, classics for connoisseurs of camp.

I am not saying that the college should be neutral, but that the college should not have political issues on its radar at all except as possible objects of academic analysis.

Capital-punishment concentration, however, still surfaces more as the subject of casual observation than as the object of sophisticated academic inquiry.