Sentence examples for of critical studies from inspiring English sources

Engaging in actual field work in Kenya, Oruka interviewed and conversed with several locally recognized and respected sages and amassed a substantial body of transcribed, critically edited, and now published texts that are the focus of critical studies as well as motivations for more refined work of the same kind in numerous places on the African continent.

The ruling did not concern an injunction barring the release of critical studies by consultants.

There are dozens of critical studies of his development as a poet.

He also published a number of critical studies on Maupassant.

"Think of Madonna or Michael Jackson," said Marsha Kinder, a professor of critical studies at the University of Southern California.

"It's bad language and graphic nudity," said Nick Browne, professor of critical studies at the University of California, who studies ratings.

Even the humble dingbat has found a place in the future of the city, becoming the object of critical study and architectural competition.

Such an analysis is not at all startling as there has been a long history of critical study of this material in both Jewish and non-Jewish circles.

Ms. Sontag was the subject of an unauthorized biography by Carl Rollyson and Lisa Paddock, "Susan Sontag: The Making of an Icon" (Norton, 2000), and of several critical studies, including "Sontag & Kael: Opposites Attract Me," by Craig Seligman (Counterpoint/Perseus, 2004).

John M. Russell, chairman of the critical studies department at Massachusetts College of Art, said thousands of seals have been bought since then, adding that he thought most had fake provenances.

In this entertaining combination of biography, history and literary criticism, Miller explores how the Brontë sisters -- Charlotte, Emily and Anne -- became cultural icons, writer siblings whose lives spawned a literary growth industry of biographies, critical studies, novels, plays, films and psychoanalytic inquiries.