Sentence examples for scholar editor from inspiring English sources

October 4, 1741 Dublin, Ireland 1812 London, England Edmund Malone, (born October 4, 1741, Dublin, Ireland died 1812, London, England), Irish-born English scholar, editor, and pioneer in efforts to establish an authentic text and chronology of Shakespeare's works.

Morris U. Schappes, who as a scholar, editor and activist strove to combine his Marxist politics with a passion for Jewish history that was kindled when he was in prison, died on Thursday at his home in Manhattan.

Dan H. Laurence, a noted scholar, editor and bibliographer who devoted nearly every waking moment of his professional life to compiling the voluminous works of George Bernard Shaw, died on Tuesday at his home in San Antonio.

Mr. Gibney also oversaw the publication of the Encyclopaedia Britannica in Chinese, Japanese and Korean editions, a task that required him to be a scholar, editor and diplomat in equal measure.

American Scholar editor Robert Wilson revealed that the feature-writing winner, Priscilla Long's twenty-three chapter "Genome Tome was plucked from the unsolicited-manuscripts slush pile, and New Yorker editor David Remnick thanked "Public Interest" winning author Elizabeth Kolbert for her comprehensive series on global warming as well as the editor and fact-checker who had worked on the piece.

We asked Cathy Trower, co-principal investigator of Harvard University's Study of New Scholars, editor of the book Policies on Faculty Appointment: Standard Practice and Unusual Arrangements (2000, Anker Publishing), and author of our four-part Women Without Tenure series, to squeeze all of the expert practical advice she could into a short essay.

The encyclopaedia's first nine editions were published in Edinburgh and were produced by some of the foremost scholars, editors, and printers of the day.

This book grew out of an article that Mr. Max wrote for The New Yorker in 2009 and draws upon Wallace's correspondence and interviews with his family, friends, scholars, editors and his longtime agent.

Mr. McDonald is the scholar's editor.

Innovative scholar, translator, editor, reviewer and teacher.

This deterred neither him nor The American Scholar's editor, Robert Wilson.