Sentence examples for scholarly apparatus from inspiring English sources

This source material was fleshed out, so to speak, with full scholarly apparatus.

At nearly 800 pages, Volume 1, weighed down with scholarly apparatus, makes a mighty thunk on the coffee table.

Kilmartin duly began a revision of his revision, based on the new French text, minus the scholarly apparatus.

This is a manuscript with a considerable scholarly "apparatus," including commentary and readings, meant, we are told, for a synagogue.

In 1974, to widespread acclaim, she published a facsimile edition of The Waste Land, complete with a full-blown scholarly apparatus.

Thus, it transformed the academic study of literature from a marginal scholarly apparatus of footnotes to the only game in town, thereby turning traditional readers into spectators.

We have high-profile backing for the initiative and have begun by engaging scholars in discussions about what we want and need from a 21st century scholarly communication apparatus, rather than imposing the square peg of technical solutions to the round hole of social problems.

Of two minds, I mirror the two sorts of audience this book's twenty-four translations have sought: "students" and "readers" (p. 5), those for whom the scholarly content and apparatus may be of interest and those hopefully many more who wish to become better, to become virtuous.

Equally, its purpose is to use this history as a means for taking stock of the field's apparatus of scholarly communication today.

This incomplete long manuscript contained tables of data, references to scholarly literature, and other apparatus expected of a non-popular work, none of which survived in the published Origin.

Indeed, another part of "modernity" that Swift mocked, like his friend Pope, but likewise appropriated to his own ends, was the scholarly edition with full editorial apparatus, exactly the kind of book in which canonical literature is now typically lodged.