Less well known are the thousands of unwanted new‑born babies who were thrown on to rubbish heaps (or "exposed" to use the modern scholarly euphemism); the boundary between contraception and infanticide was a blurred one, and disposing of children after birth was safer than getting rid of them before.
The romantic abjection of the second embarrassed me, and then the boundary blurred: Du Bois's scholarly tone was tinged with abjection; Fitzgerald's frankness with self-hatred.
Such metrics are intended to cancel out differences in the scholarly communication of different disciplines to achieve comparability across the boundaries of disciplines.
The ambiguities and confusion associated with determining the boundaries of racial categories have over time provoked a widespread scholarly consensus that discrete or essentialist races are socially constructed, not biologically real.
Moreover, the scholarly debate has sometimes accepted over-optimistic assumptions about the sharpness of conceptual boundaries.
There is scholarly debate over whether Locke's view is that this lack of fixed boundaries is true on both the level of appearances and nominal essences, and atomic constitutions and real essences, or on the level of nominal essences alone.
In defining the scope of Science Advances, our vision is to provide a venue for publication that will allow authors across the entire range of scholarly pursuits computer, engineering, environmental, life, mathematical, physical, and social sciences to communicate to others beyond their disciplinary boundaries, and globally without limits, through open access.
Apart from the physical preparation, the future elite police force of Tancítaro are also trained by lawyers from the largest scholarly institution in the country, the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM), to obtain knowledge about the judicial boundaries, while specialists are training them on human rights issues.
This portrayal of the present resonates with scholarly descriptions of millennial urbanity as opposed to the modern city, as marked by new segregations and boundaries, by shrinking public spaces and circulations (Harvey 2006; Ong 2006; Caldeira 2001; for Africa, Mbembe and Nuttal 2008; Murray 2010), and connection to widening grids across distance and scale (Sassen 2006).
That year, he tricked a scholarly journal, Social Text, into publishing as a serious article a parody studded with jargon and gibberish and titled "Transgressing the Boundaries: Toward a Transformative Hermeneutics of Quantum Gravity".
