THE BEST AMERICAN HISTORY ESSAYS ON LINCOLN, edited by Sean Wilentz (Palgrave Macmillan, $16.95), collects 11 scholarly classics, including Richard Hofstadter on Lincoln and the self-made myth, and an excerpt from Edmund Wilson's "Patriotic Gore".
A 27-year-old fine arts graduate from the University of Virginia with a strong literary background - the novelist William Styron, author of Sophie's Choice, is a relative - she first came to New Zealand in 2001, on a Fulbright scholarship to pursue graduate research at Victoria in her specialist area of creating digital copies of scholarly and classic books.
The final section of the exhibition examines how Cleopatra has been depicted in scholarly works, classics and Hollywood films.
The scholarly journal, the classic medium of scientific communication, first appeared in 1665.
The Game Design Reader is a one-of-a-kind collection on game design and criticism, from classic scholarly essays to cutting-edge case studies.
But on hols, I gained an interesting perspective on where we have been and where we are now, while leafing through Staying Power, Peter Fryer's classic, scholarly history of black people in Britain, first published in 1984.
Contains classic scholarly editions of the complete works of selected philosophers including Aquinas, Calvin, and Luther's Sermons.
Classic celebrated scholarly papersOn the Trobriand Islanders, more fiction or poetry than science.
As a performer, Godowsky had a very advanced technique and a scholarly approach to the classics.
Comparing his book with two of the classics of scholarly self-examination -- Marc Bloch's "Historian's Craft and E. H. Carrr's "What Is History?" -- Gaddis intends to provide a clear, perhaps even definitive answer to the question of the relationship between history and science.
