That said, it is hard to ignore a scholarly paper (emphasis on the word "scholarly") that gives longer odds for civilization than for a shuttle launch.
The terms 'men' and 'masculinities' themselves are taken for granted in the field, despite increasing scholarly and activist emphases on the fact that sex and gender may not be synonymous.
What if admissions committees were dominated by faculty members who, while not naïve about how most private (and elite) universities are funded, could give the most emphasis to scholarly qualifications?
Efforts to strengthen and broaden the institute's liberal arts program have led to new math and writing requirements, and even in food-related courses there is an increased emphasis on scholarly approaches.
Ahl states that it has been hard to find an appropriate level and that "The idiom, I feel, has to be more or less contemporary, as direct and Anglo-Saxon as possible, using the contracted forms of non-scholarly literature, unless special emphasis is required".
Though the report specifically excludes research with the goal of "journal articles and scholarly books," CAUT feels the emphasis on commercialization is nevertheless perfectly clear.
Twenty years ago, in his widely cited work, Scholarship Reconsidered (1990), Ernest Boyer argued that scholarly teaching should receive equal emphasis with disciplinary research at American universities.
Rather than trying to break fresh scholarly ground, the show put the emphasis on aesthetic appeal, and that appeal is powerful.
Precise scholarly definitions of the movement differ in their emphasis, largely as a result of its highly eclectic structure.
Much of the early emphasis on developing the CSR concept began in scholarly or academic circles.
Dr. Deignan's scholarly interests focus on classical and contemporary Christian spirituality, with an emphasis on the legacies of spiritual masters Thomas Merton and Thomas Berry.
