The book she has just edited with a Brandeis University professor, Marc Zvi Brettler, "The Jewish Annotated New Testament" (Oxford University Press), is an unusual scholarly experiment: an edition of the Christian holy book edited entirely by Jews.
Scholarly thought experiments were one thing, but this was a man she adored — a man with whom she shared a rich and passionate life for more than 30 years — who was now physically devastated but still free, as she knew he had to be, to make a choice that would cause her anguish.
But why should a scholarly report on experiments that break little new scientific ground have such an outsized impact?
Increasingly, this information is linked to biological information (such as targets, genes, experiments) and scholarly or informal publications, which opens up huge possibilities for data mining.
One of the earliest journals on the Internet, Postmodern Culture (PMC) started as a groundbreaking experiment in scholarly publishing.
He found the experiment of little scholarly but considerable personal value.
Over the decades much has been written about the Stanford Prison Experiment (SPE), both in scholarly journals and in popular publications, and a number of documentaries have been made using archival footage shot by Zimbardo's team.
The suggestion that graduates of the New York City Leadership Academy "underperform" compared with other school principals contradicts widely reported findings from the only scholarly analysis of the program ("A Sampling of Experiments From the Municipal Laboratory," news article, June 27).
The goals of this course are for students to get a broad understanding of the field of biomaterials, develop the ability to independently evaluate scholarly manuscripts, and understand how to rationally design experiments of their own.
It turns out Vicary never published his findings in any scholarly journal and when asked to repeat his experiment in a theater setting, his equipment repeatedly malfunctioned, or the results came out negative.
This film records the play's 2006 LA staging: hardly standard live-event fare, it's closer to Mike Figgis or Michael Almereyda's experiments in giving perilously archaic texts a scholarly redesign, shot by Miss Julie's Benoît Delhomme in dynamic close-ups that capture the players thinking their way through Wilde's tricky, arguably misogynist scenario.
