Encompassing all but two of the 61 works on paper currently attributed to him, and justifying each attribution in its spectacular catalog, the show is a scholarly tour de force.
Drawing on a dazzling range of disciplinary knowledge while presenting it with admirable economy, the book is a scholarly tour de force.
Unrivaled is a scholarly tour de force that will reshape the debate and cast a long shadow on subsequent scholarship". "Is the United States in decline?
Now, in the first full-force scholarly biography in decades — "William Dean Howells: A Writer's Life" (California; $34.95), by Susan Goodman and Carl Dawson — we have Howells more or less whole and more or less straight.
If scholars can become successful without any athletic prowess, why should athletes with no scholarly inclinations be forced to finish high school or go to college during their peak years?
"It is a new approach that will help keep the societies and the universities as a driving force in scholarly publishing," says Sarah Pritchard, librarian at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
It will be difficult for any historian to discuss the events at Salem without introducing Switching Sides". "Switching Sides is a tour de force of scholarly interpretation, but it is also an eloquent challenge to the political assumptions of some of America's most distinguished historians.
Since academic careers depend on publication, the demand for scientific publications is unbounded except by the price that scholarly libraries can be forced to pay.
The course focuses on the application of these theories in tandem with a scholarly examination of social forces that shape human agency, opportunity, health, and behavior.
My bill said, for example, that students should be exposed to "the spectrum of significant scholarly viewpoints" and not force-fed an orthodoxy on matters that are controversial.
