Sentence examples for scholarly readership from inspiring English sources

Consequently, Mr Stubbs does not offer a new Donne, but does offer a fairly thorough account of the one we know.The trouble is that his biography seems to have been written with both a popular and a scholarly readership in mind.

In "Stalin's Folly," a new book aimed at a popular rather than a scholarly readership (at one point Marx is compared with Stephen King), the young Russian journalist Constantine Pleshakov has restated it, claiming to have new evidence in support of the theory that Stalin was bent on attack, not defense.

Criticism of The YOLO Pages, from a metamodernist's perspective, would likely take the following form: These texts continue to use the instinctive postmodern bent of their scholarly and popular readership as a crutch, and in this respect perform only ephemeral simulacra of metamodernism, not the autonomous genuine article metamodernism strives toward.

New open access publishing models provide cost-efficient methods for disseminating research findings, eradicate excess profits by publishers and massively widen the readership of scholarly works.

They publish in scholarly journals with limited readership.

Faculty members are scheduled to vote on a measure that would permit Harvard to distribute their scholarship online, instead of signing exclusive agreements with scholarly journals that often have tiny readerships and high subscription costs.

Writing in German, he began aiming at a nonacademic readership around a decade ago, as his scholarly forays became more fanciful and scattershot.

Besides his scholarly books and articles, Father McCormick wrote for a general readership in Catholic journals like America and Commonweal, on the op-ed pages of The New York Times and The Washington Post, and even in Sports Illustrated.

The Journal's scope more clearly articulates cutting edge scholarship in a broader range of scholarly interests reflected in new directions of Society membership and Journal readership and authorship.

What is illuminating is that these publications, with their limited readership, can still have such a huge economic impact on the scholarly communications system.

Many chose to do so in a longer (∼2500-word ∼2500-worderious, scholarly, well-documented articles written to be as accessible as possible to a general readership.