Other biographers, usually the authors of scholarly large-scale lives, have continued to ignore the psychological method; while still others, though avoiding explicit psychological analysis and terminology, have nonetheless presented aspects of their subjects' behaviours in such a way as to suggest psychological interpretations.
"I would like to begin a full scale, scholarly account of your military career".
During this summit we develop community research agendas in the areas of scholarly discovery at scale; digital curation and preservation; and open scholarship.
Surprisingly, this is the first full-scale scholarly commentary on the Eclogues to appear in this century.
"Finally we have a full-scale scholarly study of one of the most unusual and quietly seismic religious figures in American history: prophetess Jemima Wilkinson, the Public Universal Friend.
This is the inaugural volume in the first full-scale scholarly edition of Thoreau's correspondence in more than half a century.
This book represents the first full-scale scholarly study of a widespread phenomenon in the American built environment the suburban office park or corporate campus.
But as with many large-scale scholarly projects, it took several decades of unsystematic and abortive work before Frederic G. Cassidy, a professor of English at the University of Wisconsin, developed and tested his extensive questionnaire addressing terms for weather, courtship, farming, health, money, religion, food, and more.
The goal should not be to put a thumb on the scale of scholarly merit.
Building scholarly methodologies with large-scale automated topic analysis.
The main outcome of this new course will be to publish a small-scale digital scholarly edition online of one of the most remarkable Spanish literary works, the Lazarillo de Tormes (XVIth century).
