In this process, scholarly techniques and the influence of individuals would hop from one faith to another.
Increasingly arts and humanities researchers operate in teams alongside other subject areas and deploy a combination of traditional scholarly techniques and practice-led research.
He co-authored "Ancient Seals and the Bible" as well as over forty-five scholarly papers on techniques that can be used to date and explain ancient seals and other artifacts.
As a performer, Godowsky had a very advanced technique and a scholarly approach to the classics.
Early studies mainly focused on rural sociology, investigating the spread of the new farming techniques, but soon scholarly interest tailed off somewhat to other disciplines such as communication, public health, and marketing.
His narratives often portray Lima's upper class using colloquial speech and a sophisticated narrative technique that intermingles the scholarly and the popular.
Thanks to a three-year grant from the Mellon Foundation, she has established the Yale Baroque Opera Project, which hosts scholarly conferences, trains students in Baroque technique, prepares critical editions, and presents productions at the end of each school term.
This technique, with its quasi-scholarly method, first became noticeable in Hess (1966) and was carried out with great effectiveness in Legionärerna (1968; The Legionnaires, 1973), a study of the extradition of Baltic refugees from Sweden at the end of World War II.
Certainly, this nuanced and scholarly book uses Greenblatt's signature tangential technique.
As a technique, designed for information-seeking or scholarly citation, the chapter is a peculiar fit with a narrative form that presumes a continuous, serial reading.
Designated buildings were required to be outstanding in design or building technique, have a high historic or scholarly value, or be typical of a movement or area.
