The rich libraries of the monasteries served only a few scholarly abbots, while the monks searched for God through prayer and asceticism.
The Nobel laureate Gary Becker had over 5,000 scholarly citations while the New York Times columnist David Brooks had none, but who is to say that Brooks is the less influential intellectual?
This schism would have significant consequences on the development of Islamic law: the rationalists were more eager to apply reason and scholarly judgment, while the traditionists favored literal — and ultimately far less tolerant — interpretations.
Byron and Wordsworth are enshrined in noble and scholarly editions, while the text of Shelley has been purified in a masterly fashion from the perplexing corruptions which had crept in to mar his twofold harmony of thought and sound.
Articles for a scientific journal will tend to be more scholarly, while marketing materials may adopt a more engaging, upbeat tone to encourage people to buy a product or service after presenting the advantages the product or service offers.
The policy will apply to all scholarly articles written while the person is a member of the Faculty except for any articles completed before the adoption of this policy and any articles for which the Faculty member entered into an incompatible licensing or assignment agreement before the adoption of this policy.
However, at the scholarly level, while many of the essays are useful and intelligently written, most academics demand more consistently sophisticated analysis than this book provides overall.
While scholarly interest in the subject has grown since the 1990s, contributions have been largely scattered, and dialogue among researchers has been limited.
At the moment, chasing and winning scholarly awards, while prized among the members of the academe, does too little to bring products to market and put people in jobs.
The last panel, Publishing Content: The Article of the Future, offered alternative visions for the future of scholarly communication (albeit while still adhering to the book-journal binary with 'article' of the future).
Faithfully to assess another person's anomalies of experience, belief, expression, and behavior (the second-person perspective), adds certain specific demands to our clinical skills and analytic-conceptual knowledge, constituting psychiatry also as an academic and scholarly endeavors, while at the same providing solid foundations for achieving empirical objectivity.
