A lifetime of scholarship informs this massive tome, which was edited and translated from the Russian by Olga Voronina and Brian Boyd, Nabokov's definitive biographer.
Much of Sister Johnson's scholarship is informed by the Second Vatican Council, which urged the faithful to overcome "every type of discrimination, whether social or cultural, whether based on sex, race, color, social condition, language or religion".
This is an extreme example, but every day thousands of families dictate similar patterns in which scholarship money informs their children's perceptions of their own self-worth.
For example, the whole dumbing down of the ideas that created and continue to create culture, the middle-class mainstreaming and absorption into the status quo of many gay people, and the very flawed scholarship that informs the academization of queer culture, "fetishizing" certain aspects while erasing the real history of it.
— Matt Traub, Regional Sports Editor, Press & Sun-Bulletin When Jim Valvano was coaching North Carolina State basketball back in their heyday, one of his young phenoms, a dirt poor kid from the Deep South and obviously a full-scholarship athlete, was informed that his grandmother had passed away.
Best: Extensive scholarship information.
In a white paper, the Library said that social media promises to be a rich resource that provides "a fuller picture of today's cultural norms, dialogue, trends and events to inform scholarship, the legislative process, new works of authorship, education and other purposes".
Ms. Nasar introduces us to Alfred Marshall, whose own metamorphosis from scholarship boy to Cambridge don informed his "optimism about the improvability of man and his circumstances".
Then there might be a bigger group of universities that focus on what he calls their "economic and social environments", and where the teaching "is informed more by scholarship than research, and is perhaps more focused on vocational and professional HE".
There is even further potential for investigating stages of meditation informed by textual scholarship, first-person descriptions, and cognitive/physiological measures.
