Sentence examples for scholarship itself from inspiring English sources

He's equally savage about scholarship itself, which is like "tossing rose petals into the Grand Canyon".

There has been an unfortunate uptick in academic book bannings and firings, made worse by a nationwide disparagement of teachers, teachers' unions and scholarship itself.

These Christian perspectives largely disappeared from geographical writings with the secularization of science in the twentieth century; even geographers who resisted such secularization came to regard natural theology as a confessional postscript not belonging to geographic scholarship itself.

The ethnicity literature and scholarship itself has, on the other hand, long challenged essentialist notions of ethnicity, race and culture (see Barth 1969; Cornell and Hartmann 1998; Craig et al. 2012; Elrick, Schneiderhan and Khan 2014; Hall 1992; Nagel 1994; Song 2003; Waters 1990; Wimmer 2008 a, 2008 b).

Jay's fruitful combination of autodidacticism and free-lance scholarship is itself a wonderful phenomenon.

Most who have to read his work think he writes some of the most turgid prose in legal scholarship, which itself has some of the most turgid in the English language.Franklin HuntSanta Fe, New MexicoSIRWhether originalism or innovation rules on the Supreme Court is irrelevant.

It could be argued that Foucault's strategic position as it has been translated into the terms of neo-Foucaldian scholarship, finds itself complicit in this overall retreat of the left.

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Another Austrian émigré, Alfred Mathis-Rosenzweig, argued that Haas's Bruckner edition "had nothing to do with scholarship" but "revealed itself simply as a cunning trick of National Socialist propaganda".

Sheik Ahmed el-Tayeb, the grand imam of Al Azhar, the bastion of Sunni Islam scholarship that prides itself on a moderate form of Egyptian Islam, issued a document that seeks to marry secular attitudes with conservative theories.

But to tell a critic he has no right to review a novel because he's never written one is a dangerous notion, because it strikes at the heart of the idea of expertise (and scholarship, and judgment) itself — it's like telling a doctor that he can't diagnose a disease because he's never had it, or a judge that he can't hand down a sentence because he's never murdered anyone himself.