Sentence examples for subject of academic study from inspiring English sources

His lyrics have been the subject of academic study for decades.

But more than almost any other album this year, it was treated as a subject of academic study.

By the 1990s this odd corner of the British ruling class's mechanisms had become a subject of academic study and the grounds of psychiatric careers.

Her work, which frequently uses lush, rhythmic language to convey images of physical and sexual violence, has been the subject of academic study.

Meanwhile, the century's dominant throwaway art form — including this riotously anti-academic example of it — has become a prime subject of academic study.

THE NEWS Caravaggio, the Italian Renaissance master of hyper-realistic painting, has overtaken Michelangelo as a subject of academic study, a University of Toronto art historian says.

That she has also been the subject of academic studies on feminism and fandom only bolsters her credentials as one whose cultural stock has gone beyond such trifling matters as chart positions.

He is a prime cultural reference in modern art cinema; he is the subject of academic studies and retrospectives; he put on a multimedia exhibit at the Centre Pompidou, in Paris, in 2006; he is the living symbol of the New Wave and its vast ambitions.

The effect of this anthropomorphized piece of coding's effect on the fertile, suggestible minds of fans was so profound that its alien presence was accepted in the canon and it subsequently found itself the subject of academic studies.

The effect of this anthropomorphised piece of coding's effect on the fertile, suggestible minds of fans was so profound that its alien presence was accepted in the canon and it subsequently found itself the subject of academic studies.

It seems to me that, since literary texts and cultural phenomena are public goods -- both in the sense of being available to everyone, and in the sense of being "good" for our cultural breadth and depth -- there is room for them to be treated as objects of enjoyment and as subjects of academic study.