Our analysis is based on the content of the bibliography of journal articles.
The bibliography of his published work contains some 3,000 items, including more than 100 books.
Some of the many studies cited in the bibliography of "Facts, Values…" could be helpful for you, too.
Another Little Piece of My Heart is a genuinely essential addition to the bibliography of the revolutionary 60s.
Professor Cohen's other extraordinary contribution is his magnum opus, the "Bibliography of Early American Law," which took him and a large team three decades to compile.
Even worse some of journals in the top ten I had never opened, and the majority of the journals that featured regularly in the bibliography of my thesis were nowhere to be seen!
By Guy Quinlan and John McCarten The New Yorker, June 2 , 1962P. 25 Successive items in the bibliography of Research Study No. 37 of the American Management Association: "How to Measure a Corrugated Box Correctly," by M.J. Harnist.
He organised and compiled three volumes of the Bibliography of Historical Works Issued in the United Kingdom (1962 , 1967 1972) and had an encyclopedic knowledge of historians, young and old, and their work.
In the bibliography of Robert Durling's edition of Petrarch's Rime Sparse, there is a reference to the "remarkable Irish prose translations" by John Millington Synge, which I eventually set.
Adam Gopnik: As I mention in the bibliography of "Angels & Ages", my new book in which Lincoln figures with Charles Darwin as one of the two pillars of the active liberal imagination, the Lincoln literature is infinite; when you are already up to your armpits in it, you realize that you have hardly dipped a toe.
The bibliography of "The Book of Basketball" groups his influences (in typical fashion) into six categories of relevance, from masterworks he idolizes, like "The Breaks of the Game" by David Halberstam, to more fleeting works like "The Long, Hot Winter," the memoir of Rick Adelman, then coach of the Portland Trail Blazers.
