At the same time, scholarly precision demands that we not suggest, even indirectly, that the texts are generally an accurate presentation of the words or views of a single great thinker named "Mozi," since historically we know this may well be false.
Despite the fact that the work was incredibly speculative (a point that was hammered home by Facebook's own data engineers who used the same methods of "scholarly scholarliness" to prove that Princeton itself was on the brink of non-existence) the apocalyptic prediction chimed with our intuitions about Facebook: surely they can't keep this up for ever.
Today, Laurel and Hardy do not receive the same adoration and scholarly attention given to Buster Keaton, Charlie Chaplin and Harold Lloyd.
The past decade has seen the rise of pop-music studies, which is dedicated to the idea that Ellington, Hank Williams, and the Velvet Underground were created equal and deserve the same sort of scholarly scrutiny that used to be bestowed only on Bach and sons.
Wheeler's approach to the music focuses on the poetry of the lyrics, employing the same kind of scholarly textual analysis that has characterized his considerations of the works of Shakespeare, D.H. Lawrence, and others.
Wilson follows with the same sort of scholarly and insightful introduction typical of all his works (see them at http://www.kodansha-intl.com/) and Hung, speaking English with Wilson's tongue, soars with bits of wisdom that are often beautiful and poetic.
By defining the ELSA network in terms of RRI one may avoid the cognitive problem of disagreements about the identity of ELSA as a scholarly field, but may at the same time reduce the scholarly value of ELSA.
John brought the same inquiring, experimental and scholarly attitude to Chan that he had to science.
The vast majority of Arabic writings are scholarly; the same, indeed, is true of the other languages under discussion.
