Sentence examples for two monographs of from inspiring English sources

He has published two monographs of street photography, "The Human Fragment" and "Michael Sweet's Coney Island".

He is the author of two monographs on Australian gay life post 1970 and a psychotherapist in private practice.

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Other important works by Coues include A Check List of North American Birds (1873), Field Ornithology (1874), and two monographs: one on birds of the northwestern United States and one on birds of the Colorado River valley.

An interest in probability lay behind one of Łukasiewicz's two monographs published before the war, namely Logical Foundations of Probability Theory, which was written and published not in Polish but in German.

Jim published frequently in his field of Colonial American History, having essays published in the William and Mary Quarterly, the American Quarterly, the Connecticut Historical Society Bulletin, Connecticut History, and two monographs commissioned by the American Revolution Bicentennial Commission of Connecticut.

As of now, there is one monograph on skeptical language, Corti (2009), and one approach to belief that focuses on language, Vogt (1998).

He has published two monographs and sees his current project documenting the sets of pornographic movies as "a way to explore the suburbs".

The Dutch-born Marcopoulos has two monographs.

In 30 years of active scholarship, Bull published more than 100 articles, papers, and book chapters, two monographs, and seven edited books.

In addition, he wrote three monographs, two of which aim to prove that the soul is eternal, and a third which refutes the claim that the soul is nothing but the temperament or mixture of the bodily humours, as well as the view that the soul comes into being along with the body.