This collection of poems blends punky exuberance with scholarly control.
Richmond Lattimore's translation, originally from 1951, has been reissued with scholarly notes and a new introduction.
Gormley, a professor at the Duquesne University School of Law, approaches his subject with scholarly detachment.
(A "nudge," they note with scholarly care, should not be confused with a "noodge").
Satō came from a family of physicians with scholarly and literary interests.
Instead she finds a worthy opponent who parries her provocations with scholarly citations and elegant aphorisms.
Cram is generally considered a traditionalist concerned with scholarly precedent, Goodhue more an inventive artist.
Cerebral connoisseurs like Corby Kummer and Jeffrey Steingarten win us over with scholarly precision.
People arrived at "Black Eye" in steady waves, and viewed the art with scholarly quietude.
Ice-T's charismatic voice comes across loudest and clearest when he's speaking with scholarly precision about his favorite subject, gangsterism.
(Readers with scholarly curiosity can find these in the "Selected Letters of James Joyce," edited by Ellmann.
