If he hadn't lived from 1749 to 1832, safely into the modern era and the age of print, but had instead flourished when Shakespeare did, there would certainly be scholars today theorizing that the life and work of half a dozen men had been combined under Goethe's name.
Clarke and Hamilton pleaded the French scholars' case and Hutchinson finally agreed that items such as natural history specimens would be the scholars' private property.
Without him, Marche correctly explains, the English language would be poorer — scholars credit Shakespeare with coining around 1,700 English words, including indispensable ones like "traditional" and "gossip".
It was unclear how useful the artifacts would be to scholars because Bernstein's papers and other archives are at the Library of Congress and his conducting scores are in the New York Philharmonic's holdings.
Having read "The Aeneid" in Latin at the Episcopal Academy, he thought he would be a scholar or a writer.
Would-be scholars who are not sure where to start can use Class Central a search engine which collates all available MOOCs.
Swarthmore feared that building a competitive football team would make it necessary to turn away too many would-be scholars in fields like humanities.
Perhaps it is because the poem is so full of obscure names - the 18th-century hacks and literary dunces whom it mocks; or because the verse is encrusted with Pope's own prefaces and notes and appendices - an apparatus of mock-learning that mimics the pretensions of would-be scholars and critics.
That said, the three person team is working on closing the circle and letting would-be scholars apply for those scholarships directly from their phones.
Scholars in the humanities recently have been debating whether or not the invention of an official postdoctoral category would simply create another requirement for beleaguered would-be scholars to fulfill.
Just as the sciences have turned the postdoc into a way station on a long and uncertain path to academic security, so the humanities and social sciences have devised their own financial oases for would-be scholars who need longer and longer to prepare their professional credentials for the job market.
