Sentences with phrase «scholarly work examines»

This philosophical and scholarly work examines the role of the computer in law and society.

Please provide links to scholarly works examining whether it is possible and practical to geoengineer global dimming.

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Her scholarly work includes the national, CIHR - funded Canadian Birth Place Study examining attitudes to place of birth among maternity care providers; and Changing Childbirth in BC, a provincial, community - based participatory study of women's preferences for maternity care.

Examining the scholarly literature published since a seminal review in 2000, this working paper discusses the principles that underlie project - based learning, how it has been used in K - 12 settings, the challenges teachers have confronted in implementing it, and what is known about its effectiveness in improving students» learning outcomes.

Graduate faculty and students examine the research and scholarship of the specific master's degree discipline in order to produce scholarly and creative work consistent with disciplinary standards.

Other plans include a special 50th anniversary edition of the Journal of Veterinary Medical Education in Fall, 2015 that will examine the AAVMC's 50 - year body of work from a more scholarly perspective, and the publication of a history book by noted veterinary medical historian and former Cornell Dean Dr. Don Smith.

Both a scholarly triumph and a fascinating read, this book provides the backstory for some of the most consequential artists to emerge from the Black Arts Movement and examines the work, projects, and initiatives they fostered.

Beginning with the Renaissance masters, this scholarly and innovative exhibition examines the term «unfinished» in the broadest possible way and includes works left incomplete by their makers, which often give insight into the process of their creation, as well as those that partake of a non finito — intentionally unfinished — aesthetic that embraces the unresolved and open - ended.

Flanking this milestone show, two of the city's biggest galleries, Pace and Gagosian, are going head - to - head with a pair of scholarly exhibitions examining different aspects of Picasso's oeuvre, with the former probing the late works he made under the spell of his 46 - year - younger last wife, Jacqueline, and the latter surveying the Picasso relationship with the camera.

Through the work of these artists and a series of scholarly essays, the catalogue aims to examine different operations of the generic image in culture, namely its anonymous circulation and editorial uses, its adaptability and reproducibility, its technical processes of production, its claim to copyright and artistic license and its tendency toward abstraction.

It includes four scholarly essays that examine specific aspects of Sharrer's work, presenting extensive new analysis of the artist that provides a context and clear critical support for her significance in American art.

Fiber, as the ICA's website attests, may be «the first exhibition in 40 years to examine the development of abstraction and dimensionality in fiber art from the mid-twentieth century through to the present,» but it also speaks to a broader interest in this type of work evidenced by recent curatorial and scholarly projects, including Elissa Auther's String, Felt, Thread: The Hierarchy of Art and Craft in America (Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2009)(click here for review); Thread Lines, a group exhibition curated by Joanna Kleinberg Romanow at the Drawing Center in New York (2014); and Richard Tuttles's installation I Don't Know.

In this volume, amply illustrated with many never - before - seen images from early in his career as well as new photography of his most recent works, scholarly essays provide a broad context for viewing: Cornelia Butler looks at Graham's relationship to landscape and Canadian identity, Lynne Cooke examines the construction of the artist's persona in works such as City Self / Country Self (2001), and Shep Steiner discusses the joke as a conceptual strategy for Graham.

By examining the scholarly literature, this paper synthesizes existing work on attachment theory in the treatment of substance use disorders.