Sentences with phrase «serious scholarship»

I believe this paper represents exactly the sort of serious scholarship I am accused of ignoring.

Such sweeping moral judgments and political exploitation of anachronistic stereotypes, however, have disappeared from serious scholarship.

Anyone who saw the exhibition Makela organized on German collage artist Hannah Hoch (1889 - 1978), which appeared at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art a few years ago, knows that she is capable of serious scholarship on understudied but worthy subjects.

A brief scan of the Bonhoeffer bibliographies, regularly published and updated by the International Bonhoeffer Society, indicates the extent to which Bonhoeffer's life and thought have become the subject of serious scholarship during the past three decades.

Good information — we need more serious scholarship.

«It's an attempt at serious scholarship.»

Whereas legal thinkers once limited their most serious scholarship to law review articles, occasionally nipping out into the dangerous world to write an op - ed, now many of them offer off - the - cuff observations about everything from partial birth abortion bans to their favorite CDs, several times daily.

But what's lacking most of all is serious scholarship on the institution of solos and small firms of all types (not just general practitioners, but also big - law boutiques and niche practices).

A theological and supernatural view of exegesis is then automatically dismissed, thought unworthy of serious scholarship, or easily reduced to a footnote in the history of ideas.

That is, bad actors of all sorts now earn only a stern tut - tut — suspensions largely are out — as violent crime has skyrocketed and classrooms and corridors in many schools have become so chaotic that serious scholarship is all but impossible.

Despite all of these transformations, however, serious scholarship and critical reflection is forever crucial to artistic practice.

Currently a member of New College, Oxford, he is proof that criticism and serious scholarship need not be dissevered.

It's like performance art history is fascinated with the white European body or with the black minstrel, but there's never been any kind of serious scholarship or criticism devoted to conceptual, contemporary US black artists working in performance art.

She is a curator who is attuned to audiences and to community, as well as to serious scholarship.

• Assess the individual learning needs of each student in the class and create correlating lessons to meet them • Design, develop and implement lesson plans in accordance to the set curriculum and school standards • Emphasize all 4 components of learning language, such as speaking, reading, listening and writing into all lesson plans • Establish a learning environment of serious scholarship and continuous support to provide assistance to students» learning objectives

The sloppy evaluation ignores a body of serious scholarship and obscures the promise of early childhood programs.