Mr Collini, professor of English literature and intellectual history at the University of Cambridge, is eager to rebuild their confidence.
He used his prestige and presence to ensure that African history and literature would take their proper place in the education of undergraduates.
He spoke in literate paragraphs, and his speeches were filled with references to history and literature that have all but disappeared from American political discourse.
Specific marks are being allocated for good spelling, punctuation and grammar - a change that affects exams in English literature, geography, history and religious studies taken since January this year.
But the rewards of this book come when Mr Whalley ventures further than his two feet into literature, science and social history.
The Budapest-based European Roma Cultural Foundation described Stojka as an "outstanding Austrian Romani woman... and a key figure for the history, art and literature of Romani culture in Europe", reported Reuters news agency.
Coin collectors are often highly educated, well versed in both history and literature.
What substitutes for psychology in Tolkien and his followers, and keeps the stories from seeming barrenly external, is what preceded psychology in epic literature: an overwhelming sense of history and, with it, a sense of loss.
My many initiatives and collaborations encompass innovative educational outreach approaches to art and zoological history, ecological anthropology and aesthetics, the history of ideas, exploration, environmental psychology, comparative literature, philosophy and ethics, global biodiversity field research, systematics, deep demography and animal rights.
Norwich has a history of encouraging literature and writers, ideas and print for over 900 years.
Degrees cover five subject areas - law, economics, history, English literature and philosophy.
Kumiodori plays a central role in preserving ancient Okinawan vocabulary as well as transmitting literature, performing arts, history and ethics.
The CDs include the audio recordings of many world literature books, classic stories, history and art.
They will include subjects such as literature, art, music, history and archaeology.
Sir Michael, who lists history, sport and literature among his interests, has a son and two daughters by his wife Deborah, whom he married in 1976.
Adam Zeman draws on literature, the history of science, and his practice as a consultant neurologist to paint a portrait which, like the brain itself, is elegantly arranged.
History, philosophy and literature converge at the Old Manse, a home built by Unitarian minister William Emerson and later given its name by Hawthorne, who lived, wrote and started a family there.
Currently, Watson's fact-finding prowess is being applied to crucial fields, such as healthcare, where IBM is collaborating with medical providers, hospitals and physicians to help doctors analyze a patient's history, symptoms and the latest news and medical literature to help physicians make faster, more accurate diagnoses.
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Witnesses to History is literature appropriate for students and the general public, and a reference book for specialists, scholars and decision-makers.
They cover a vast range of subjects from religious studies to mathematics, medicine and astronomy, music, literature, poetry, architecture and esoteric practices, and bear witness to the rich history of the city as a cultural crossroads and centre of learning.
And so more seriously the classics - literature, history, some of the basic sciences - have become poor stepchildren.
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The fact is that works of art, literature, works of history, they speak to our condition and they affirm our desire for something more and something better.
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It contains many original manuscripts and rare copies of major works on history, literature, philosophy, law, astronomy, physics, chemistry, pharmacology, geography, music, mathematics, mineralogy, economy, fine arts, etc. written in Uzbek, Arabic, Farsi, Tajik, Urdu, Pushtu, Tatar, Azeri, Turkish, Turkmen, Uighur and other languages.
The methodologies of examining hip hop are borrowed from sociology, politics, religion, economics, urban studies, journalism, communications theory, American studies, transatlantic studies, black studies, history, musicology, comparative literature, English, linguistics, and other disciplines.
Mostly it was about ideas drawn from history, politics, religion and, most of all, literature.
L.V. requires you to take two courses in English (Composition and World Literature), one course in philosophy, one course in either history or political science, courses in chemistry, mathematics, and economics, and two electives in the arts and humanities.
Naturally, Irish literature takes up a large section as well, but it contained much more history and nonfiction than I realized.
Nor does Mr Rogan replicate Hourani's technique of weaving history out of multiple strands such as demography, trading patterns and literature.
History buffs, cloak-and-dagger fans and those who appreciate fine literature will find the novels of Alan Furst irresistible.
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