and contribute to articles. Reviewers ensure all content reflects expert academic consensus and is backed up with reference to academic studies. Dr. Drew has published over 20 academic articles in scholarly journals. He is the former editor of the Journal of Learning Development in Higher Education...
It encapsulated in less than a minute the moral Baltzell has been trying to convey to Americans for his entire scholarly life: democracy requires a responsible, civic-minded elite — and therefore an elite open to talent — which conveys standards by precept and example to a populace which must...
Another definition comes from John Scott, who defines it as “…the experience of those suddenly immersed in a culture very different from their own” (2014). Above, Scott extends the term to include physical and cognitive reactions too, along with psychological ones. ...
a medieval culture which took shape in the Arabian Caliphate during the seventh through tenth centuries as a product of cultural interaction between the Arabs and the peoples whom they conquered in the Near and Middle East, North Africa, and southwest Europe. In scholarly literature, the term “...
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Material culture study boasts an equally expansive research agenda and diversity of scholarly clientele. But, despite the fact that humans were making things before they were writing about them; that is, creating artifacts before alphabets, it is a relatively new term in scholarly discourse. Only ...
A scholarly area that sits on the dividing line between comparative law and historical jurisprudence examines comparative legal cultures. The main topics of historical studies of European "cultures of law" have been the problem of elucidating the context in which law operates, as well as how to ...
There are a couple of rhetorical strategies the normal anthropologist would never use. The ‘word painting’ that stands in for patient review of data and argument. The total eclipse of scholarly reference. (Normally, available only to the Geertzian aristocrats among us). The sneering at foppish...
Scholarly understanding of poverty has changed since the early 20th century when pioneers in poverty research such as Charles Booth, Seebohm Rowntree, and Robert Hunter defined it unidimensionally as lack of income to purchase a minimum of goods and services needed to survive. From this narrow de...
Before turning to the specifics of how the articles speak to this question, I would like to sketch, in minimalist fashion, an outline of the broader conceptual backdrop against which they should be read. The most common explanation in the scholarly literature for the appearance of eating ...