n. 1 learned person, academic. 2 holder of a scholarship. 3 person of specified academic ability (poor scholar). scholarly adj. [Latin: related to *school1]
... FI . However , the authors uch benefits give info d / expansion k-rn and country scholar outlook of students Textbook d / 5 cl gives texts introducing the traditions of the English ... (Linguodidactics)
... of the centralist federalists (J Adams , A Hamilton , J Madison ) Benjamin Franklin (1706 - is an American encyclopedic scholar who in. 1754 came up with the idea of a military-political union .of the English colonies in North ... (Journalism History)
... , was the complete opposite . of Hamilton A homebody , not prone to risk and intrigue , Jefferson was. a type of cabinet scholar and played the role of.a banner rather than an organizer in his party Journalism was actively ... (Journalism History)
... is the book “Nations . and Nationalism after 1780 ” (Aletheia , St Petersburg , by the modern British scholar Eric Hobsbaum , who concluded . that “the peak of nationalism is behind ”. Such conclusions are rather ... (Ethnopsychology)
... forth “ The currant leaf is rude and materchat , ” wrote Boris Pasternak ., and no literary scholar would disprove the belonging of this.line exclusively to this poet Another remark about the essence ... (Psycholinguistics)
... , singular .beauty and the beauty of beauty Chuttєvі odinichnі її viyavi v dnosnі, and іdeya beauty є. absolute The figure of the thinker and scholar of the second . half of the century , Vitelo (born in Poland around .1230 - about deserves ... (Aesthetics)
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