Collocations withscholar
These are words often used in combination withscholar.
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academic scholar
Yet alongside his desire for wide public recognition was an anxiety to be recognised as a serious academic scholar.
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biblical scholar
Peddie was a biblical scholar who tried to deduce an economic system whose basic principles would accord with scriptural teachings.
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classical scholar
Should this opuscule by a man who was also a classical scholar, archaeologist, and art historian be rescued from the oblivion of two centuries?
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contemporary scholar
But let us first of all return to the question of genre to get some idea of the problems it generates for the contemporary scholar.
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distinguished scholar
Its author is a distinguished scholar known for his work on western unionism.
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eminent scholar
Within a short time he acquired fame as an eminent scholar and received students from far and near.
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feminist scholar
Smith is a feminist scholar who proposes institutional ethnography as a method to guide critical analyses for a number of purposes, including discourse analysis.
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independent scholar
He is an independent scholar who lectures and consults widely.
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international scholar
The book may also find a wider audience among international scholars interested in the policy context of population ageing.
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leading scholar
These names reveal a wide and prestigious network that e only a leading scholar can mobilize "to enlighten his approach".
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learned scholar
He was also a learned scholar and a skilled doctor.
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legal scholar
For example, identifying oneself as a postmodernist or critical legal scholar might have positive or negative career consequences within a particular law faculty.
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literary scholar
In it a text is analysed by a historian and a literary scholar.
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medieval scholar
His annotations give a good idea of the wide variety of works available to a medieval scholar.
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modern scholar
His style has been described by one modern scholar as graceful and passionate.
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noted scholar
He is a noted scholar of historical organs and has advised on the restoration of historical instruments.
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outstanding scholar
These sessions feature an invited address from an outstanding scholar followed by live musical performances of infrequently heard period repertory.
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prominent scholar
His special field was surgery, but he was also a prominent scholar in dentistry.
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religious scholar
He was a brave and fearless religious scholar.
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renowned scholar
He was now a renowned scholar and had accumulated some fame throughout the region.
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respected scholar
When one thinks of distinguished scholarship in our field, it is hard to imagine a more productive or a more respected scholar.
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senior scholar
For me, a young scholar chafing under self-imposed limitations, he offered a model of the maturing and transforming senior scholar.
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visiting scholar
There is also an active recruitment initiative that includes the development of a visiting scholar and invited speaker program.
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well-known scholar
He became a well-known scholar specializing in the field of calendar systems.
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western scholar
He was the first western scholar to systematically collect artifacts and test their accuracy.
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young scholar
For me, a young scholar chafing under self-imposed limitations, he offered a model of the maturing and transforming senior scholar.
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