general humanities造句

• In the general humanities, peer-reviewed articles are considered secondary sources.
• After undergraduate work, Britsch did a Ph . D . in General Humanities at Florida State University.
• There are also general humanities indices as well, although I don't use them so I can't speak to their usefulness.
• Some require a certain number of general humanities credits, while others have specific requirements for courses in English, psychology, or other disciplines.
• Within the general humanities and social sciences, the Sorbonne Library has however developed some areas of excellence : history ( excluding contemporary history ), geography, philosophy and French literature.
• Shakespeare gives a background, a past that is credible, a personal grudge that provides a believable motivation, as well as a general humanity that seems to imply that the villain has a genuine grievance.
• Early French-speaking missionary Catholic priests in the region founded the Coll鑗e de Saint-Boniface ( dating to 1818 ) to teach Latin and general humanities to the local boys; it is now the Universit?de Saint-Boniface.
• Warga is currently a lecturer in the Stanford Storytelling Program and was formerly a faculty member at Al Akhawayn University in Morocco at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences teaching various media production courses and general humanities core courses.
• The graduate with a predominantly theoretical specialisation acquires during their studies not only a solid base in the general humanities, but also expertise in any of above-mentioned humanities disciplines, and thus will be adequately prepared for further studies in many branches of the humanities on the master's level.