mediaevalist造句

• Originally of the mediaevalist progressive rock group John Williams and the London Symphony Orchestra.
• Andrew Duncan studied as a mediaevalist and started his writing career in punk " fanzines ".
• The 21st century mediaevalist Geoffrey Stell compiled a census of earls of Lennox, or members of their family.
• In the 1990s Mona Mur met up with multi-instrumentalist and mediaevalist Christian St . Claire resulting in collaborations.
• The mediaevalist and ghost story writer M . R . James was provost of Eton from 1918 until his death in 1936.
• A noted Mediaevalist, Cawley has commentated and edited numerous works including " Everyman ", mediaeval miracle plays, and the Wakefield Mystery Plays.
• The Spanish mediaevalist Eduardo Manzano Moreno wrote that the concept of convivencia has no support in the historical record [  el concepto de convivencia no tiene ninguna apoyatura hist髍ica ].
• In 1985 Branson, Ross Cameron, John Utans, and Patrick Troy founded Splinters Theatre of Spectacle which had its origins in mediaevalist antics in Canberra's inner north.
• These approaches, of methodology and historiography are looked at from archival standpoints within Oriental and Mediaevalist Studies, fail to recognize the fact that philosophy in Islam can still be a living intellectual tradition.
• A monument from a later date, the Early Christian basilica of St . George, restored by the noted mediaevalist, Professor A . Orlandos, may be seen at Halinados, not far away.
• In the latter discipline, Lejeune-Jung earned, under the mediaevalist Alois Schulte, a doctorate in philosophy whose theme was " Walther von Palearia, Chancellor of the Norman-Hohenstaufen Empire ".
• They more freely experimented with picturesque silhouettes and polychromatic surfaces; taking more from Ruskin's interest in'impure'Gothic styles and the artistic merits of Gothic, than from Pugin's High Church and mediaevalist approach.
• In recent studies that aim at'renewing the impetus of philosophical thinking in Islam', El-Bizri offers critical analyses of the conventions of methodology and historiography that dominate the mainstream academic and epistemic approaches in studying'Islamic philosophy'from'archival'standpoints, within Oriental and Mediaevalist Studies; arguing that these do not usually recognise the fact that'philosophy in Islam'can still be a living intellectual tradition, and that its renewal requires a radical reform in ontology, epistemology and cosmology within Islamic thought, which have primacy over the emphasis on theories of value, on politics and law.