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The Academic Gregories - Ambition Rivalry and Intellectual Pursuits: An Academic Family Saga - cover
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The Academic Gregories - Ambition Rivalry and Intellectual Pursuits: An Academic Family Saga

Agnes Grainger Stewart

Editora: Good Press

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In "The Academic Gregories," Agnes Grainger Stewart intricately examines the lives and contributions of key figures in academia who share the surname Gregory. Blending biographical analysis with cultural criticism, the book unfolds in a literary style that is both engaging and informative, marked by rich prose and a nuanced understanding of the academic landscape. Stewart situates her work within the broader context of educational discourse, reflecting on how these individuals shaped contemporary thought and pedagogy, thereby elevating the frequently overlooked interplay between personal narratives and academic achievement. Agnes Grainger Stewart, a distinguished scholar in educational history and biographical studies, draws upon her extensive research background to illuminate the stories of the Gregories. Her passion for academic excellence and her commitment to uncovering hidden narratives in educational history motivate her to create a text that is both illuminating and accessible. Stewart'Äôs familiarity with the intellectual rigor required in academia provides her with unique insights, allowing her to bridge the gap between scholarly research and general readership. "The Academic Gregories" is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of biography and academic legacy. Stewart's compelling narrative and thorough research not only enlighten but challenge readers to consider the profound impact individuals can have on the world of education. This book stands as a testament to the rich, complex tapestry of academic history and is poised to inspire the next generation of scholars.
Disponível desde: 30/10/2023.
Comprimento de impressão: 108 páginas.

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