Many of them have discovered that Stephen is not just absolutely disinclined to grant such permission, but is also deeply hostile to the entire scholarly enterprise.

Instead of protecting Dr. King against commercialization, it began suing or dunning people who use his best-known words and ideas in scholarly or journalistic enterprises.

Environmental history frequently promoted a moral and political agenda although it steadily became a more scholarly enterprise.

But it is also obsessed with wanting intellectual respectability, with being taken seriously by whites as a scholarly enterprise that produces genuine, peer-reviewed, rigorously researched work.

What especially changed his mind was the continuing impact of the Jesus Seminar, a scholarly enterprise with the public relations flair of Madonna.

The university, as an educational scholarly enterprise, gains nothing financially from its association with the activities of teams fielded in its name by "our" athletic department.

"Borden continued to feel that it was a scholarly enterprise and well worth doing," said Stephen Weissman, a friend and business associate.

There is a love of the scholarly enterprise that comes from sitting in rare book reading rooms and actually handling texts that are 300 to 400 years old.

An academic psychologist is a qualified psychologist who endorses the view that psychology is a scholarly and scientific enterprise, not an informal and intuitive practice.

An important scholarly enterprise, the History of Cartography, published by the University of Chicago Press, provides further signs of the field's evolution.