Essays on the endowment of research
By: by various writers
Publisher: King
Published: 1876
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 278
Subjects: Research
Notes: Access to portions of this material may be restricted.
Table of contents: title: I. Pattison, M. Review of the situation.; title: II. Cotton, J.S. The intentions of the founders of fellowships.; title: III. Appleton, C.E. The economic character of subsidies to education.; title: IV. Appleton, C.E. The endowment of research as a form of productive expenditure.; title: V. Sayce, A.H. The results of the examination-system at Oxford.; title: VI. Sorby, H.C. Unencumbered research: a personal experience.; title: VII. Cheyne, T.K. The maintenance of the study of the Bible.; title: VIII. Sayce, A.H. The needs of the historical sciences.; title: IX. Thiselton Dyer, W.T. The needs of biology.; title: X. Nettleship, H. The present relations between classical research and classical education in England.