Graduate Study and Research in the Arts and Sciences at the University of Pennsylvania

The present Report is in large part based upon the individual studies of graduate training and research which have been prepared under the direction of The Educational Survey. Three of these-on the Humanities, the Physical Sciences, and the Social Sciences-deal in detail with the program in these quadrants. In addition, the studies on the Engineering Schools and the Medical School have contributed to the picture of graduate work in these professional schools and the study of the College has provided important data. Because the separate studies were organized in different ways and with different criteria, the data which they present are not always comparable nor is their coverage uniform. In a few cases I have tried to supplement their materials with additional information. But I have not attempted to repeat their specific evaluations and recommendations. I have, however, discussed briefly certain problems which did not receive attention in any of the prior studies, such as the administration of research and the publication of research

A fifteenth century treatise on Education, by bishop Rodericus Zamorensis

Keniston Hayward. A fifteenth century treatise on Education, by bishop Rodericus Zamorensis. In: Bulletin Hispanique, tome 32, n°3, 1930. pp. 193-217

Periodicals in American libraries for the study of the Hispanic languages and literatures,

Compiled by a committee appointed by the Spanish language group of the Modern language association of America. Hayward Keniston, chairman.Mode of access: Internet

A sintaxe em Mattoso Câmara Syntax in Mattoso Câmara

Na apresentação da obra de J. Mattoso Câmara Jr., não há praticamente referência aos seus estudos sintáticos. O objetivo deste artigo é mostrar que o autor também se preocupou com a sintaxe portuguesa em toda a sua extensão. Suas considerações relativas ao período simples e composto são profundamente estimulantes e, pelo enfoque predominantemente formalista, não podem ser interpretadas como simples retomada da visão tradicional.<br>In the literature about Mattoso Câmara's work, there is practically no reference to his studies in syntax. The purpose of this article is to show that the author has also worked in Portuguese syntax in all its extension. His considerations concerning simple and complex clauses are deeply stimulating and, considering his predominantly formalist approach, they cannot be interpreted as a simple retaking of the traditional view