Meanings of scholarly book in English

In 1978, the year in which she married, she published a scholarly book on Chinese gardens.

Hughes has written the first scholarly book about the mythical Helen, whose abduction by Paris caused the 10-year Trojan war.

His name does not appear in the only scholarly book known to me on the activities of the Jewish Anti-Fascist Committee.

Cutler had written scholarly books but was now working on a detective novel, not without difficulty.

There's something nice about browsing the titles of textbooks, special publications, memoirs, and other scholarly books.

Irish publishing houses continue to publish scholarly books to the highest editorial and production standards, as they have always done.

"It's the only scholarly book ever written about San Lorenzo."

Brilliant and dazzling, Mary Beard is famous for making television shows that make history exciting and for large, scholarly books that win serious prizes.

Since scholarly books rarely appeal to readers outside of academia, there are very few that publish books for academics and the general, educated reader.

But Beth erroneously judged that the aged and infirm love sober and scholarly books, and picked out a treatise that proved ineffably dull and tedious.