0 the part of society, especially universities, that is connected with study and thinking
My departure from Dublin ended these happy hours of companionship, and I exchanged that academe and my beloved Plato in petticoats for my play-house work at Liverpool.
The beautiful elms that shaded great part of the way massed themselves in the "groves of academe" at the Square, and showed pleasant glimpses of "Old Harvard's scholar factories red," then far fewer than now.
Not only that, but inescapeable processes of globalization, a nice buzz word now in academe, make such objective pretensions increasingly anachronistic.
Nevertheless, it is part of the currency of academe and continues to carry weight with those wishing to publish their work in a prestigious journal.
This article advocates a mutually beneficial rapprochement between the disciplines - both in academe and the workplace.
Neither is this just a textbook : it is a standard work of reference, which will be used by many inside and outside academe.
It would arguably have benefited the contributors, with career aspirations in academe, to submit their work to the scrutiny of journal publication.
Gender archaeologists have often interpreted the reluctance to deal with their challenge as the classical, conservative reaction of the largely androcentric academe.
