This document discusses the life and vocation of a scholar. It defines a scholar as someone who has studied a particular subject in great detail based on the Oxford dictionary. A scholar is said to have critical thinking skills and looks for new unknown aspects of their topic of study. Literary scholars and critics face similar challenges. While scholars value comforts like others, their main value is literary research in their work. The document also notes that organization and persuasive skills are important for both scholars and other professions like journalists and lawyers.

1. Research Methodology : life and
vocation of a scholar
Maharaja krishnkumar Sinhji
Bhavnagar University
NAME : JOSHI JIGNASHA
ROLL NO : O6
SEMESTER : 03
YEAR : 2012 – 2013

2.  The meaning of a scholar according to oxford
“advanced learner’s dictionary”
 “a scholar is a kind of person who know a lot
about a particular subject because they have
studied it in detail.”

3. 
 George Whalley
 “No true scholar can lack critical acumen;
and the scholar’s eye
 is rather like the poet’s – not, to be
sure, in a fine frenzy rolling,”
 but at least looking for something as
yet unknown which it knows
 it will find, with perceptions heightened
and modified by the act
 of looking. For knowing is qualitative
and is profoundly affected
 by the reason for wanting to
know..."

4.  Literary scholar and the critic are in the same
boat

5.  Dr. Johnson said about scholarship, he said,
“no man-but a blockhead ever wrote, except
for money”
 Scholars may value the creature comforts as
highly as do people in any other line of work.
Scholars value the literary research in their
vocation.

6. understand
Interpret Appreciate
Scholar

7. Scholar
journalist lawyer

8. Required qualities in both the
profession
Organizing Putting facts
together in a
skill clear pattern
persuasive

9. conclusion

10.  Submitted to Dr. Dilip Barad
 Department of English

11. Thank you