monograph

In a monograph, the author has the best chance of a free hand.

He later wrote about this war in a lost monograph.

I have written something of a monograph upon the subject.

He was said to have written more than 10 monographs, of which not all are available to the public.

He had even written a monograph or two on the subject.

Studies on both cultural groups are also included in the monograph series.

The report of this study was published as the monograph in 1955.

From 1924 to 1932, he published a series of monographs for the society.

"In fact, I have read every monograph you ever published."

They should form the subject of a separate monograph by another hand.

The last monograph of the entire family was published in 2004.

He is the author of over 110 scientific works, several monographs.

And now, for the first time, a large monograph on the artist has been written.

They can coast along on a single monograph for decades.

A monograph is a comprehensive work on a single subject.

The English version of this monograph is also well known.

He is also an author of research articles and monographs.

A book on a single painter, for example, is a monograph.

You may possibly have read my little monograph upon the subject.

And in the trunk were several monographs on the same subject.

I am writing a little monograph on the subject shortly.

Additional information associated with this monograph can be found here.

One place to find such a list is at the back of a monograph or textbook.

Monographs are a main source of considered art critical writing.

He is author of several influential monographs in this field.