I can't decide if it is shirt sighted or sinister, I suppose it could be bothGetting rid of degrees that study critical analysis of text and sources is exactly the opposite of what should be happening.
I can't decide if it is shirt sighted or sinister, I suppose it could be bothGetting rid of degrees that study critical analysis of text and sources is exactly the opposite of what should be happening.
There's an stigma about the humanities. Politicians, teachers and parents who push the narrative that a degree in the humanities is basically financial suicide.I can't decide if it is shirt sighted or sinister, I suppose it could be both
It's not just Eng. Lit., it's all the humanities. The country is fast becoming a country of ignoramuses.
I think this is a very good point :






They'll argue that's a BSc so a "proper" degreeAll the buffoons in politics graduated with degrees in politics, philosophy and economics, and look where that's got us.

It isn't just the workplace, it is in the home (or whats left of it) first. The focus on the core subjects, (Maths, Physics, Chemistry) "little Johnny is going to be a Dr don't you know". Expectation. Schooling and 'religious persuasion' instill conformism. Individuality, confidence, and the right to choose interest is harassed and bullied out of children. Things are changing thankfully but the pace of change is slow. When the levers of power are consigned to history it will be upon us all not to let 'them' or anything similar into the driving seat utilizing fear, pain and threat to divide and rule.There's an stigma about the humanities. Politicians, teachers and parents who push the narrative that a degree in the humanities is basically financial suicide.
I'm not exactly sure why development of creativity, critical thinking, empathy are considered lesser qualities in the workplace.
I suspect it follows the same logic that you can't be working if you're not in an office.
Agreed. My point was addressing the assumption of 'financial suicide' that's often made.It isn't just the workplace, it is in the home (or whats left of it) first. The focus on the core subjects, (Maths, Physics, Chemistry) "little Johnny is going to be a Dr don't you know". Expectation. Schooling and 'religious persuasion' instill conformism. Individuality, confidence, and the right to choose interest is harassed and bullied out of children. Things are changing thankfully but the pace of change is slow. When the levers of power are consigned to history it will be upon us all not to let 'them' or anything similar into the driving seat utilizing fear, pain and threat to divide and rule.
Tomorrow is a new day, and the tyrants and their murderers aren't welcome.
You may enjoy this lectureThey'll argue that's a BSc so a "proper" degree![]()
You may enjoy this lecture
Not sure how a class room really operates these days and this is 11 years old but still resonates I think.
Dude is always so angry
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