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Tag Archives: academe
Not to Complicate Matters, but … – ChronicleReview.com
The new devotion to complexity gives carte blanche to even the most trivial scholarly enterprise. If you can’t dazzle ‘em with brilliance, baffle ‘em with a serving of Dr. Frankfurt’s finest.
Historia Matematica Mailing List Archive: Re: [HM] Coauthorship (was: Oskar Morgenstern)
All this issue began in the late forties when, at Levi-Strauss’s request, Andre Weil wrote an appendix (pp 278-285) to Claude’s famous book ‘Les structures elementaires de la parente’”
Anne Trubek on Why We Shouldnt Still Be Learning Catcher in the Rye
Its main appeal to students, he argued, is simply that the young like to read about the young, prefer short books, and ones without too many references to other books. Salinger, he says, flatters [their] very ignorance and moral shallowness” … Continue reading
Legal Theory Blog: Intellectual Property and the Internet
“All the theory that fits”
::: Vietnam War Era Ephemera Collection :::
Eventually, all history is reduced to a term paper
Dishonorary Degrees – ChronicleReview.com
causis honoris: “Mike Tyson’s 1989 doctorate in humane letters from Central State University, in Ohio. Kermit the Frog’s doctorate of amphibious letters, in 1996, from Southhampton College at Long Island University”
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BLDGBLOG: The mathematics of preservation and the future of urban ruins
Reading about urban form is more gratifying than driving through it.