The Humanities must unite or die
Humanities folks need to hang together or ....
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Liberal arts grads are joining the tech workforce more rapidly than technical grads (LinkedIn, August 2015)
In our modern work economy, people have more opportunities and resources to get the job they want; what matters the most is what people do to get those jobs.
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College knowledge and computers (Robert Shiller, NYT, May 23, 2015)
A college education should be "broad and general," providing "complex communication skills and expert knowledge."
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05, 2015
Notes on the Humanities Crisis (Princeton Alumni Weekly, July 2014)
The humanities have a PR problem
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05, 2015
The Real Crisis of the Humanities (NYT, December 2013)
“Crisis” and “decline” are the words of the day in discussions of the humanities. A primary stimulus for the concern is a startling factoid: only 8 percent of undergraduates major in humanities. But this figure is misleading.
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05, 2015
End of the Humanities (New Republic, June 2014)
Like a consumptive protagonist in a Victorian novel, the humanities have been dying for a long, long time.
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05, 2015
Crisis in Humanities (Atlantic, June 2014)
With the Death of the Humanities Why professors, librarians, and politicians are shunning liberal arts in the name of STEM