At Fault
At Fault
What Joyce Can Teach Us about the Crisis of the Modern University
Chapter 1 argues that the university is in crisis, hamstrung by fear of corporate liability, the loss of due process, and the rise of optics over truth as a university value. The students are the victims of an educational environment that has no tolerance for error. The modern university is “At Fault”: at a fault line, where the principles of empathy and understanding are at war with the principles of institutional cowardice.
Keywords: fault, optics, empathy, university in crisis
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