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The University Revisioned: An Alternative to Corporate Mis-education

Jeff Lustig

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On being asked to introduce a prospective student to the Sophist Protagoras, Socrates agreed and then in his characteristic manner asked why. “What is he,” Socrates inquired of the student, “and wh...

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On being asked to introduce a prospective student to the Sophist Protagoras, Socrates agreed and then in his characteristic manner asked why. “What is he,” Socrates inquired of the student, “and wh...

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On being asked to introduce a prospective student to the Sophist Protagoras, Socrates agreed and then in his characteristic manner asked why. “What is he,” Socrates inquired of the student, “and wh...

Key concepts: Higher education, Curriculum, State (computer science), Government (linguistics), Fell, Power (physics), Political science, Management

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