Universities in Translation F. G. Horgan

Universities in Translation F. G. HorganIn the world of English language academic publishing, the future of the university has increasingly attracted the attention of critical theorists in the humanities. While Bill Readings in 1996 catalyzed debate on corporatization, curriculum, and pedagogy, Frank Donoghue and Marc Bousquet in 2008 have analyzed the emergence of the for profit university and swelling ranks of contingent faculty. Yet these provocative works restrict their focus to the

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