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: Diagnosis and Description of the Genus of barbarism that is integral to what I am calling academic barbarism is informed chiefly by Michel Henry’s and Walter Benjamin’s theories of barbarism and also by what has recently been described as “weak barbarism.” For Radu Vasile Chialda, “strong barbarism” refers to the “classic” definition of

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The Mechanism of Action of Amphotericinquality. Their work points to further crossovers between the meritocratic educational practices of the academic industry—what I am calling academic barbarism after Henry and Benjamin—and the neo-liberal economic practices of hedge funds and investment banks that have contributed more directly to hei

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Aspetti psicologici nella sclerosi multiplach centres. In 2013, the Chinese government invested more than 1.18 trillion renminbi, or $190 billion, which is more than two percent of its gross domestic product, in “the development of scientific research and experimentation,” according to China’s National Bureau of Statistics (Tallow 2015). How

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Book 2016.The image of the university is tarnished: this book examines how recent philosophies of education, new readings of its economics, new technologies affecting research and access, and contemporary novelists‘ representations of university life all describe a global university that has given up on its promise of greater educational equality..