/lit/ - Literature

Remember, lads: the less accessible a work, the smarter you are for citing it. When no one understands what you're talking about, it proves how much smarter you are than them.

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>universities
>lit

Need some lit keks.

>Philosophy has an affinity with despotism, due to its predilection for Platonic-fascist top-down solutions that always screw up viciously. Schizoanalysis works differently. It avoids Ideas, and sticks to diagrams: networking software for accessing bodies without organs. BWOs, machinic singularities, or tractor fields emerge through the combination of parts with (rather than into) their whole; arranging composite individuations in a virtual/ actual circuit.

Academia seems to be in a bad state. What happened? Is Ted's argument correct or is there a better book on this topic?

Please no ban again tranny janny, I'm really interested in lit concerning the state of academia. Education is my field of study. looking for explanations about the quote in pic related. It's from a book.

If it's off topic please explain how instead of banning again. Cancelling free speech seems like a bad way to run this place.

Any books explaining what happened to academia? It's shit now.

>>16838111

>>16832629
So why do you sperg out about him being anti-academia whenever this gets posted?

Are there any good books that offer a critique of academia and academic thought?

>>16736170
There are no good universities.

>>16572131

>>16217443
>coming collapse

Any books explaining why academia went to shit? At this point the best isn't really much better than the worst. And this is true of both philosophy and literature. Why did this happen?

Any books on this besides pic related? I think it's obvious at this point that academia is just a waste of money, but what are the arguments against it and what are the alternatives?

>>15338159
this.

Where did it go wrong for academia?

Who was in the wrong?

>>15281344

Where did it go so wrong?