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The fortunes of the humanities
Publication details: Stanford Stanford University Press 2000Description: 127p xiISBN:- 9780804732642
- 371.100000Â GIL
Contents:
Contents
Preface-- Introduction: the fortunes of the humanities in an age of reallocated resources;
1. How to get tenure;
2. Teaching and researching in the humanities from a transdisciplinary perspective;
3. Some models of interdisciplinary teaching;
4. Habent sua fata libelli: books, jobs, and the MLA;
5. A humanist looks at language teaching and study;
6. A near future past the millennium: german studies after 2001;
7. German? American? literature? some thoughts on the problem of question marks and hyphens;
8. Medicine and education in the year
9. I can we live forever;
Notes.
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National Law School | Library Compactors | 371.1 GIL (Browse shelf(Opens below)) | Available | 16414 |
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Contents
Preface-- Introduction: the fortunes of the humanities in an age of reallocated resources;
1. How to get tenure;
2. Teaching and researching in the humanities from a transdisciplinary perspective;
3. Some models of interdisciplinary teaching;
4. Habent sua fata libelli: books, jobs, and the MLA;
5. A humanist looks at language teaching and study;
6. A near future past the millennium: german studies after 2001;
7. German? American? literature? some thoughts on the problem of question marks and hyphens;
8. Medicine and education in the year
9. I can we live forever;
Notes.
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