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Exodus
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- Nombre de pages304
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-61219-183-6
- EAN9781612191836
- Date de parution29/01/2013
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille2 Mo
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- ÉditeurMelville House
Résumé
A wickedly funny and satisfyingly highbrow black comedy about the collapse of Western academic institutions under the weight of neoliberal economics and crushing, widespread idiocy. Lars and W., the two preposterous philosophical anti-heroes of Spurious and Dogma-called "Uproarious" by the New York Times Book Review-return and face a political, intellectual, and economic landscape in a state of total ruination.
With philosophy professors being moved to badminton departments and gin in short supply-although not short enough-the two hapless intellectuals embark on a relentless mission. Well, several relentless missions. For one, they must help gear a guerilla philosophy movement-conducted outside the academy, perhaps under bridges-that will save the study of philosophy after the long, miserable decades of intellectual desert known as the early 21st-century.
For another, they must save themselves, perhaps by learning to play badminton after all. Gin isn't free, you know.
With philosophy professors being moved to badminton departments and gin in short supply-although not short enough-the two hapless intellectuals embark on a relentless mission. Well, several relentless missions. For one, they must help gear a guerilla philosophy movement-conducted outside the academy, perhaps under bridges-that will save the study of philosophy after the long, miserable decades of intellectual desert known as the early 21st-century.
For another, they must save themselves, perhaps by learning to play badminton after all. Gin isn't free, you know.
A wickedly funny and satisfyingly highbrow black comedy about the collapse of Western academic institutions under the weight of neoliberal economics and crushing, widespread idiocy. Lars and W., the two preposterous philosophical anti-heroes of Spurious and Dogma-called "Uproarious" by the New York Times Book Review-return and face a political, intellectual, and economic landscape in a state of total ruination.
With philosophy professors being moved to badminton departments and gin in short supply-although not short enough-the two hapless intellectuals embark on a relentless mission. Well, several relentless missions. For one, they must help gear a guerilla philosophy movement-conducted outside the academy, perhaps under bridges-that will save the study of philosophy after the long, miserable decades of intellectual desert known as the early 21st-century.
For another, they must save themselves, perhaps by learning to play badminton after all. Gin isn't free, you know.
With philosophy professors being moved to badminton departments and gin in short supply-although not short enough-the two hapless intellectuals embark on a relentless mission. Well, several relentless missions. For one, they must help gear a guerilla philosophy movement-conducted outside the academy, perhaps under bridges-that will save the study of philosophy after the long, miserable decades of intellectual desert known as the early 21st-century.
For another, they must save themselves, perhaps by learning to play badminton after all. Gin isn't free, you know.
