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    Reflections on the Liberal University: Truth, citizenship and the role of the academic

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    The starting point for this paper is the fact that the organisation and practice of higher education, and our ideas about it, are informed by conflicting ideals. I explore some of this conflict by looking in detail at what I call the liberal model of the university, and at two competitors to it that have gained increasing influence in recent years: the economic and ideological models. I examine the main criticisms of the liberal university, and what I believe to be its strengths in comparison with these other two models

    Classics and the acquisition and validation of power in Britain’s “imperial century” (1815–1914)

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