Yes, in both the theoretical and political senses. In both cases, it forced me to think harder and more rigorously.https://twitter.com/AdamHDomby/status/1467585897663193092 …
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Isn't the historical norm the opposite? Medieval universities taught catholic orthodoxy; anglicanism was compulsory at Oxford and Cambridge until the 19th century; academics were nationalist-coded until the second world war; and Soviet unis taught what politics allowed.
The ideal of the university as a place for a wide range of ideas is largely a product of the Enlightenment. It is also a good idea to which universities should be far more committed than they generally are, though the fault here is more often with administration than professors.
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Oh, I agree it's a good idea. But I wonder how wide the range can stay under the pressure of finishing-school-ification on the one hand and social stagnation on the other.
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