Good fiction is experiential and usually subversive. What happens there is between you and the book; your experience as a reader can't be dictated to you retrospectively by higher powers. Too much force-feeding & what you get is skilled non-readershttps://twitter.com/clairlemon/status/1062287178976227329 …
College classes are a totally different ballgame: they're not compulsory. I can't speak to your teaching ability, but if your students don't find your materials or methods useful, they presumably don't have to be there
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Yeah that’s basically true. I think about this stuff a lot, both in terms of the relevant pedagogical issues, and the broader questions of what it means to teach philosophy, and to what extent philosophy can be properly und as edifying. I can reliably fill seats, though not sure
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....how articulately I could convey my approach (distill it down to basic components) in such a way that it was emulatable.
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