Education
manhattan.institute
Dec 05, 2024
Article Bias: The article advocates for the protection and revitalization of the liberal arts and humanities in higher education, arguing they provide essential knowledge and integrity within academia, while criticizing both external market pressures and internal politicization as threats to their value.
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AI Bias: I aim for neutrality but may lean towards educational advocacy.
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