....” In the Anthropocene, which is now leading to a state of absolute nonknowledge while producing massively entropic biospherical effects, it is crucial to transform data architectures and the faculties of knowledge in ways that not only undo the reduction of knowledge to information but do so starting from...

... through which it is possible for us to bring about or even guarantee the success of our practices. The question of the possibility of success thus leads to the faculties that make us able to have successful practices. Philosophy understands the question of the possibility of knowledge and morality...

..., faculty evaluations are based on three key pieces of information: “their salary, how much external research funding they received and how much money they gen- erated from teaching.”12 According to university administrators, “The information will allow offi cials to add the funds...

... that the rewards and incentives in higher education have forced professors to abandon the valuable task of education in order to devote themselves to the less valuable and in many cases worthless and distracting activity of research. The result, he says, is that faculty are overworked...

... universities like Cali- fornia, would begin to chip away at literature and language pro- grams? That in 2011 not a day would go by without an announce- ment that another humanities program has been severely cut or a modern language program quietly eliminated? Faculty governance, moreover, is rapidly...

... by compressing time to degree (getting you out in less than four years) and using faculty more “effi ciently.” Online ed for UC degree stu- dents, the UCOF report suggests, would contribute to both. Now, this might be reasonable enough if (a) online educa- tion could generate the revenue...

...Francesco Crocco Copyright © 2011 Qui Parle 2011 Contesting the Manufactured Crisis of Public Higher Education at CUNY francesco crocco Chanting “Education is a right! Fight! Fight! Fight!” a coalition of students, faculty, and staff from the City University of New York (CUNY...

... arguing for me; he is famously eloquent). "As in the case of all things in this world," he writes, the faculty of reason, which gives man such great advan- tages over the animals, has its special disadvantages, and opens up to him paths of error [Abwege] into which...

... this will- to- will- lessness very much to heart. It’s a very different picture of the self than, say, in the seventeenth century and early eighteenth century, where you have a bunch of faculties, which included the will, but the will wasn’t in charge. For Descartes reason is or should be in charge, and if there’s...

... the act of classification or pattern recognition, that is, the universal faculty to make categories out of perceptions that appear different and incomplete. (3) Classification happens via the self-organization of connections in the brain, or neural networks: knowledge is not made of propositions...

...: academic freedom, faculty governance, and the question of liberation in Pal- estine, especially when explicitly linked to Indigenous studies and the settler colonial status of the United States. Professor Salaita was fi red—some like to liberalize it by saying “unhired,” but let’s be clear...

... Reason, addressed the subject with some degree of precision.2 In The Confl ict of the Faculties he distinguished clearly between the tasks of the faculty of theology and the faculty of philosophy (W, 9:263ff In his time the great university faculties (or disciplines)—both those of Latin-Germanic...

..., the Academic Ranking of World Universi- ties is often criticized for being skewed toward the hard sciences. It determines the relative position of a university by taking into account, among others things, the number of Nobel Prize winners and the quantity of faculty publications in Science and Nature...

..., our joy. Ye are not straitened in me but in your own bowels as my body without a soul is a carcass so my soul is a chaos a heap of faculties without your spirit a heap feeling given over to itself unable to refuse let alone refine what was given or run away or otherwise escaping...

... located not in diminished faculties of sensation in relation to an open futurity, but in the diminished collectivized memory of the senses, a “cultural incapacity to codify the past, present, and anticipatory experiences at the level of sensory experience.” 87 Copyright © 2021 Editorial Board...

... harmful—work being done on American campuses. I could pick on the fact that much of the fi eld of economics has become a truly dismal science, and that its reigning neoliberal models were partly responsible for the crash of 2008; or I could point to a faculty proposal in psychol- ogy I reviewed...

... of the Secular: Christianity, Islam, Modernity; and Genealogies of Religion: Discipline and Reasons of Power in Christianity and Islam. alan bass is a psychoanalyst in private practice in New York City, and on the graduate philosophy faculty of the New School for Social Research. He is the author...

... Contributors souleymane bachir diagne taught philosophy for twenty years at Cheikh Anta Diop University, Dakar, Senegal, and recently at Northwest- ern University; he is now on the faculty of Columbia University’s French Department. He is an alumnus of l’École Normale Superieure...

... organized to protest layoffs, fee increases, budget cuts, and other forms of privatization. In September there was an attempted occupation at UC Berkeley following the massive faculty, staff, and student walk- out, and a successful library occupation at California State Univer- sity Fullerton...

... dissected countless ani- mals from the royal menagerie, he was convinced that the opera- tion of such a “reasoning” faculty could be easily observed in a horse, for instance. If Cartesian dogma was correct in imagining the movements of a horse to be only the quasi-automatic effect...