"The Problem of Relativism" critique has its seeds in Sextus's rejection of the Academics (_Outlines_, I.3-17); alas, any serious reader of the _Outlines_ will be unimpressed by the victory these authors achieve against their etiolated strawman
Graham Hubbs
This is a pretty wild disclaimer to read at the top of a document called "Report on the State of Scholarship in the Humanities and the Humanistic Social Sciences."
In other words, if this would not pass peer-review, why has it been released?
Phillip Maciak
Two divisive campus leaders commissioned a report that asks an equally divisive question: Have the humanities and social sciences been corrupted by politics? https://chroni.cl/4eafiNL
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A group of well-known scholars convened by two prominent campus leaders studied the question and found “a deterioration in scholarly standards” across several disciplines.
