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Truth and universities in Australia.(Universities)
THE QUEST FOR TRUTH has traditionally been the vocation of those who choose university life. This has been expressed in the nineteenth-century ideal that the university stands for the realm of solid knowledge as opposed to the opinion of the general society and that its task is to counter the deficiencies of mere opinion.
In turn this goes back to Coleridge's idea that the church is a separate estate of the realm devoted to intellectual and spiritual matters and staffed by a particular group of people devoted to such matters, a clerisy. The church includes schools and universities as well as religious establishments and, as Coleridge states clearly, is Christian ...
- The concept of disinterestedness in eighteenth-century British aesthetics....
- Magazine article from: The Review of Metaphysics Rind, Miles March 1, 2002 700+ words
...Hutcheson are widely thought to have used the notion of disinterestedness to distinguish an aesthetic mode of perception from all...none of the writers in question possessed the notion of disinterestedness that has been used in later aesthetic theory, and that...
- - disinterestedness, white in the centre is light-- the path of truth to guide...
- News wire article from: PTI - The Press Trust of India Ltd. September 23, 2009 700+ words
September 23, 2009 (PTI) - disinterestedness, white in the centre is light-- the path of truth to guide or conduct, and the green shows our relation to to the planet life...
- Disinterestedness Dies.(Brief Article)
- Magazine article from: The Nation ALTERMAN, ERIC June 5, 2000 700+ words
When, in 1980, George Will was discovered to be coaching Ronald Reagan on debating tactics one minute and pronouncing him a "thoroughbred performer" the next, journalists professed to be shocked and angered by Will's ethical transgression. But when Crossfire host Mary Matalin is reported to be a
- On disinterestedness and beauty.(SYMPOSIUM: Arts Education from Past to Present)
- Magazine article from: Arts Education Policy Review Kant, Immanuel September 1, 2005 700+ words
To apprehend a regular and appropriate building with one's cognitive faculties, be the mode of representation clear or confused, is quite a different thing from being conscious of this representation with an accompanying sensation of delight. Here the representation is referred wholly to the
- Dance this diss around. (victim art)
- Magazine article from: Artforum International Bhabha, Homi K. April 1, 1995 700+ words
...Literature Department of the University of Pataniganj - a small...like the U.S., the University of Pataniganj is involved...the poet, the "ideal of disinterestedness." That disinterestedness can only operate when the...
- The right comes of age.(Commentary)(Op-Ed)
- Newspaper article from: The Washington Times Lindberg, Tod March 27, 2001 700+ words
...force field of phony objectivity and disinterestedness. Worse, the ABA might even have...own assessment of its authority and disinterestedness. That the ABA takes left-leaning...organization deserves the presumption of disinterestedness in other areas, at least not from...
- Slogans and attitudes.(The Image of the English Gentleman in Twentieth-Century...
- Magazine article from: Evelyn Waugh Newsletter and Studies September 22, 2009 700+ words
...Pitcher, Bennington College. If disinterestedness is sociologically possible, it can...encounter between habitus predisposed to disinterestedness and the universes in which disinterestedness is rewarded. Pierre Bourdieu...
- The Art of Eloquence: Byron, Dickens, Tennyson, Joyce.(Book review)
- Magazine article from: The Modern Language Review Tate, Gregory October 1, 2008 700+ words
...BEVIS. Oxford: Oxford University Press. 2007. ix+302...disinterested. The concept of disinterestedness is a key one for Bevis...Bevis's focus on the disinterestedness of his authors fails to...account of the political disinterestedness of Byron's poetry. Nevertheless...
