This essay (serialized here across 24 separate posts) uses words and numbers to discuss the uses of words and numbers — particularly examining evaluations of university degrees that employ statistical data to substantiate competing claims. Statistical analyses are crudely introduced as the mode du jour of popular logic, but any ratiocinative technique could likely be inserted in this re-fillable space and applied to create and defend categories of meaning with or without quantitative support. Questions posed across the series include: […]
Tag: James Joyce
A Good Book with Prof. Trost
The latest episode in our A Good Book series has just been uploaded to Vimeo! This video features Prof. Theodore Trost and his discussion of James Joyce’s monumental novel Ulysses. Be sure to give it a watch! A Good Book with Prof. Trost from UA Religious Studies. […]