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Academia Obscura The Hidden Silly Side Of Higher Education Glen Wright

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Academia Obscura The Hidden Silly Side Of Higher Education Glen Wright
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Publisher: Unbound
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.16 MB
Pages: 288
Author: Glen Wright
ISBN: 9781783523412, 1783523417
Language: English
Year: 2018

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Academia Obscura The Hidden Silly Side Of Higher Education Glen Wright by Glen Wright 9781783523412, 1783523417 instant download after payment.

If you think academia is a prestigious place of serious, erudite professors . . . think again. Step inside the ivory tower and let Glen Wright guide you on a journey through the weird, wonderful and often bizarre history of academe, from the very earliest in-jokes of medieval scribes. Learn how one cat tricked some of the greatest minds into awarding it tenure, how Colonel Gaddafi co-authored a thesis, and why some rats wear polyester trousers. This irreverent book filled with levitating frogs, defecating penguins, and super-specific scientific research shows you the rather sillier side of scholarly life. Academics will never take themselves too seriously again. And neither will anyone else.

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