Bill Readings's scientific contributions
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... Does it lose its power when reduced to a mere fragment of an idea, shattered by the forces of commercialisation, with an industrialised workforce at odds with oblivious corporate management? Is the future Readings (1997) foresaw in his projections of the university in ruins; a morally corrupt, market-driven institution, still relevant-or was it ever? Driven by this question, Dolgon (1998, p. 212) argues for a focus "on the people whose critical intellectual inquiry might inspire critical political engagements and create visions of what justice and reason might mean." ...
