Sentences with phrase «idea of academic freedom»

John Wiley & Sons itself is an uncivilized and racist assault to the very idea of academic freedom.

A culture of bullying has taken over in this area, and the idea of academic freedom, wide enquiry, and genuine debate and analysis is no longer seen as essential in university life.

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As an Enlightenment idea, «academic freedom» is usually associated with a rationale that depends on a particular view of human nature.

Academic freedom that's officially indifferent to truth or about «the free marketplace of ideas» always serves the forces of progressivist liberation; it implies, as John Stuart Mill seems to teach, a strong bias against truth claims that limit personal freedom or, as our Supreme Court now says, relational autonomy.

The test of academic freedom is the ability of employees of the university to present ideas that are deeply opposed by the constituency that provides its funding.

As it is, theologians go on endlessly about the repression of academic freedom and of their ever - so - creative ideas while ignoring the Magisterium's invitation to face up to the full importance and dignity of their task.

They benefit from the freedom to explore new ideas without fear of failure or the stress of grades, and regular exposure to new experiences can also increase their cognitive flexibility, preparing them for academic challenges.

For many, the idea evokes images of a well - compensated, full - time scholar with the academic freedom, job security and prestige associated with tenure.

«Each artist has been given freedom to present their ideas and advice in their own style, which leads to an enjoyably rich collection of voices, some personal and chatty, others serious and academic,» says the art review outlet Creative Review.

I agree that emeritus status provides many more degrees of expression and idea exploration freedom than a secure academic position.

Public Comment Policy This policy asserts Macquarie University's commitment to the principles of academic freedom, and its expectation that staff will challenge society's ideas and contribute to open debate by commenting publicly within areas of their professional expertise.

«I think Justice Hugo Black was right to say that First Amendment rights «must be accorded to the ideas we hate or sooner or later they will be denied to the ideas we cherish»; and the same is true of academic freedom principles, flowing both from the First Amendment rights of public university employees and from their tenure contracts and professional norms.