Love Song for the Life of the Mind Sophia Houghton Drawing from newspapers

Drawing from newspapers

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This volume provides a much-needed evaluation of the use and value of standardized admissions tests in an era of widespread grade inflation

Love Song for the Life of the Mind Sophia Houghton Drawing from newspapersLove Song for the Life of the Mind develops the view of comedy that, the author argues, would have been set out in Aristotle's missing second book of ""Poetics"". As such it is both a philosophical and a historical argument about Aristotle; and the theory of comedy it elucidates is meant to be trans historically and trans culturally accurate. After a preface that sets out the primacy and centrality of mimesis for both individual and societal