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Have they read any good books lately? (for the people).(Brief Article)
From: Insight on the News
Date: 20020204
Author:Goode, Stephen
What do America's professors of language and literature talk about when they get together? John Milton? Edgar Allan Poe? William Shakespeare and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe? Well, yes, they do, but not in ways you might expect or hope. They do not, for instance, discuss these great writers in a way to deepen our appreciation and love for fine writing and storytelling. Far from it.
At the 2001 meeting of the Modern Language Association held in New Orleans the last week of December, for example, one could attend conference sessions focusing on such topics as "Sex with Aliens" ...
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