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So asking: why so anxious? What I’ll ask about is this: what stirs many tenured faculty in humanities departments at wealthy private colleges and universities to so often pick and fret and prod at almost any perturbation of their worlds of practice–their departments, their disciplines, their publications, their colleges and universities? The crisis in the humanities, we’re often assured, doesn’t exist. The assurance is, in many ways, completely correct. And yet humanists are in fact anxious. Change comes to every generation in academia. There’s nothing wrong with self-interest.
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