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Fiction
Philosophy Incarnate
Sheldon Currie watches Socrates take on the modern academy.
A reincarnated Socrates showed up needing work to sustain his eating and drinking habits, so he applied for a job teaching philosophy at a modern university.
“Not a lot of students interested in the liberal arts these days,” the Dean said. “But we do have a small group on a course, and yesterday the professor ran off with one of the secretaries. Where did you get your degree?”
“Athens.”
“Can we get a recommendation from your professor?”
“I don’t think so.
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