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Depends on the skill level of the grader, I suppose, but phrases like "postsemantic nationalism" are a red flag to me as an armchair philosopher with some knowl
by mcphilip 10y ago
Depends on the skill level of the grader, I suppose, but phrases like "postsemantic nationalism" are a red flag to me as an armchair philosopher with some knowledge of the history of postmodernist thought.
- oceante 10y agoA trivial google search will weed out these papers. They wouldn't make it past even the least skilled graders at any institution I'm familiar with... and if they did I think it would be the student who was really harmed, not the field.
- CalChris 10y agoI just love that phrase postsemantic nationalism. So I Googled it and found one legit hit and I can't really tell if it's legit. http://blacky2poe.w.interiowo.pl/realismandneost/theabsurdityofn.html http://blacky2poe.w.interiowo.pl/realismandneost/theabsurdit... But it reminds me of what in chess is called a computer move, something which is contrary to the way even super-gm's think but nevertheless a good move.