The same Judith Butler that came up with 'performativity'? Good luck with that spectator! I dont understand the polymath moniker, it seems to be a British defi

The same Judith Butler that came up with 'performativity'? Good luck with that spectator! I dont understand the polymath moniker, it seems to be a British definition that elucidates a role in life that requires multiple high level skills without describing where that applies in modern life. As if it were a position one could attain rather than a useful, purposeful skill. Tech leads like Jobs described art and science at the highest level as the same thing. He demonstrated in production, high level knowledge in both distinct categories, but would likely never be discussed by the Brits. Its strange to see someone like Stephen Fry being described as a polymath, when he works as a quiz show host and author. He is paid to learn and recite that learning independent of its application in society. I prefer the older British term 'expert generalist' as it seems more accurate and discusses people who applied their learning more frequently.