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Wednesday, September 06, 2006
 
Detail from illustration accompanying an article on Deep Springs College in last week's New Yorker.
Uncanonical subjects, such as Lusophone language and culture, the writings of Ivan Illich, traditional breads of Europe and the Middle East, and auto mechanics, are offered alongside Shakespeare, Proust, Lévi-Strauss, and Marx. Philosophy is perennially in fashion. A student nicknamed Dasein, after a term in Heidegger, told me, "'False dichotomy' and 'discourse' are our favorite words."
 
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