Satire, Swift and the deconstruction of the public intellectual

Educational Philosophy and Theory 54 (7):849-856 (2022)
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It is intended that a large Academy be erected, capable of containing nine thousand seven hundred forty and three persons, which, by modest computation, is reckoned to be pretty near the current nu...

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