After fallout, Texas A&M prof replaces Plato on syllabus with lecture on free speech
The Texas A&M professor ordered to remove some of Plato’s teachings from a philosophy course informed the school he’ll replace the censured readings with one dealing with free speech and academic freedom, a screenshot of an email circulating online shows. Instead of Aristophranes’ myth of the split humans and Diotima’s Ladder of Love, Texas A&M […]
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