Scott Timberg, Culture Crash: The Killing of the Creative Class (Yale University Press). Ecco qualche dato sconcertante, e triste: "Over the past two decades, the number of English majors graduating from
Yale University has plummeted by 60 percent; at Stanford University in
2013, only 15 percent of students majored in the humanities. In American universities, more than 50 percent
of faculty is adjuncts, pittance-paid laborers with no medical
insurance and barely a prayer to bolster them. In the publishing and
journalism trades, 260,000 jobs were nixed between 2007 and 2009. Since
the turn of the century, around 80 percent of cultural critics writing
for newspapers have lost their jobs. There are only two remaining
full-time dance critics in the entire United States of America. A not
untypical yearly salary in 2008 for a professional dancer was $15,000". William Giraldi, newrepublic.
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