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childrenｃontｒｉbｕtｅsｌｉｔｔｌetoｔheglamouroｆcelebrｉtymomｓ.B]Ｃeｌebritymomshavｅinｆｌuｅnceｄouｒａt(yī)titudｅｔowaｒdsｃhiｌdrｅaring.C］Havingchｉldreｎintｅnｓifｉｅｓourdiｓsａt(yī)isfａctionwithlife．D]Wｅsｏmｅｔｉmesnegleｃttｈehappinessfroｍchildrｅａrinｇ.PａrtBDｉrecｔiｏnｓ：Tｈeｆollowｉｎgparagrａpｈａｒegiveninawｒｏngｏｒdｅr.FoｒＱuｅstioｎs41-4５,yｏuareｒeｑuiredtoreorｇanizeｔheｓeｐarａgｒａｐhｓiｎｔoaｃoheｒenｔtextbychoosingｆｒomtｈelisｔA-Gｔｏｆilｌiｎｇthemintothｅｎumberedbｏxes.ＰａragrａpｈsEaｎdGhaｖebeencｏrreｃtｌyplacｅｄ.MaｒkｙｏuraｎsｗersoｎＡNSＷEＲＳHEET1.(10poｉnts）A]Nodiｓcipliｎｅsｈaveｓeizedonprofｅssiｏｎaｌismwithasmuｃhentｈｕｓiasmａsthehｕｍａnitｉes.Ｙoucaｎ,ＭrＭｅnandpoｉnｔsouｔ,ｂecameaｌawyerinｔhｒｅe(cuò)ｙearsandamediｃａldoctorinｆour．Buｔthｅｒegulartｉmeiｔtaｋestｏgｅtadoctoraldeｇreeinｔｈｅhuｍaｎｉｔｉesｉsｎiｎｅyears.Notsurprisinｇly,ｕptｏhalｆofalｌdoctｏrａlstuｄｅnｔsinＥnglｉshdｒoｐouｔbefoｒegｅttingｔｈeirdｅgrees.B]Hisｃoncernｉsｍainlｙｗｉtｈthehumanities：Ｌｉteraｔure,lａnｇuagｅｓ,philosｏphyandsｏon．Ｔhｅseａredｉsciｐlｉneｓｔhataｒegoingoutｏfsｔyle:22%ofAmeriｃancoｌlegegraduatesｎoｗmaｊｏｒinｂusinesscomｐaｒedｗithｏnly2％inhｉstｏryaｎd4%inEnｇlish．Howevｅｒ,mａnｙleadｉnｇAmｅｒicanunivｅrsｉtieswａｎttheiｒundergraduatｅstohaｖeagroundingｉnthｅbasiｃcａnonｏfiｄｅasｔｈatｅvｅryｅducateｄpersoｎｓhoｕldｐoｓseｓ.Butｍostfinditdiffｉcuｌttoagreeoｎｗｈatａ“ｇenerａleducatioｎ”shouldｌoｏklikｅ.ＡtHａrvaｒｄ,MrMenaｎdｎｏteｓ,“thｅgreatboｏkｓarereadbecａusetheｙhaveｂｅe(cuò)ｎread”-theyｆormasortoｆsociａｌgluｅ.C]Equallyuｎsurprisｉnｇly,ｏｎｌｙaboutｈａlfenduｐwitｈpｒofessｏrshipsforwhicｈｔheｙｅｎteredgrａｄｕaｔeschool.Thereaｒesiｍplytoofewｐｏsts．ThｉsｉspartlybecauｓeｕｎiversitieｓcoｎtinuｅtoprｏduｃeevｅｒｍｏｒeＰhDｓ.Bｕtfeｗersｔｕdｅntswantｔostｕdｙhuｍａniｔieｓｓｕｂjｅcts:Enｇliｓhdepartmentsawardeｄmorebacｈeｌor’ｓｄegreesin1９70-71thaｎthｅyｄｉｄ20ｙearｓｌaｔer．Fｅwｅrstuｄeｎｔsrequｉreｓfeweｒｔeaｃhｅrｓ.So，ａt(yī)ｔhｅｅnｄｏfadeｃaｄｅoｆtheses-wｒiｔinｇ,manyｈumanitｉeｓstuｄenｔslｅaveｔｈeprｏfessiｏntｏdｏsoｍethingforｗhiｃhtｈeyhａｖｅnｏtbeenｔrained.Ｄ]OnereasonwhyiｔisｈardtodesｉgnaｎｄtｅachｓuｃhcourｓesｉsthattheｙｃａｎｃutaｃroｓstｈeinsistencｅbytopAｍｅｒiｃａｎuniｖeｒsiｔiｅｓｔｈatlibeｒal－aｒtsｅdｕcａt(yī)ionsandｐrofesｓionaleｄuｃatioｎshoulｄbｅkepｔseｐarａt(yī)e,taughtｉnｄｉｆｆerentｓｃhools.Ｍanyｓtｕdentsexpeｒｉencebothvarｉeties.AlthoughmｏrethanｈａlfoｆＨarvaｒdundergrａdｕatesendupinlａw，mediｃiｎｅｏrｂusiness,fｕturedoctｏrｓandｌaｗｙersｍuｓｔstudyａnoｎ-ｓpｅciａlistliberal-aｒtｓdegrｅｅbeforeeｍｂarkｉｎgｏnaprofeｓｓｉoｎalqualｉficａt(yī)ion.E］Besｉdespｒoｆessionalｉziｎｇthepｒofｅssionsbythisｓeｐａrａt(yī)iｏn,topAｍｅricanunｉｖersｉtｉeshaveprofesｓiｏnalisｅdthepｒofesｓor.Tｈｅｇrowthiｎｐubｌiｃmoneｙforａｃaｄeｍicresearchhaｓspｅｅdｅｄcｅss:fｅderalresearchｇraｎtsrosｅfoｕrfolｄbetween19６0and1990,butfaｃultyteachingｈouｒsfｅｌlｂｙｈalｆａsresearｃｈtookitsｔoll.Ｐroｆessionalismhasｔuｒnedｔheaｃquisitionｏfａdoctoｒａldegreeintoaｐrerｅquisitｅforasuccessfulacadｅmｉccareｅr:ａslaｔeａｓ196９ａt(yī)hiｒdｏｆAmericanprofessoｒｓｄｉdnoｔｐossessoｎe.Ｂuttheｋeyideabehｉｆessiｏnalisａt(yī)ioｎ，ａrgｕesMrMeｎａnd,ｉsthat“tｈekｎowｌedgｅaｎdｓkｉlｌsｎeeｄｅｄforａpaｒticｕｌarｓpeciａlizａt(yī)ionaｒetransmissiblebｕtnoｔtｒanｓferaｂle.”Soｄiscｉｐlinｅｓaｃquirｅamonopｏlynｏtjustoｖｅｒtheprｏductionofknｏwledge,buｔalｓooveｒthｅｐrｏｄｕｃtｉonoｆtheprodｕcersofkｎｏwｌｅdｇe.Ｆ］Thekeｙtoreforminghigｈeｒeｄｕcation,conclｕdesMｒMeｎanｄ,isｔoaltertｈewayinwｈich“tｈeprｏdｕｃersoｆknｏｗledgｅareｐｒoｄucｅd.”Ｏthｅｒwise,acadeｍiｃsｗilｌcｏｎtinuetotｈinkdanｇｅｒｏｕsｌyaｌｉｋe,iｎcreasiｎglydｅｔachｅdｆｒｏmtｈesｏcietiｅsｗｈicｈｔhｅyｓtudy,investｉgａt(yī)eanｄcｒｉticize.”Acadｅmｉcinｑｕｉrｙ，atleaｓtinsomefieｌds,maｙｎeｅdtoｂecomeｌessｅｘclusionaｒyandｍｏreｈolistｉc.”Yetquitｅhowｔhaｔhａppeｎｓ,MrMｅｎanddosenoｔsay.G]ThesuｂtleandinｔeｌligｅntlitｔleｂookTheＭarkeｔｐlacｅｏfIdeas:RｅｆormandResistancｅｉnthｅAｍericanUｎiverｓitｙshoｕｌｄberｅaｄbｙeveｒｙstudenｔtｈiｎkinｇoｆappｌyingtotakeadoctoraldeｇreｅ．Theｙmayｔheｎdecｉdeｔｏgoelｓewhｅｒe．ＦorsometｈingcuｒiousｈasbeeｎｈappｅnｉnｇinAｍericaｎＵｎｉvｅrｓitｉes，andＬouisＭｅnanｄ,aｐrofessorofEngliｓhatHaｒvardUnｉversｉty,captｕredｉtskiｌlfulｌy.Ｇ→41.→42．→Ｅ→43.→44.→45.ＰartCＤｉrectiｏｎs:ＲeａdthefolloｗｉｎgtextcaｒefｕlｌｙandthｅntraｎslateｔhｅuｎderlinedsｅgmenｔsiｎｔoChinese.YｏuｒtranslatiｏｎshoｕldｂeｗrｉttencareｆｕllyonANSWERSHEET2.（10pｏinｔs)Witｈitstｈeｍｅthat“Minｄｉstheｍastｅrweaver，”cｒｅaｔiｎｇourinnercｈａraｃterandｏuterｃiｒｃuｍｓtａｎcｅｓ,thｅbｏoｋAsａManThinkｉngbyJamesＡlｌenisanin-ｄｅpｔｈexｐｌorationoftheｃｅｎｔralidｅaofself-hｅｌpwｒiting.(46)Allen’scontｒｉbｕｔiｏｎwaｓtotakｅanasｓumｐtｉonwｅaｌlshaｒe－thaｔbecauseweaｒｅnoｔｒobotswetherefｏreｃontroloｕrtｈｏughts－aｎdreveaｌiｔserroneouｓnatｕre.Becausemｏstofuｓbeｌｉｅｖeｔhａt(yī)ｍindisseparatefrommatteｒ,wetｈｉnktｈatthougｈtscaｎbｅｈｉｄdenａｎdｍaｄｅpoｗeｒless;thisaｌlowsustｏｔｈｉnｋonewayanｄactaｎother.Hｏweｖｅr,Allenbｅlieｖedthaｔthｅｕncoｎｓcioｕsｍｉｎdgeneratesａｓｍucｈactｉonaｓthecｏnsciousmｉnｄ,and(47)ｗhilｅwemayｂeabletoｓustaintheillusioｎｏｆcoｎtroltｈrｏｕｇｈtheｃoｎsciousmindalone,inreａlitｙweaｒecoｎtinuallｙfａcedwｉthａquesｔioｎ:“WhｙcａnnotImakeｍｙselｆｄothisoｒａchieveｔhaｔ？”Sincｅdesireaｎdｗillaredamagedbytheprｅsenceoftｈoughtstｈatｄｏｎotacｃordｗitｈdeｓirｅ，Allｅｎcoｎｃlｕｄed：“Ｗedonotattｒaｃtwｈatweｗanｔ，bｕtwhatｗeare.”Achｉｅvemenｔｈａppｅnsbeｃａuseyouａｓaｐersｏnembodｙｔheeｘterｎalachieｖｅmeｎt；yoｕdon’t“get”ｓuｃcesｓbutbecｏｍｅit.Tｈereｉsｎｏgａpbetｗeenminｄandmａｔter．\PaｒtofｔhefaｍｅofAｌlｅn’sｂooｋisitｓcoｎtｅnｔionｔhａt(yī)“Cｉrcuｍｓtancesｄonotmａｋeaｐerson,theyｒeｖｅaｌhim.”(48）Ｔhissｅｅmｓajｕsｔｉficationfornｅgｌeｃtｏfｔhoseinneed,anｄaratiｏnalｉzａt(yī)iｏnoｆexploitatｉｏｎ,ｏfｔhesｕpｅrioｒitｙｏftｈｏｓeatt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