The Laurie Taylor Guide to Higher Education

The Laurie Taylor Guide to Higher Education

by Laurie Taylor (Author)

Synopsis

Laurie Taylor's column in the THES is read by everyone in Higher Education. Over the past fifteen years, he has lampooned university life through the much loved figures of Professor Lapping, his long suffering secretary Maureen, Dr Quintock and the ever absent Dr Piercemuller. This collection of the best of his columns covers all aspects of higher education. It is the ideal introduction to Academia for new lecturers and postgraduate students. Endorsed by the THESA collection of the best of his columnsIdeal introduction to Academia for new lecturers and postgraduate students

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Format: Paperback
Pages: 160
Publisher: Butterworth-Heinemann Ltd
Published: 17 Oct 1994

ISBN 10: 0750621435
ISBN 13: 9780750621434

Media Reviews
'Laurie Taylor has not simply been providing a very amusing column for his colleagues in academic life, and showing that intelligence has the power to laugh at itself. He has also been recording, exploring and entering the fine print of current
university experience in an age of growing intellectual and academic emoralisation... it is to me, like Nelson's, one of the really great columns.'
Malcolm Bradbury
'A future historian could well find Laurie Taylor's column a more authentic source for
what has really been going on in British Higher Education in the 1980s and 1990s than all the White and Green Papers'
Peter Scott, Professor of Education, Leeds University; Former Editor, THES
'Laurie Taylor anthologised is, if anything, funnier than Laurie Taylor's weekly column' Professor Michael Shattock
'Professor Taylor is a liar and a blackguard'
The Vice-Chancellor, University of Poppleton
'A Flaubert for our time? Parodies of academic angst a