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A 5 page critique on the article “Liberal Arts: The Key to the Future” by Roger E. Herman. Bibliography lists 2 additional sources.
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a waste of time. Many people were urged to enter into a particular field of study and remain there, learning all they can about that particular subject. But, it has
recently come to light that ignoring a liberal arts perspective has led many to be inept at doing the simplest of tasks. People who have majored in one area, focusin
all learning attention in that area, are proving they lack the skills to communicate well, write adequately, interact with other cultures in a positive manner, and essentially proving they lack
a great deal of intelligence and common sense. The following paper examines Roger E. Hermans article "Liberal Arts: The Key to the Future," critiquing it and discussing its relevancy.
Critique: Liberal Arts This particular article presents the reader with a supposed look at the future of lberal arts and the important role it will take in the future of
all educated people. The student requesting this essay asks for the silent points made by the author. There are very subtle points, and points that present us with further elaboration
here and there in the article, but the author essentially voices all the points in words. One particular point that could be seen as being silent is that which addresses
the failure of the present day education system, or how many people seek a specialized education and miss out on too much of the necessary skill learning. So, while not
specifically stating that a limited and focused education lacks the ability to teach students basic skills, the author notes that, "Too many of their employees have serious difficulty constructing written
sentences and producing quality memos, letters, and reports" (Herman, 2000; 34). This sort of truth is supported by another author when they indicate
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