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Professing—A Manifesto for Academic Authority in Crisis
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Professing—A Manifesto for Academic Authority in Crisis
BY WILLIAM MATTHEW MCCARTER For more than fifty years, I’ve been learning. For more than twenty years, I’ve been teaching. If at this stage I can’t profess something worth hearing, then I ought to quit and sell insurance. Students don’t pay for PowerPoints or rubrics. They pay for professors who profess. The word itself comes from profitēri—to declare openly, to vow, to stake your life on a claim. Socrates professed that the unexamined life isn…
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