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Impossible research

19 July, 2009
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An acerbic view of academic research, via the ever-wonderful Piled Higher and Deeper:

Impossible research, from Piled Higher and Deeper

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Tory Island and Unjust Enrichment – continued
Is Lady Chatterley’s Lover obscene?

2 Reply to “Impossible research”

  1. Legal Eagle says:
    20 July, 2009 at 2:54 am

    Waaaaaaaaaaaah! Too true, too true.

  2. Pingback: cearta.ie » Open access in the Irish Times

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