Once again, it goes back to supply and demand. People with good
writing skills seem to be more numerous than those that can teach
math. Thus, the price of writers should (and is) lower than
mathematicians.
-fabio
> Are Humanities less real skills that, let's say, maths or economics? If
> humanities classes produce teachers that help people speak and write proper
> english (or german, or french, or whatever�) they are, at least, as useful as
> any other academic disciplines. One could say that they are even more useful to
> most people than economics (who really cares in the real world about what one
> can read in the AER?).
> If deconstrution is often ridiculous, so are many things in other disciplines.
>
