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[Nov. 1st, 2010|01:35 pm] |
Few days ago, on the Chinese Ganji website, an online trading used goods, there was a offer entitled “I am willing to sell my Peking University diploma for one yuan”. The young graduated described how, since 2003, he found only jobs where he was paid less than 1,500 yuan per month, that is less than for a migrant workers without such a degree. This symbolic protest, made by a neo graduate from the top university of China unable to find a good job despite his degree, is very closed to another phenomena that is happening in another part of the world, that is UK, Europe.
The newspaper Telegraph wrote about a sort of «negative effect» related to the choice of study social sciences, arts and humanities. If we look better into that piece of news, we are able to see that today higher education is becoming less and less guarantee for an upward mobility: have a degree is no more a dispositive to earn more, to improve your economic status and lifestyle. The article suggests to young male students to not make wrong decision, that is to study literature or philosophy, because with this kind of degree they will suffer quite a lot in the future , characterized by a very low wage |
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....The article suggests to young male students to not make wrong decision, that is to study literature or philosophy, because with this kind of degree they will suffer quite a lot in the future....
ievērojiet, raksts iesaka tieši vīrieš-kārtas studentiem nestudēt filozofiju un literatūru un nevis sievieš-kārtas studentiem, kāpēc tā?
Vai šeit būtu jāsaprot tas, ka sievietes drīkst studēt jebko, tikai atsevišķu programmu gadījumā viņai līdzās ir jābūt bagātam vīrišķim? Savukārt, šāds serviss laikam nav paredzēts vīrieš-kārtas studentiem.
nuja, pat ja sievietes ir tikušas pie iespējas būt stiprām (nezinu, kā ir ar ķīnu) un pašām parūpēties par sevi, tad vīrieši gan vēl joprojām nedrīkst būt vāji... | |
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