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Edgar, who is getting ready to run for the position of the provost at Trinity College Dublin, following his ethics of good business management, joins the discussion group -Questions and Conclusions- to get some criticism on his ideas of what the educational mission statement of a university should be. His own vision of higher education is entrepreneurship skills to maintain a healthy national economy. There, at the discussion table, he meets Alex whose vision for education is to create a harmonious society and Hugo, who wishes to make higher education a training on enlightenment for maintaining a free democratic society. While their three visions are fairly compatible with each other, the interviewing process reveals strong disagreements, inconsistencies and blind spots in all three of them.
Edgar, who is getting ready to run for the position of the provost at Trinity College Dublin, following his ethics of good business management, joins the discussion group -Questions and Conclusions- to get some criticism on his ideas of what the educational mission statement of a university should be. His own vision of higher education is entrepreneurship skills to maintain a healthy national economy. There, at the discussion table, he meets Alex whose vision for education is to create a harmonious society and Hugo, who wishes to make higher education a training on enlightenment for maintaining a free democratic society. While their three visions are fairly compatible with each other, the interviewing process reveals strong disagreements, inconsistencies and blind spots in all three of them.