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PAM's Literary Shortfall
Hamid Zaid criticized remarks by Hicham Sabri, head of the Authenticity and Modernity Party’s parliamentary group, calling for fewer students to enroll in arts and humanities programs—or for those programs to be abolished—on the grounds that the job market has no need for them and that they produce nothing but books. Zaid argues that this view reduces the value of education to profits and job prospects, and reflects a disregard for culture, literature, and thought. He also criticized the Authenticity and Modernity Party, saying it lacks a clear cultural and intellectual foundation.
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