Frank Donoghue

About the Author

Frank Donoghue is a distinguished scholar and critic whose work incisively examines the intersections of academia, culture, and economics in contemporary society. With a keen eye for the erosion of intellectual traditions amid neoliberal pressures, he has become a vital voice in discussions about the future of higher education. His seminal book, The Last Professors: The Corporate University and the Fate of the Humanities, With a New Introduction, offers a compelling analysis of how corporate influences are reshaping universities, marginalizing the humanities, and altering the role of professors. Drawing from his extensive experience in literary studies, Donoghue critiques the commodification of knowledge while advocating for the enduring value of humanistic inquiry. His writing bridges scholarly rigor with accessible prose, making complex issues relevant to a broad audience.