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Real knowledge comes from successful attempts to satisfy curiosity. If there was a note of despair in my last post, it is because I am genuinely concerned that curiosity is being marginalized in the pursuit of knowledge. It is being replaced, I fear, with ambition, which is, properly speaking, to power what curiosity is supposed to be to knowledge.Extrait de ce très chouette blog par Thomas Basbøll, consultant à la Copenhagen Business School sur la question de l'écriture scientifique. Ses réflexions sur l'enseignement universitaire valent le détour, et son autre blog sur la productivité scientifique est également intéressant.