Master "Etudes culturelles, parcours monde anglophone" (ECMA) and interdisciplinarity: To specialise or not to specialise
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23 mai 2024
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“Jack of all trades, master of none”, so goes the saying, implying that specialising in one talent is better than diversifying your interests. However, it is sometimes completed with the following: “but oftentimes better than a master of one”, which means the opposite. This is how entrepreneur Jodie Cook begins her 2021 article. As in the title, she argues that being a jack of all trades is “essential” for business, while she ascribes specialisation to academics. But can we still find valu...