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I thinks everybody in the comments are forgetting one qute from the article: >> I am sorry about the student who couldn’t abide the ment...

I thinks everybody in the comments are forgetting one qute from the article: >> I am sorry about the student who couldn’t abide the mention of sexual assault, but she should be getting help for her triggering from a therapist, not from a professor. Shouldn't the students with a trauma be going through therapy to overcome that trauma? I don't mean shoving depictions of rape onto them, unanounced, but "trigger warnings" are just ways to go around the real problem: That person hasn't overcome his trauma, and he is struggling with it in it's daily life.

Posted by Vaskivo on May 18, 2015, 5:28 PM

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I thinks everybody in the comments are forgetting one qute from the article: >> I am sorry about the student who couldn’t abide the ment...

VaskivoMay 18, 2015, 5:28 PM

I thinks everybody in the comments are forgetting one qute from the article: >> I am sorry about the student who couldn’t abide the mention of sexual assault, but she should be getting help for her triggering from a therapist, not from a professor. Shouldn't the students with a trauma be going through therapy to overcome that trauma? I don't mean shoving depictions of rape onto them, unanounced, but "trigger warnings" are just ways to go around the real problem: That person hasn't overcome his trauma, and he is struggling with it in it's daily life.

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