My vice-supervisor will be leaving.
My vice-supervisor told me that he is going to retire in this year, and I was really shocked and upset.
I would describe him as the most widely learned person I have ever met. Although his speciality is aesthetics of fine art, he can also handle a profound discussion from music, theatre play to subcultures. That's why I'm always overwhelmed as well as admire him.
It might sound a little strange, but I wouldn't have expected that he would be my vice-mentor in the future when I first met him in my master course. At that time, he lectured us on arcane philosophy (have you ever read Merleau-Ponty's works?), and I was like "what does he talking about?", it was completely over my head. It is understandable that he gave me B as my evaluation, but it was definitely enough for me to feel awkward and disappointed with myself.
However, surprisingly enough, after two years later he accepted me as a PhD student and let me in his seminar after all, I don't really understand what was going on at the time actually.
Anyway, I have learnt many things from him since then, and became a little more capable of discussing intricate topics with him, so that I'm proud of myself somehow, and Merleau-Ponty has become my favourite philosopher.
After recieving the news, I have been confused and felt helpless because I'm not really sure what I would do without his help and advice.
I know I should put my things together, but it seems just hard at this moment.
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My vice-supervisor will be leaving.
My vice-supervisor told me that he is going to retire in this year, and I was really shocked and upset.I would describe him as the most widely learned knowledgeable person I have ever met. Although his specialty is the aesthetics of fine art, and he can also handle a profound discussions on topics ranging from music, or theatre play to subcultures. That's why I'm always overwhelmed by him as well as admire him.
It might sound a little strange, but I wouldn't have expected that he would be my vice-mentor in the future, when I first met him in my master course. At that time, he lectured us on arcane philosophy (have you ever read of Merleau-Ponty's works?), and I was like "what does is he talking about?", it was completely over my head. It is understandable that he gave me B as my evaluation grade, but it was definitely enough for me to feel awkward and disappointed with myself.
However, surprisingly enough, after two years later he accepted me as a PhD student and let me in his seminar after all, I didn't really understand what was going on at the time actually.
Anyway, I have learned many things from him since then, and became a little more capable of discussing intricate topics with him, so that I'm somewhat proud of myself somehow, and Merleau-Ponty has become my favourite philosopher.
After recieving the news, I have been confused and felt helpless because I'm not really sure what I would do without his help and advice.
I know I should put my get things together, but it seems just hard at this moment.
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