<human>: I signed up for an innocuous enough class (Greco Roman Humanities) with the intent of expanding my horizons and better understanding how Western Civilization developed. I played the diligent student part and looked the class and professor up online. Rave reviews. The guy is great! Unfortunately, these reviews couldn't be farther from the truth. I checked online for the syllabus and discovered that we needed two books for his class. "Okay," I thought. One was your stereotypical, overpriced college book pertaining to the course. The other was a book he had written himself. "Okay," I thought again. He's a history professor. I'm sure it will be some objective review of Greek and Roman - wrong. It's 150 pages worth of his own quotes. Quotes HE has written. Classics like... "Shut up and learn." "Women can do anything men can except father children." "Peeling a hard-boiled egg for the first time is exciting to a child." Umm, what? First off, what kind of educator would ask a child to shut up and learn? Secondly, I'd wager that there are thousands of well balanced, functional families consisting of single mothers or lesbian couples. And thirdly... well, perhaps peeling an egg is exciting the first time. But how the fuck does this help me understand how the Pax Romana was sustained, or why Greece was so nationalistic? The writing is  blatantly lazy. Every so often he'll go on a five or six line tangent. "TV will zombify you." Okay. "The media will zombify you." Umm... "Politics will zombify you." CHRIST, I GET IT! And regardless of the content of this drek, how on Earth can a professor SELL HIS OWN BOOK to his class? Isn't there some kind of conflict of interest there? And his lunacy isn't just confined to the pages of his book. In class today he said that the "Parthenon was built in the Cretaceous Period" and that "those without religion are ignorant." Reddit, tell me there's something I can do. I know I can just drop the course, but I'd like to see repercussions for his... ignorance.

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<bot>: I have a professor that's selling a book he wrote (consisting of hastily written self quotes) and using his classroom as a soap box. Can I get him fired or something?