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Robin Fleming

Boston College
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Late-Roman and early medieval British historian, Boston College professor, determined disciplinary boundary mover, believer in liberal arts education
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Periodisation, Terminal Narratives and the Beginning of the Middle Ages in Lowland Britain

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By Robin Fleming
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT This brief contribution seeks to remind readers that familiar periodisation schemes are deeply entrenched not so much because they have withstood the test of time but because scholars come of age and live within disciplines, departments, undergraduate curricula, historiographies, conferences, publication series, research frameworks and journals organised around different periods.
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The Best Books on The End of the World

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By Cormac McCarthy, Robin Fleming, Russell Hoban, Christopher Buehlman
| Five Books
Your work centres on themes of ruination, decline, collapse. And it seems you are not alone in this fascination: your podcast Fall of Civilizations has had 100 million listens; a related book, offering “stories of greatness and decline” is about to be released. For us, you’ve selected five books on the end of the world—presumably because for those experiencing dramatic cultural decline that’s how it must feel.
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Balochistan finds its voice

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By Matt Broomfield, Robin Fleming
| Green Left Weekly Verified
When the young activist Dr Mahrang Baloch returned to her native Balochistan from Islamabad on January 27, a westward journey of more than 500 miles through the biting Pakistani winter, she was met with a hero’s welcome. In defiance of a government ban on public assemblies, the Baloch people had gathered by the tens of thousands in an unprecedented show of solidarity to greet her and several hundred of her fellow marchers, more than half of them women and children.
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