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Editor's Note Sam Fallon is an assistant professor of English at SUNY Geneseo. In a recent USIH blog post, L. D. Burnett accuses me of “pooh-pooh[ing] historians” in order to hawk my forthcoming book. Much as I would like to believe that a Chronicle opinion piece could goose sales of a book on sixteenth-century literary culture, it seems unlikely to me that college libraries are paying much attention.
; 3/7/19 Roundup tags: Roundup Top 10! Women in Ancient Rome Didn’t Have Equal Rights. They Still Changed History by Barry Strauss If we look hard at the history, we discover some women who made their mark, either working within their prescribed gender roles as wives, lovers, mothers, sisters or daughters, or exercising so much political, religious or, even in a few cases, military power that they smashed those roles altogether and struck out on their own.
Pat Kinsella for The Chronicle Review In recent weeks, Donald Trump’s pursuit of a border wall between the United States and Mexico has worked its way back in time — to the Middle Ages.
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