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Scholarship September 25, 2020

“The View From Late Antiquity”

The Wabash Center

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Author
Fruchtman, Diane Shane
Publisher
The Wabash Center Journal on Teaching, volume 1:3, (3-8)
How and why should scholars of pre-modern topics in Religious Studies responsibly incorporate politics into the classroom? This piece introduces the reader to these questions and our motivations for asking them as scholars of late antiquity. It orients readers to this Special Issue, framing the contributors’ motivations for wanting to engage politics in the classroom and for producing this special issue. It introduces “late antiquity” and addresses the question of how religious studies instructors, whether teaching late ancient topics or not, can responsibly address the political present.