The violence of late republic, Part 2: Punitive Factionalism
Another look at the origins of violence under the condition known as “late republic.”
Art ; Or, How women taught humanity to communicate
Art is the wellspring from which all human communication descends, and women gave us this ability.
The violence of late republic, Part 1: Vigilante Senators
A look at the origins of violence under the condition of “late republic.”
Confirmation Bias
con·fir·ma·tion /ˌkänfərˈmāSH(ə)n/ n : the action of confirming something or the state of being confirmed.
10 Uncomfortable Statements that Need Retelling
1. The removal and subjugation of Native Americans from 1812-1924 would today qualify as “ethnic
A Reading List for Our Times
I’ve drawn up a list for future thematic reading on American capitalism and the history
Review of ‘The Army in the Roman Revolution’ by Arthur Keaveney (2007)
In the late 2nd and early 1st centuries BCE, the Roman army underwent major reforms
Review of ‘Marius’ by Federico Santangelo (2016)
Biographies have fallen largely out of style among historians, particularly since they have been on
Review of ‘Swords Against the Senate’ by Erik Hildinger (2002)
At its core, Erik Hildinger’s 2002 book Swords Against the Senate seeks to recreate the
A Reading List for the Fall of the American Republic
Not that anybody asked, but I want to share my current personal reading list –
