Month: August 2017

• History is not a plant: Some thoughts on high school and undergraduate (ancient) history curricula

  

  Originally posted on Everyday Orientalism:
  Last September, a student enrolled in my 1st year undergraduate course “The Ancient Mediterranean World” came to me after the first class because he wanted to tell me that it was the first time he had heard that the ancient world was diverse and characterized by many cultural interactions. “So…

  sarahemilybond

  August 29, 2017

  Uncategorized

• A Short Bibliography For The Study Of Eunuchs, Marginality & Gender in The Pre-Modern World

  

  A number of people asked me to expand on my Forbes column from last week, which addressed the long history of eunuchs around the world and in Game of Thrones. This is a short reading list focused on scholarship in English for those wishing to begin to read about the subject. I am neither an […]

  sarahemilybond

  August 29, 2017

  open access, slavery, The State of the Field, Uncategorized, women

  ancient greece, ancient rome, chinese history, diversity, eunuchs, female eunuchs, game of thrones, gender, global history, inclusion, marginality, medieval, ottoman history, Roman History

• The History Of Torches, Intimidation & Symbols of Violence

  

  You may have noticed that I have been blogging less on my personal site. This certainly is a product of a busy summer with much travel and other publications to address, but I am afraid that–in part–I must admit that it was a reaction to receiving messages and tweets suggesting that certain white supremacist groups […]

  sarahemilybond

  August 16, 2017

  diversity, Forbes, The State of the Field, Uncategorized

  ancient history, caesar, charlottesvile, Jesus, judas, nazis, Roman History, torches, white supremacy