The Darkling Precipice
As long as I have been in the field of English, the humanities have been in “crisis.” (I’m not going to rehash that whole history
Jennifer L. Holberg
June 19, 2013
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As long as I have been in the field of English, the humanities have been in “crisis.” (I’m not going to rehash that whole history
The question—can churches split?—reminds me of the bromide attributed to Samuel Clemens. Do you believe in infant baptism? Believe in it? Hell, I’ve seen
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