@NimishaBarton I think of it as "untethered." On the bad days, it captures how I don't feel like I belong in either. On the good days, it captures how I'm able to navigate *both*.
As a longtime admirer of Englewood Review of Books, I'm thrilled that they've selected JESUS AND JOHN WAYNE as their 2020 Book of the Year. Thank you @ERBks!
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Q for fellow scholars of antiquity: Do you think "Hellenistic Judaism" is still analytically useful? And would love to hear your rationale either way (e.g., if you answer "Yes": useful when & for what...?)
@AnnetteYReed As a question about social formations and tensions in a specific time, sure, if it is a prelude to a discussion about both terms, their relationship, and their (de)limitations.
@MistressSnowPhD Being invited to the trauma Olympics through a series of example personal statements that have been rated and released and knowing that you have to present yours to teachers for a grade AND send it to the universities of your choice. 🥴