Something I feel increasingly aware of, since I teach almost exclusively undergrads, is that in getting excited about the supposed uses of AI we’re not teaching actual stewardship of information or knowledge. More simply: you can’t even check AI if you haven’t done the work without AI.
Ahead of the election, only 25% of Americans agreed that "The people convicted for their role in the violent January 6 attacks on the U.S. Capitol are really patriots who are being held hostage by the government."
But Trump had convinced 46% of Republicans this was true.
www.prri.org/research/cha...
That was… very cringe, on far too many levels. Sorry that you had to contend with that. Congrats on the amazing honors you’ve received and well deserved! 👏
Beyond honored to have an article among those published in this issue.
Crazy layout, rare. Scribe probably felt they could take creative liberties because no commentary was needed on this particular book opening, even though it came with XL margins. (Vendôme BM 87, Law, 13th century) #booksky #typography #medievalsky
My really really long article has been published in Religions.
www.mdpi.com/2077-1444/15...
If you really are into the topic give it a read. Otherwise, you can skip to the middle of the article and start reading from there
Today is publication day. If you are interested in paratexts or early Christian writings, check this out.
It is open access: www.degruyter.com/document/doi...
I encourage you to read the pdf since the webpage version has some mistakes.
Cover of Immigration and Apocalypse at book display.
Finally seeing my book out in the world: at the Yale Press book exhibit at #AAR #SBL
