Cornell professor emeritus Barry Strauss is what I like to call a “no-frills” historian. By “no frills,” I mean without capital-T Theories: though receptive to the latest techniques and discoveries, Strauss mercifully lacks the voguish academic obsession with reading everything through the lens of the latest fixation. His standard for weighing historical evidence and constructing […]
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