John Cotts
@johncotts.bsky.social
Medieval historian, humanist. Working on the crusades, violence, and the twelfth century. Pursuing new interests in environmental and climate history.
I always wanted to teach From King Saul to the Fall of the Wall . . .
September 30, 2025 at 12:22 AM
I always wanted to teach From King Saul to the Fall of the Wall . . .
Now that was an odd thing (I did not pick the title)! I have a bunch of hard copies of the issue if you would like one (DM me).
August 20, 2025 at 10:58 PM
Now that was an odd thing (I did not pick the title)! I have a bunch of hard copies of the issue if you would like one (DM me).
A ritual of a lost age that should absolutely continue--it's always cool (and helpful) to read them. Keep 'em comin', Berkeley.
July 23, 2025 at 4:30 PM
A ritual of a lost age that should absolutely continue--it's always cool (and helpful) to read them. Keep 'em comin', Berkeley.
Reposted by John Cotts
My experience over 25 years of teaching college is that, for the most part, 18 year olds have not changed all that much. Most are curious, hungry for knowledge, anxious about what their future might hold, & desirous of figuring out what it looks like to be a good person in a fucked up world.
July 13, 2025 at 3:17 PM
My experience over 25 years of teaching college is that, for the most part, 18 year olds have not changed all that much. Most are curious, hungry for knowledge, anxious about what their future might hold, & desirous of figuring out what it looks like to be a good person in a fucked up world.
