The Culturalist: The Death of Classics
![Every desk is taken in professor Jeanne (cq) Neil's Accounting 101 classroom at Orange Coast Community College in Costa Mesa, CA, on Sept 10, 2011.](/sites/default/files/styles/hero/public/2021-09/GettyImages-567429023.jpg?h=59c7770a&itok=KANHq99A)
VDH talks about the passing of three classicists this summer who humanized and popularized Classics for their students. He explores debates ancient and modern in the discipline, and, in the second half, explains Classics as a modern, culturally relevant discipline. What is being lost as our schools lose Classics?
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