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17 april 2025

Byzantium & Friends | 134. Peer-review: the good, the bad, and the amusing, with Tina Sessa and Marion Kruse Thursday Apr 17, 2025

A conversation with Tina Sessa (The Ohio State University) and Marion Kruse (University of Cincinnati) on the process of peer-review in the humanities: what it's for, how it can be done well, and where it can go awry. The conversation is based on many decades of collective experience of peer-review, on all sides of the process.

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Anthony Kaldellis, Tina Sessa, Marion Kruse

21 september 2023

Byzantium & Friends | 100. Our new book on the armies, and on revisionism in history, with Marion Kruse Thursday Sep 21, 2023

In this episode, Marion and I talk about our new co-authored book, The Field Armies of the East Roman Empire, 361-630 (Cambridge University Press, 2023). For those interested in the military history of this period, this book contains a downright mutinous revision of the organization of the East Roman field armies and the changing priorities behind their deployments. We also take the opportunity to discuss revisionist scholarship in general, the kinds we like and those we would court-martial.

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Anthony Kaldellis, Marion Kruse

29 december 2022

Byzantium & Friends | 84. On writing narrative history, with guest-host Marion Kruse Thursday Dec 29, 2022

In this end-of-the-year episode, guest host Marion Kruse (University of Cincinnati) interviews me about writing narrative history. Why and how should we write narrative histories? What do they accomplish in the overall economy of the scholarly production of knowledge? What pitfalls did I identify in writing my new history of Byzantium, and how did I try to avoid falling into them? (Apologies for the self-indulgent length of this episode. I was too busy talking and didn't keep good track of the time.)

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Anthony Kaldellis, Marion Kruse

28 januari 2021

Byzantium & Friends | 42. Byzantium in video games, with Troy Goodfellow Thursday Jan 28, 2021

A conversation with Troy Goodfellow (Paradox Interactive) on how Byzantium and other premodern civilizations are represented in video games, and how the mechanics of the games structure those representations, player's goals, and the dynamics of historical change. Thanks to Marion Kruse for joining the conversation and to all of you listeners who sent advice and helpful links. Your comments indicate how important this area is to so many of you (and yet still so understudied!).

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Anthony Kaldellis, Troy Goodfellow, Marion Kruse

16 januari 2020

Byzantium & Friends | 15. When does Roman history end and Byzantine begin?, with Marion Kruse Thursday Jan 16, 2020

A conversation with Marion Kruse (University of Cincinnati) about his book The Politics of Roman Memory: From the Fall of the Western Empire to the Age of Justinian (University of Pennsylvania Press 2019). By what standards can anyone say that Roman history ends at some point and Byzantine history begins? Or is Byzantine history rather a phase of Roman history (namely, by far the longest one)? How did eastern authors, including Justinian, who lived in the aftermath of the end of empire in the West (476 AD), understand their place in the long trajectory of Roman history? And how do these labels function politically, for them and for us?

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Anthony Kaldellis, Marion Kruse