Mary Poplin is a professor of education at the Claremont Graduate University in California. Her theoretical work analyzes worldviews dominant in university. Her empirical work analyzes highly effective public school teachers in desperately low-income communities.

1. What is the secular imperative on the humanities?
2. What is it to have a redeemed nature and what does a Judeo-Christian perspective on this amount to?
3. Shouldn’t the humanities be religiously neutral?
4. What is the origin of your fascination for this topic?

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