The enduring charm of hybridity
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In at least one respect, we're not too far away from the Middle Ages, and that's in our cultural bend towards hybridity.
I'm not taking about hybrid cars, or maybe I am.
One question historians very rarely ask is: what's in a hybrid? Sure, the word is familiar enough, and it conjures up images ranging from the hybrid cars I mentioned to creatures of fanta…
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