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African-American Studies . . . . . . . . . . . 3
African Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
American Studies & Politics . . . . . . . . . . 4
Anthropology & Archaeology . . . . . . . . 9
Architecture & Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
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Ceramics & Glass . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Art & Art History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Asian & Pacific Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Classical Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
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Library of America . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Cultural Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27
Eastern Religion & Philosophy . . . . . . . 28
Economics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
European History & Politics . . . . . . . . . 31
Film & Media Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34
Food & Drink . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
Jewish Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
Latin American & Caribbean Studies . . 39
Linguistics & Languages . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
Literary Theory & Criticism . . . . . . . . . 40
Literature, Poetry & Drama . . . . . . . . . 42
Medieval Studies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 43
Middle Eastern & Islamic Studies . . . . . 45
Military History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46
Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48
Natural History & Environmental
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Philosophy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52
Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57
Political Philosophy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58
Political Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59
Psychology & Cognitive Science . . . . . . 61
Religion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62
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Sociology & Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70
Urban Studies & Geography . . . . . . . . . 71
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AFRICAN-AM ERICAN STU DI ES
✪ 157800 DEATH OR LIBERTY:
African Americans and
Revolutionary America
Egerton, Douglas R.
A sweeping chronicle of AfricanAmerican history, stretching from
Britain's 1763 victory in the Seven
Years' War to the election of the slaveholder Thomas Jefferson as president
in 1800. The narrative brims with compelling portraits of forgotten African-American activists and
rebels, who battled huge odds and succeeded in finding liberty -- if never equality -- only in the northern states.
352pgs. • 2011
◆ • Oxford University • P • $21.95 / $7.98
✪ 125258 FLASH OF THE SPIRIT: African and AfroAmerican Art and Philosophy
Thompson, Robert Farris
This landmark book reveals how five African civilizations -Yoruba, Kongo, Ejagham, Mande and Cross River -- are reflected in the aesthetic, social and metaphysical traditions (music,
sculpture, textiles, architecture, religion, ideogrammatic writing) of black people in the US, Cuba, Haiti, Trinidad, Mexico,
Brazil and elsewhere in the New World. 336pgs. • 1984
◆ • Vintage • P • $15.95 / $6.98
156306 MALCOLM X
Marable, Manning
Constantly rewriting his own story,
Malcolm X became a criminal, a minister, a leader, and an icon, all before
being felled by assassins' bullets at the
age of 39. Marable's biography will
stand as the definitive work on one of
the most singular forces for social
change, capturing with revelatory clarity a man who constantly strove to reinvent himself anew.
608pgs. • 2011
◆ • Viking • C • $30.00 / $9.98
114594 PROMISED LAND: The Great Black Migration
and How It Changed America
Lemann, Nicholas
Between 1940 and 1970 five million African-Americans left the
rural South in the great mass migration in our country's history. With the passion and human observation of a great novelist, Lemann tells the stories of the men and women who
escaped sharecroppers' shacks for the dubious shelter of
ghetto housing projects. Rich in insight and indignation, this is
a major work of social history. 416pgs. • 1992
◆ • Vintage • P • $16.95 / $6.98
113356 FREE AT LAST: A Documentary History of
Slavery, Freedom, and the Civil War
Berlin, Ira, et al., eds.
These letters, personal testimonies, official transcripts, and
other records convey the struggle of black men and women to
overthrow the slave system, to aid the Union cause as laborers
and soldiers, and to give meaning to their newly won freedom
in a war-torn nation. 608pgs. • 1995
▲ • New Press • P • $25.00 / $9.98
113368 REMEMBERING JIM CROW: African Americans
Tell about Life in the Segregated South
Chafe, William H., et al.
The sequel to the award-winning Remembering Slavery, this
groundbreaking book-and-CD set of interviews about the segregation-era South provides an extraordinary opportunity to
read and hear the voices of black southerners who were firsthand witnesses to some of the most heartbreaking and troubling chapters in America's history. 384pgs. • 2008
▲ • New Press • P • $29.95 / $11.98
125940 GOD'S LONG SUMMER:
Stories of Faith and Civil Rights
Marsh, Charles
In the summer of 1964, as the turmoil of
the civil rights movement reached its peak
in Mississippi, activists across the political
spectrum claimed that God was on their
side in the struggle. Through the emotionally charged stories of a wide range of
activists, Marsh invites us to consider the
movement anew, as a powerful yet protean religious force
driving social action. 312pgs. • 2008
◆ • Princeton • P • $27.95 / $15.98
✪ 157728 SANCTUARY: African
Americans and Empire
Waligora-Davis, Nicole
In tracing the language and politics that
have informed debates about AfricanAmerican citizenship, the author illustrates
the historical paradox of African-American
subjecthood: while frequently the target of
legislation (slave law, the Black Codes, Jim
Crow), blacks seldom benefited from the
actions of the state. 272pgs. • 2011
◆ • Oxford University • C • $70.00 / $44.98
155291 LIFT EVERY VOICE: The NAACP and the Making
of the Civil Rights Movement
Sullivan, Patricia
The first major history of America's oldest civil rights organization. Sullivan unearths the little-known early decades of the
NAACP's activism, telling stories of personal bravery, legal brilliance, and political maneuvering, then moves into the critical
postwar era, when the NAACP knocked out the legal underpinnings of the segregation system and set the stage for the
final assault on Jim Crow. 544pgs. • 2009
▲ • New Press • C • $29.95 / $7.98
113008 SLAVES WITHOUT MASTERS: The Free Negro in
the Antebellum South
Berlin, Ira
First published 1974, this volume tells the moving story of the
quarter of a million free black men and women who lived in
the South before the Civil War, portraying "with careful scholarship, acute analysis, and admirable historical imagination"
(The New Republic) their struggle for community, economic
independence, and education within an oppressive society.
428pgs. • 2007
▲ • New Press • P • $18.95 / $7.98
AFRICAN STU DIES
049096 AFRICA AND AFRICANS IN
THE MAKING OF THE ATLANTIC
WORLD, 1400-1800
SECOND EDITION
Thornton, John
Focusing on the causes and consequences
of the slave trade in Africa, Europe, and the
New World, Thornton examines the
dynamics that made slaves so invaluable to
the European colonizers. 340pgs. • 1998
◆ • Cambridge • P • $37.00 / $16.98
157198 HOW GOD BECAME AFRICAN
Haar, Gerrie ter
While Africans have wholeheartedly adopted Christian symbols, scriptures, and traditions, they have also drawn from the rich
history of the continent's indigenous spiritual beliefs. In this volume, Gerrie ter Haar
focuses in particular on the importance of
African beliefs about the spirit world and
spiritual power and their relationship with
Christianity. 136pgs. • 2009
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $34.95 / $12.98
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138653 HOW I FOUND LIVINGSTONE
IN CENTRAL AFRICA
Stanley, Henry M.
In 1870, the New York Herald dispatched
journalist Henry Stanley to track down missionary-explorer David Livingstone, who
had been missing without a trace for several years. In these pages, Stanley describes
the trek through Africa that not only led
him to Livingstone, but also led to extraordinary discoveries in a previously unknown land. 640pgs. •
2002
◆ • Dover • P • $29.95 / $6.98
✪ 157776 SHARPEVILLE: A
Massacre and Its Consequences
Lodge, Tom
On March 21, 1960, a line of 150 white
policemen fired 1,344 rounds into a
crowd of several thousand people
assembled to protest against the South
African regime's racist "pass" laws.
Tom Lodge explains how and why the
Massacre occurred, examining both
the social and political background and the long-term consequences of the shootings. 512pgs. • 2011
AM ERICAN STU DI ES & POLITICS
✪ 151871 AGE OF GREED: The Triumph of Finance
and the Decline of America, 1970 to the Present
Madrick, Jeff
A vividly told history of how, over the course of 40 years, greed
has come to dominate American political and economic life.
As Madrick makes clear, the single-minded pursuit of concentrated wealth has been led driven by a few individuals who
have argued that self-interest guides society more effectively
than community concerns. 480pgs. • 2011
◆ • Knopf • C • $30.00 / $7.98
116653 THE AGE OF HOMESPUN:
Objects and Stories in the Creation of
an American Myth
Ulrich, Laurel Thatcher
In an age when even meals are rarely made
from scratch, homespun easily acquires
the glow of nostalgia. The objects Ulrich
investigates -- fourteen domestic items
from preindustrial America -- dispel those
simplified illusions, revealing important
clues to the culture and people who made them. 512pgs. •
2002
◆ • Vintage • P • $18.00 / $6.98
✪ 157469 AMERICA WALKS INTO A BAR: A Spirited
History of Taverns and Saloons, Speakeasies and
Grog Shops
Sismondo, Christine
The rich and fascinating history of an often reviled, yet central institution in American life. Showing how even the
Puritans valued "a good Beere," Sismondo carries the story
through the 20th century and beyond, from the Whiskey
Rebellion to the temperance movement, Prohibition, and
repeal, and down to the present day. 336pgs. • 2011
JILL
LEPORE
146365 THE STORY OF AMERICA:
Essays on Origins
Lepore, Jill
This investigation of American origin
stories -- from John Smith's account of
the founding of Jamestown to Barack
Obama's 2009 inaugural address -shows how American democracy has
been bound up with the history of print.
Part civics primer, part cultural history,
it excavates the origins of everything from the paper ballot
and the Constitution to the I.O.U. and the dictionary.
420pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • C • $27.95 / $12.98
127197 THE WHITES OF THEIR EYES: The Tea
Party's Revolution and the Battle over American
History
Lepore, Jill
A distinguished historian's wry and bemused look at
American history as seen by the far right, from the "rant
heard round the world" that launched the Tea Party to the
Texas School Board's adoption of a social-studies curriculum that teaches that the United States was established as a
Christian nation. 224pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • C • $19.95 / $7.98
148580 AMERICAN COLOSSUS: The
Triumph of Capitalism, 1865-1900
Brands, H. W.
In a grand-scale narrative history, Brand
captures the decades when capitalism was
at its most unbridled, and when a handful
of wealthy businessmen led the transformation of America from an agrarian economy to a world power. The result is an
unforgettable portrait of the epochal contest between democracy and capitalism, one in which the latter ultimately triumphed. 624pgs. • 2010
◆ • Doubleday • C • $35.00 / $8.98
135604 AMERICAN CREATION: Triumphs and Tragedies
in the Founding of the Republic
Ellis, Joseph J.
An acclaimed historian brings his unparalleled talents to this
riveting account of the early years of the Republic. Ellis casts an
incisive eye on the contributions of such luminaries as
Washington, Jefferson, and Madison and brilliantly analyzes the
failures of the founders to adequately solve the problems of slavery and the treatment of Native Americans. 304pgs. • 2008
◆ • Vintage • P • $15.00 / $5.98
050556 AMERICAN CRUCIBLE: Race
and Nation in the Twentieth Century
Gerstle, Gary
Is the United States a social melting pot, as
our civic creed warrants, or is full citizenship somehow reserved for those who are
white and of the "right" ancestry? In this
sweeping look at 20th-century America,
Gary Gerstle traces the forces of civic and
racial nationalism, arguing that both have
profoundly shaped our society. 454pgs. • 2001
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $21.98
116670 THE AMERICAN POLITICAL TRADITION: And
the Men Who Made It
Hofstadter, Richard
Hofstadter's landmark study of American politics from the
Founding Fathers to FDR, with a Foreword by Christopher
Lasch. 560pgs. • 1989
◆ • Vintage • P • $17.00 / $6.98
125445 AMERICAN SCRIPTURE:
Making the Declaration of
Independence
Maier, Pauline
An examination of the Declaration as both
the defining statement of our national identity and the moral standard by which we
live as a nation. Maier explains how the
Declaration came to be -- from its birth in
the hard and tortuous struggle by which
Americans arrived at independence to the ways in which, during the 19th century, the document itself became sanctified.
336pgs. • 1998
◆ • Vintage • P • $16.95 / $6.98
117028 THE AMERICANS: THE NATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Boorstin, Daniel J.
Winner of the Francis Parkman Prize 528pgs. • 1967
▲ • Vintage • P • $17.95 / $6.98
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091594 AMERICAN SLAVERY, AMERICAN FREEDOM
Morgan, Edmund S.
Through a meticulous history of Virginia, from its earliest settlement and the 17th century boom in tobacco, through the
gradual replacement of servitude with chattel slavery, and the
rise of republican ideology, Morgan illuminates the interlocking relationship between bondage and freedom. 454pgs. •
2005
▲ • Overlook Press • P • $52.00 / $9.98
121045 JOHN BROWN'S WAR AGAINST SLAVERY
McGlone, Robert E.
Drawing on both new and neglected evidence, this book
reconstructs John Brown's aborted campaign to free the
slaves in the American South before the Civil War. It critiques
misleading sources that either exalt Brown as a noble hero or
condemn him as a lawless monomaniac. 464pgs. • 2009
◆ • Cambridge • C • $42.00 / $7.98
112304 SLAVERY IN WHITE AND
BLACK: Class and Race in the
Southern Slaveholders' New World
Order
Genovese, Eugene D. & Elizabeth FoxGenovese
Not only did Southern slaveholders and
their defenders proclaim that their slaves
enjoyed a better and more secure life than
any laboring class in the world, some
argued that the lives of laborers of all races would be
improved by enslavement. In this book, two acclaimed scholars examine the extent to which the various social classes of
the South were led to accept so extreme a doctrine. 332pgs.
• 2008
◆ • Cambridge • P • $26.99 / $12.98
111814 LINCOLN ON RACE AND SLAVERY
Gates, Henry Louis Jr. & Donald Yacovone, eds.
The man who would be immortalized as "the Great
Emancipator" enjoyed racist humor, harbored grave doubts
about the intellectual capacity of African-Americans, and for
many years advocated the voluntary "colonization" of freed
slaves in Africa and elsewhere. This book -- the first complete
collection of his important writings on both race and slavery - explores these contradictions through Lincoln's own words.
408pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • C • $25.95 / $12.98
107492 SLAVERY, CAPITALISM, AND
POLITICS IN THE ANTEBELLUM
REPUBLIC, VOLUME 2: The Coming
of the Civil War, 1850-1861
Ashworth, John
The second volume of a two-volume work
looking at why the US experienced a civil
war in 1861 and analyzing the descent
into war in the final decade of peace. This
volume examines the disintegration of
democratic hegemony and the political realignment caused by
the collapse of the Whigs and neo-Whigs from 1848 to 1861.
683pgs. • 2008
◆ • Cambridge • P • $40.00 / $20.98
087203 THE MIND OF THE MASTER CLASS: History
and Faith in the Southern Slaveholders' Worldview
Fox-Genovese, Elizabeth & Eugene D. Genovese
Presenting many slaveholders as intelligent, honorable and
pious, the text asks how they presided over a social system
inflicting gross abuses. Blending classical and Christian traditions, Southern proslavery intellectuals forged a philosophy of
sustaining conservative principles in history, political economy, social theory, and theology, translating them into political
action. 824pgs. • 2005
◆ • Cambridge • P • $35.99 / $19.98
038524 SUBURBAN WARRIORS: The Origins of the New
American Right
McGirr, Lisa
Broadens our understanding of the roots of popular conservatism by introducing us to women hosting coffee klatches for
Barry Goldwater; members of anticommunist reading groups
organizing against sex education; new arrivals drawn to
Orange County's mushrooming evangelical churches; and
other elements of the conservative "base." 395pgs. • 2001
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $20.98
122263 SLAVERY AND THE COMMERCE POWER: How
the Struggle Against the Interstate Slave Trade Led to the
Civil War
Lightner, David L.
The great cotton boom required human labor to bring new
lands under cultivation, and many thousands of slaves were
torn from their families and sold across state lines. Shocked
by the cruelty of this practice, abolitionists called upon the
federal government to outlaw interstate commerce in slaves.
This groundbreaking book unravels the complex story of the
decades-long debate and legal battle over federal regulation of
the slave trade. 240pgs. • 2006
◆ • Yale • C • $65.00 / $9.98
126241 TEN HILLS FARM: The
Forgotten History of Slavery in the
North
Manegold, C. S.
The saga of five generations of slave owners in colonial New England. Settled in
1630 by John Winthrop, governor of the
Massachusetts Bay Colony, Ten Hills
Farm, a 600-acre estate just north of
Boston, passed from the Winthrops to the
Ushers, to the Royalls -- all prominent dynasties tied to the
Native American and Atlantic slave trades. 344pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • C • $29.95 / $12.98
✪ 136829 AMERICA'S THREE REGIMES: A New
Political History
Keller, Morton
An entirely new way to look at our past, our present, and our
future, packed with provocative and original observations
about American public life. Keller groups America's past into
three long regimes: Deferential and Republican, from the
colonial period to the 1820s; Party and Democratic, from the
1830s to the 1930s; and Populist and Bureaucratic, from the
1930s to the present. 384pgs. • 2009
140721 ANOTHER CITY: Urban Life and Urban Spaces
in the New American Republic
Upton, Dell
In the late 18th and early 19th centuries, growing populations
placed new demands on every aspect of the urban landscape - streets, parks, schools, asylums, cemeteries, markets, waterfronts, and more. In this exploration of the early history of
urban architecture and design, an architectural historian
reveals the fascinating confluence of sociological, cultural,
and psychological factors that shaped American cities in the
antebellum years. 416pgs. • 2008
◆ • Yale • C • $45.00 / $15.98
✪ 157496 THE BATTLE OF MIDWAY
Symonds, Craig L.
At dawn of June 4, 1942, the Japanese navy ruled the
Pacific. By sunset, their vaunted carrier force (the Kido
Butai) had been sunk and their grip on the Pacific had been
loosened forever. In this riveting account of a key moment
in the history of World War II, one of America's leading
naval historians paints an unforgettable portrait of ingenuity, courage, and sacrifice. 464pgs. • 2011
✪ 135352 BOHEMIAN LOS ANGELES: And the Making
of Modern Politics
Hurewitz, Daniel
Portraying life over a period of more than 40 years in the hilly
enclave of Edendale, near downtown LA, Hurewitz considers
the work of painters and printmakers, looks inside the
Communist Party's intimate cultural scene, and examines the
social world of gay men. In his vividly written narrative, he
reveals how these communities transformed American notions
of political identity. 367pgs. • 2007
◆ • California • C • $47.95 / $9.98
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132866 THE CAMBRIDGE
COMPANION TO BASEBALL
Cassuto, Leonard & Stephen Partridge,
eds.
A unique volume for fans and scholars
alike, this Companion explores the enduring importance of baseball in America and
beyond. It examines baseball in culture,
baseball as culture, and the game's global
identity, as well as its evolution against the
backdrop of American and world history. 280pgs. • 2011
◆ • Cambridge • P • $26.99 / $11.98
✪ 157775 THE CATONSVILLE NINE: A Story of Faith
and Resistance in the Vietnam Era
Peters, Shawn Francis
On May 17th, 1968, a group of Catholic antiwar activists
burst into a draft board in suburban Baltimore, stole hundreds of Selective Service records, and burned them in a
fire fueled by homemade napalm. In this volume a
Catonsville native offers the first comprehensive account of
this key event in the history of 1960's protest. 432pgs. •
2012
126013 CHEROKEE RENASCENCE 1789-1833
McLoughlin, William G.
The most important tribe in the formative years of the
American Republic, the Cherokee became the test case for the
Founding Fathers' determination to Christianize and "civilize"
Indians and to incorporate them into the republic as full citizens. Working from the perspective of the Cherokee, rather
than that of the white policymakers, McLoughlin tells the dramatic success story of the "renascence" of the tribe. 496pgs.
• 1992
◆ • Princeton • P • $49.95 / $27.98
101110 THE CHINATOWN TRUNK MYSTERY: Murder,
Miscegenation and Other Dangerous Encounters in
Turn-of-the-Century New York City
Lui, Mary Ting Yi
In the summer of 1909, the gruesome murder of 19-year-old
Elsie Sigel sent shock waves through New York City and the
nation at large. Through the lens of this unsolved murder,
Mary Ting Yi Lui offers a fascinating snapshot of social and
sexual relations between Chinese and non-Chinese populations in turn-of-the-century New York City. 320pgs. • 2007
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $17.98
155090 THE CHINATOWN WAR:
Chinese Los Angeles and the
Massacre of 1871
Zesch, Scott
A compelling account of a little-known
event which ranks among the worst hate
crimes in American history, in which a
small-scale turf war involving three
Chinese gangs exploded into a riot that
engulfed the small but growing town of
Los Angeles, and a mob of white Angelenos, spurred by racial
resentment, lynched some 18 people before order was
restored. 272pgs. • 2012
✪ 157873 A CITY SO GRAND: The Rise of an American
Metropolis, Boston, 1850-1900
Puleo, Stephen
Between 1850 and 1900, Boston underwent a stunning metamorphosis, achieving national and international prominence
in politics, medicine, education, science, social activism, literature, commerce, and transportation. Stephen Puleo here provides an extraordinary portrait of a half century of progress,
leadership, and influence that turned a New England town into
a world-class city. 320pgs. • 2010
◆ • Beacon • C • $26.95 / $9.98
127620 COLONIZING HAWAI'I: The Cultural Power of
Law
Merry, Sally Engle
Reveals how indigenous Hawaiian law was displaced by a
transplanted Anglo-American law as global movements of capitalism, Christianity, and imperialism swept across the islands.
The new law brought novel systems of courts, prisons, and
conceptions of discipline and dramatically changed the marriage patterns, work lives, and sexual conduct of the indigenous people of Hawai'i. 364pgs. • 1999
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $20.98
133717 CONCISE PRINCETON ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
AMERICAN POLITICAL HISTORY
Kazin, Michael, et al.
This essential reference provides authoritative introductions to
some of the most important topics in American history and
politics. It provides comprehensive coverage of both the traditional topics of US political history and the broader forces that
shape American politics, including economics, religion, social
movements, race, class, and gender. 672pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $18.98
127442 A CONSTITUTION OF MANY MINDS: Why the
Founding Document Doesn't Mean What It Meant Before
Sunstein, Cass R.
Will conservatives or liberals succeed in remaking the court in
their own image? In this volume, an acclaimed legal scholar
proposes a bold new way of interpreting the Constitution, one
that respects its text and history but also refuses to view the
document as frozen in time. 240pgs. • 2009
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✪ 157798 CROSSROADS OF
FREEDOM: Antietam: The Battle
That Changed the Course of the Civil
War
McPherson, James M.
A masterful account of the bloodiest single day in American history, the events
that led up to it, and its aftermath.
McPherson brilliantly weaves strands of
diplomatic, political, and military history into a compact, swift-moving narrative that shows why
Antietam was a turning point in our history. 220pgs. •
2002
157211 DOOMSAYERS: Anglo-American Prophecy in
the Age of Revolution
Juster, Susan
The age of revolution, in which kings were dethroned, radical
ideals of human equality embraced, and new constitutions
written, was also the age of prophecy. Juster here examines the
culture of prophecy in Great Britain and the US from 1765 to
1815 side-by-side with the intellectual and political transformations of the era. 288pgs. • 2003
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✪ 157876 ENEMIES: A History of the
FBI
Weiner, Tim
In the first definitive history of the FBI's
secret intelligence operations, Weiner
reveals how the bureau's secret intelligence and surveillance techniques have
created a tug-of-war between protecting
national security and infringing upon civil
liberties, in the process straining the very
fabric of a free republic. 560pgs. • 2012
◆ • Random House • C • $30.00 / $7.98
114578 FIELDS OF BATTLE: The Wars for North
America
Keegan, John
At once a grand tour of the battlefields of North America and
an unabashedly personal tribute to the military prowess of an
essentially unwarlike people, this volume spans more than two
centuries and demonstrates how the immense spaces of North
America shaped the wars that were fought on its soil. 348pgs.
• 1997
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✪ 133231 THE FIRST OF MEN: A Life
of George Washington
Ferling, John E.
A riveting account that captures
Washington in all his complexity, recounting not only his familiar sterling qualities - courage, industry, ability to make difficult
decisions, ceaseless striving for selfimprovement, love of his family and loyalty
to friends -- but also his less familiar character flaws. 616pgs. • 2010
138468 THE FISHERMAN'S CAUSE:
Atlantic Commerce and Maritime
Dimensions of the American
Revolution
Magra, Christopher P.
In the first book-length examination of the
connections between the commercial fishing industry in colonial America and the
American Revolution, Christopher Magra
considers why colonial fishermen and fish
merchants resisted British authority during the imperial crisis
and describes how the fishing industry became mobilized for
the war effort. 254pgs. • 2009
◆ • Cambridge • C • $90.00 / $12.98
157226 FRIES'S REBELLION: The Enduring Struggle
for the American Revolution
Newman, Paul Douglas
Following the Shays and Whiskey rebellions, Fries's
Rebellion was the last in a trilogy of popular uprisings
against federal authority in the early republic. The first
book-length treatment of this significant 18th-century
uprising shows how the participants of the rebellion reengaged Revolutionary ideals in an enduring struggle to further democratize their country. 272pgs. • 2004
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157225 FROM PRIVILEGES TO RIGHTS: Work and
Politics in Colonial New York City
Middleton, Simon
When economic and constitutional crises prompted the
importation of radical English republican ideas, artisans were
recast as virtuous male property owners whose consent was
essential for legitimate government. In this way, Middleton
shows, an artisanal subject emerged that provided a constituency for the development of a populist and egalitarian
republican political culture in New York City. 320pgs. • 2006
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $49.95 / $14.98
090848 GAY L. A.: A History of Sexual Outlaws, Power
Politics, and Lipstick Lesbians
Faderman, Lillian & Stuart Timmons
Faderman and Timmons chart the city's gay history, from missionary encounters with cross-gendered Native Americans to transvestite frontier women in search of fortune; from the bohemia of early
Hollywood to the gay liberation movement of the 1960s and the
rise of gay marketing in the 1990s. 464pgs. • 2006
▲ • Basic Books • C • $27.50 / $7.98
143460 THE IDEA OF AMERICA:
Reflections on the Birth of the United
States
Wood, Gordon S.
In a series of elegant and illuminating
essays, a renowned historian explores the
ideological origins of the revolution and
the founders' attempts to forge an
American democracy. As Wood reveals,
while the founders hoped to create a virtuous republic of yeoman farmers and disinterested leaders,
they instead gave birth to a sprawling, licentious, and materialistic popular democracy. 400pgs. • 2011
▲ • Penguin • C • $29.95 / $6.98
055539 INVENTING THE "GREAT AWAKENING"
Lambert, Frank
Beginning in the mid-1730s, supporters and opponents of the
evangelical revival known as the First Great Awakening commented on the extraordinary nature of what one observer
called the "great ado," with its extemporaneous outdoor
preaching, newspaper publicity, and rallies of up to 20,000
participants. Frank Lambert offers an overview of this important episode and proposes a new explanation of its origins.
320pgs. • 2000
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141922 MAKE NO LAW: The Sullivan Case and the First
Amendment
Lewis, Anthony
In 1960 a city official in Montgomery, Alabama, sued the New
York Times for libel -- and was awarded $500,000 by a local
jury -- because the paper had published an ad critical of
Montgomery's brutal response to civil rights protests. The centuries of legal precedent behind the Sullivan case and the US
Supreme Court's historic reversal of the verdict are expertly
chronicled in this gripping book. 368pgs. • 1992
▲ • Vintage • P • $16.95 / $6.98
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123018 CLASS CONFLICT, SLAVERY,
AND THE UNITED STATES
CONSTITUTION
Lynd, Staughton
First published in 1967, this volume was
among the first studies to identify the
importance of slavery to the founding of
the American Republic. This new edition includes a new essay by Robin
Einhorn that examines Lynd's arguments in the context of subsequent scholarship. 310pgs. •
2009
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RADICALISM
Lynd, Staughton
As far back as the English Revolution, many openly questioned private property, the sovereignty of the nation-state,
and slavery, and affirmed the common man's ability to govern. This volume, the first book to explore this alternative
current of American political thought, is here accompanied
by a historiographical essay by David Waldstreicher that discusses its lasting importance and contrasts its ideas with the
work of Bernard Bailyn and Gordon Wood. 222pgs. • 2009
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157242 MISCEGENATION: Making
Race in America
Lemire, Elise
In the years between the Revolution and
the Civil War, novelists, short-story writers,
poets, journalists, and cartoonists imagined that political equality would be followed by widespread interracial sex and
marriage. Elise Lemire reads these literary
and visual depictions for what they can tell
us about the connection between the racialization of desire
and the social construction of race. 216pgs. • 2002
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $59.95 / $16.98
093491 A NEW FACE ON THE COUNTRYSIDE:
Indians, Colonists, and Slaves in
South Atlantic Forests, 1500-1800
Silver, Timothy H.
Traces the effects of English settlement on South Atlantic
ecology, showing how three cultures - Indian, European,
and African - interacted with their changing environment.
Silver pays particular attention to regional variations,
explaining how local geography and settlement patterns
influenced ecological change. 216pgs. • 1990
◆ • Cambridge • P • $33.99 / $8.98
026095 NEW YORK JEWS AND THE GREAT
DEPRESSION: Uncertain Promise
Wenger, Beth S.
Wenger shows that Jews of the Depression era not only worried about financial stability and their security as a minority
group but also questioned the usefulness of their educational
endeavors and the ability of their communal institutions to
survive. 269pgs. • 1996
◆ • Yale • C • $50.00 / $12.98
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✪ 157808 THE OXFORD
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LATINOS AND
LATINAS IN THE UNITED STATES
Oboler, Suzanne & Deena J.
González, eds.
A landmark scholarly work, this
four-volume set offers comprehensive, reliable, and accessible information about the fastest growing
minority population in the nation. It
includes more than 900 articles, written by academics,
scholars, writers, artists, and journalists, addressing such
broad topics as identity, art, politics, religion, education,
health, and history. 2344pgs. • 2005
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✪ 157809 PEACEABLE KINGDOM
LOST: The Paxton Boys and the
Destruction of William Penn's Holy
Experiment
Kenny, Kevin
In 1763, a group of frontier settlers known
as the Paxton Boys exterminated the last
twenty Conestogas, descendants of Indians
who had lived peacefully since the 1690s
on land donated by William Penn near
Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Based on extensive research, this
engaging history offers an eye-opening look at how colonists - and later the US government -- crushed the dream of settlers
and Indians living together in peace. 336pgs. • 2009
133713 PEDLAR IN DIVINITY: George Whitefield and
the Transatlantic Revivals, 1737-1770
Lambert, Frank
An itinerant British preacher who became a key figure in the
Great Awakening, George Whitefield drew audiences numbering in the tens of thousands to public gatherings in London,
Boston, and Philadelphia. In this fresh interpretation of
Whitefield and his age, Lambert focuses on the marketing
techniques the evangelist borrowed from his contemporaries
in the commercial world. 264pgs. • 2002
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $12.98
114573 THE PEOPLING OF BRITISH
NORTH AMERICA: An Introduction
Bailyn, Bernard
In this volume, Bailyn lays out the central
themes in a formative passage of our history: the transatlantic transfer of people from
the Old World to the North American continent, a transfer that established the foundations of the American society that was to
develop. 192pgs. • 1988
◆ • Vintage • P • $14.95 / $6.98
157183 POPULAR IDEOLOGIES: Mass Culture at MidCentury
Smulyan, Susan
From minstrel skits performed by middle-class families, to
women rioting to experience the wonder of nylons, mid-century individuals used popular culture to reinforce their status
while claiming their place in a newly commodified and
increasingly mass-produced world. Through an eclectic range
of subjects, this volume examines issues in modern cultural
history, including the relationships between producers and
consumers and how both groups use popular culture.
208pgs. • 2010
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106813 PROVIDENCE AND THE
INVENTION OF THE UNITED STATES,
1607-1876
Guyatt, Nicholas
Making sense of previously diffuse debates
on manifest destiny, millenarianism, and
American mission, this volume surveys the
origins and historical development of the
idea that God has a special plan for
America. 352pgs. • 2007
◆ • Cambridge • P • $29.99 / $9.98
✪ 157883 A QUEER HISTORY OF
THE UNITED STATES
Bronski, Michael
Drawing upon primary documents, literature, and cultural histories, a noted
scholar and activist charts the breadth
of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender history from 1492 to the 1990s,
revealing how the LGBT experience has
profoundly shaped our country, culture, and history. 312pgs. • 2011
◆ • Beacon • C • $27.95 / $8.98
104380 THE QUOTABLE JEFFERSON
Kaminski, John P.
More than any other Founding Father, Thomas Jefferson made
his reputation on the brilliance of his writing. Drawing primarily on The Papers of Thomas Jefferson, this volume collects
Jefferson's pronouncements on almost 500 subjects, ranging
from the profound and public -- the Constitution -- to the personal and peculiar -- cold water bathing. 557pgs. • 2006
◆ • Princeton • C • $19.95 / $9.98
✪ 043026 THE REAL WAR WILL
NEVER GET IN THE BOOKS:
Selections from Writers During the
Civil War
Masur, Louis P., ed.
Brings together diaries, letters, and
essays from 14 of the most eloquent
and articulate writers of the Civil War
period, including such major literary
figures as Nathaniel Hawthorne,
Harriet Beecher Stowe, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Frederick
Douglass, Herman Melville, Walt Whitman, and Louisa May
Alcott. 301pgs. • 1995
157224 RELIGION AND PROFIT:
Moravians in Early America
Engel, Katherine Carte
In 1741, after planting communities on the
frontiers of empires throughout the
Atlantic world, Moravians settled the communitarian enclave of Bethlehem,
Pennsylvania, in order to spread the
Gospel to thousands of nearby colonists
and Native Americans. This volume traces
the Moravians' evolving mission projects, their strategies for
supporting those missions, and their gradual integration into
the society of 18th-century North America. 328pgs. • 2009
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $55.00 / $8.98
125974 THE RISE AND FALL OF
MODERN AMERICAN CONSERVATISM:
A Short History
Farber, David
This concise and accessible history provides rare insight into how conservatives
captured the American political imagination by claiming moral superiority, downplaying economic inequality, and embracing nationalism. It traces the history of
modern conservatism from its revolt against New Deal liberalism, to its breathtaking resurgence under Ronald Reagan, to
the debacle of the election of Barack Obama. 308pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • C • $29.95 / $13.98
112633 THE SENATOR AND THE SHARECROPPER: The
Freedom Struggles of James O. Eastland and Fannie Lou
Hamer
Asch, Christopher Myers
The epic struggle for black equality in the 20th century, told
through the deeply intertwined life histories of a wealthy white
cotton planter who was one of the most powerful segregationists in the US Senate, and a sharecropper who rose to become
the spiritual leader of the Mississippi freedom struggle.
368pgs. • 2008
▲ • New Press • C • $27.95 / $5.98
125286 THEODORE REX
Morris, Edmund
The story of Theodore Roosevelt's two
world-changing terms as president of the
US. As president, TR addressed the problems of race and labor relations and won
the Nobel Peace Prize, but his most historic achievement remains his creation of a
national conservation policy and the
preservation of millions of acres of protected parks and forest. 792pgs. • 2002
◆ • Modern Library • P • $18.00 / $6.98
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038500 TO END ALL WARS: Woodrow
Wilson and the Quest for a New World
Order
Knock, Thomas J.
Narrates Wilson's epic quest for a new
world order. The account follows Wilson's
thought and diplomacy from his policy
toward revolutionary Mexico, through his
dramatic call for "Peace without Victory" in
World War I, to the Senate's rejection of
the League of Nations. 381pgs. • 1992
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $21.98
157184 VISIONS OF PROGRESS: The Left-Liberal
Tradition in America
Rossinow, Doug
Examines how the cooperation and the creative tension
between left-wing radicals and liberal reformers advanced
many of the most important political values of the 20th century, including free speech, freedom of conscience, and racial
equality. Rossinow takes the story up to the present, showing
how the progressive connection was lost and explaining the
consequences that followed. 336pgs. • 2009
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $24.95 / $11.98
100979 VOICES OF PROTEST: Huey
Long, Father Coughlin, and the
Great Depression
Brinkley, Alan
In the early years of the Great
Depression, a first-term US senator
from Louisiana and a Catholic priest
from an industrial suburb near Detroit
became the most successful leaders of
national political dissidence of their era.
Brinkley's highly praised study of these two fascinating, disturbing political figures illuminates the political contours of
Depression-era America. 384pgs. • 1983
▲ • Vintage • P • $16.95 / $7.98
140620 THE WAR OF 1812: Conflict for a Continent
Stagg, J. C. A.
The events of 1812-1815 were shaped by the larger crisis of
the Napoleonic Wars in Europe. In synthesizing and reinterpreting scholarship on the conflict, Professor Stagg focuses on
the war as a continental event, and highlights its centrality to
Canadian nationalism and state development. 240pgs. • 2012
◆ • Cambridge • P • $25.99 / $12.98
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049130 THE ARCHAEOLOGY OF
ANCIENT GREECE
Whitley, James
An up-to-date synthesis of current
research on the material culture of
Archaic and Classical Greece, eras whose
rich and diverse material has provoked
admiration and wonder, but seldom analyzed as a key to understanding Greek civilization. Whitley uses material evidence
to address central historical questions for which literary evidence is often insufficient. 484pgs. • 2001
◆ • Cambridge • P • $61.00 / $38.98
084832 THE CRADLE OF HUMANITY: Prehistoric Art
and Culture
Bataille, Georges
A collection of essays and lectures spanning 30 years of
research in anthropology, comparative religion, aesthetics,
and philosophy. For Bataille, prehistory is universal history;
it is the history of a human community before its fall into
separation, into nations and races. 224pgs. • 2005
◆ • Zone Books • C • $36.95 / $12.98
157255 FROM PARIS TO POMPEII:
French Romanticism and the Cultural
Politics of Archaeology
Blix, Goran
In postrevolutionary France, the desire to
claim that no being, city, culture, or language was ever definitively erased ran
deeper than mere nostalgic and reactionary impulses. Blix here reveals how the
nascent science of archaeology lay at the
core of the romantic experience of history and shaped the way
historians, novelists, artists, and the public sought to cope with
relentless change. 320pgs. • 2008
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126033 LIFE AMONG THE ANTHROS
AND OTHER ESSAYS
EDITED BY FRED INGLIS
Geertz, Clifford
Clifford Geertz was perhaps the most influential anthropologist of our time, but his
influence extended far beyond his field to
encompass many facets of contemporary
life. In this collection of pieces from the
New York Review of Books, he writes eloquently and arrestingly about such figures as Gandhi,
Foucault, and Genet, and on topics as varied as Islam, globalization, feminism, and the failings of nationalism. 304pgs. •
2010
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105229 LOWLY ORIGIN: Where,
When, and Why Our Ancestors First
Stood Up
Kingdon, Jonathan
Once our ancestors could walk on two
legs, they began to do many of the things
that apes cannot: cross wide open spaces,
manipulate complex tools, communicate
with new signal systems, and light fires.
This volume uses the latest findings from
ecology, biogeography, and paleontology to lay out a comprehensive account of how four-legged apes became two-legged
hominids. 416pgs. • 2004
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $16.98
125651 PRIMATES AND PHILOSOPHERS: How Morality
Evolved
De Waal, Frans
In this provocative book, a primatologist argues that modernday evolutionary biology takes far too dim a view of the natural world, emphasizing our "selfish" genes. Science has thus
exacerbated our reciprocal habits of blaming nature when we
act badly and labeling the good things we do as "humane."
232pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • P • $17.95 / $8.98
080333 STONEHENGE
COMPLETE
THIRD EDITION
Chippindale, Christopher
New studies in recent years have revolutionized our knowledge of the
complex sequence of structures that
make up this most famous of ancient
places. For this edition, Christopher
Chippindale has revised and updated
his classic account to include the latest theories and discoveries. 312pgs. • 2004
▲ • Thames & Hudson • P • $24.95 / $9.98
157202 WOMEN IN PREHISTORY:
North America and Mesoamerica
Claassen, Cheryl & Rosemary A. Joyce,
eds.
In the 1960s, scholars constructed a
model of cultural evolution in which men
were characterized as cooperative hunters
of big game and women as gatherers of
plant food. Challenging this model, the
contributors to this volume undertake an
examination of the archaeological record informed by insights
into the cultural construction of gender that have emerged
from scholarship in history, anthropology, biology, and related
disciplines. 289pgs. • 1997
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154391 THE AESTHETICS OF ARCHITECTURE
SECOND EDITION
Scruton, Roger
A call for a return to first principles in contemporary architectural theory, contending that the aesthetic of architecture is, in its
very essence, an aesthetic of everyday life. In a new introduction,
Scruton discusses how his ideas have developed since the book's
original publication, and assesses the continuing relevance of his
argument for the 21st century. 320pgs. • 2013
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ATHENS
Stuart, James & Nicholas Revett
Stuart and Revett's monumental
undertaking, based on measured
drawings done on site between 1751
and 1754, set a new standard for
archaeological investigation. By fundamentally challenging prevailing
notions about a universal classical
ideal, their work fueled the Greek Revival movement that dominated British, European, and American architecture and
design for over a century. Originally published in four volumes
between 1762 and 1816, this masterwork is presented here in
its entirety with a new introduction by Frank Salmon. With its
many images of buildings, plans, sculpture, friezes, and decorative objects, it remains the logical starting point for anyone
interested in Athens and its influence on the history of Western
architecture. 560pgs. • 2007
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White, Norval & Elliot Willensky
The ultimate guide to the buildings of all five boroughs,
from 19th-century brownstones and tenements to modern
high-rise apartments and museums. It presents structures
that range from the magnificent to the obscure in more
than 3,000 new photographs, more than 130 new maps,
and hundreds of revised entries. 1088pgs. • 2000
◆ • Three Rivers Press • P • $37.50 / $12.98
123303 ARCHITECTURAL
REGIONALISM: Collected Writings on
Place, Identity, Modernity, and
Tradition
Canizaro, Vincent B., ed.
Architectural regionalism remains a fluid
concept, its historical development and
current influence largely undocumented.
This comprehensive reader brings together more than 40 key essays by critics, historians, and architects such as Kenneth Frampton, Lewis
Mumford, Sigfried Giedion, and Alan Colquhoun. 496pgs. •
2007
◆ • Princeton Architectural • P • $39.95 / $20.98
123382 ART DECO SAN FRANCISCO: The Architecture
of Timothy Pflueger
Poletti, Therese
An immigrant's son with only a grade-school education,
Timothy Pflueger began practicing architecture after San
Francisco's 1906 earthquake. While his contemporaries
looked to Beaux-Arts traditions to rebuild the city, he brought
exotic Mayan, Asian, and Egyptian forms to buildings ranging
from simple cocktail lounges to the city's first skyscrapers.
256pgs. • 2008
157227 BRICKWORKS
Heeney, Gwen
Current attention to architectural
ceramics, the interest in installations,
and the advance of public art have
transformed brick into an increasingly
popular medium. This volume, which
showcases the amazing creations of an
international group of artists who work
with brick, also provides practical information on getting commissions, working with factories, and
designing with brick. 208pgs. • 2003
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157260 BUILDING THE NATION:
Americans Write About Their
Architecture, Their Cities, and
Their Landscape
Conn, Steven & Max Page, eds.
Drawing on a vast range of voices
across more than two centuries, this
anthology shows that the struggle to
imagine what kinds of buildings and
land use would best suit the nation pervaded all classes of Americans, not just architects and
designers. The writers represented include Mark Twain, W.
E. B. Du Bois, Henry James, Edith Wharton, Lewis
Mumford, E. B. White, and John McPhee, as well as littleknown or long-forgotten figures. 424pgs. • 2003
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138647 A
CHRONOLOGY OF
WESTERN
ARCHITECTURE
Yarwood, Doreen
Accessible to casual
and serious readers
alike, this comprehensive survey ranges from
2000 BC to the 1980s
and features more than 1,000 chronologically arranged photographs and drawings. Each of the 105 two-page spreads represents a specific era and includes information on architectural details and historical events of the period. 224pgs. •
2010
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✪ 048668 DWELLING HOUSE
CONSTRUCTION
FIFTH EDITION
Dietz, Albert G.
A homebuilding classic that covers site
inspection, foundations, framing, windows, roofing and flashing, coatings, fireplaces, insulation, hardware, plastics,
mobile homes, and manufactured housing.
New, substantially revised edition. 431pgs.
• 1991
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153452 ECO-YARDS: Simple Steps to Earth-Friendly
Landscapes
Rama, Laureen
Through sustainable, organic landscaping, both small and
large plots of land can become part of the solution to today's
environmental challenges. This practical, well-illustrated manual provides clear, easy-to-follow instructions on how to plan
and maintain a beautiful, environmentally friendly, low-maintenance yard. 240pgs. • 2011
◆ • New Society Publishers • P • $19.95 / $5.98
145626 FIT: An Architect's Manifesto
Geddes, Robert
A distinguished architect and urbanist argues that buildings,
landscapes, and cities should be designed to fit: fit the purpose, fit the place, fit future possibilities. Here he examines
brilliant examples of fit, from Jefferson's University of Virginia
and Louis Kahn's Exeter Library to the Apple Store on Fifth
Avenue, Chicago's Millennium Park, and Seattle's Pike Place.
144pgs. • 2012
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065857 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT'S
FALLINGWATER
THE BUILDING BLOCK SERIES
Stoller, Ezra
Ezra
Stoller's
photographs
of
Fallingwater, largely commissioned by
New York's Museum of Modern Art in
1963, have become icons in their own
right, illustrating the building's integral
connection to the landscape and its striking modern form. 89pgs. • 1999
▲ • Princeton Architectural • C • $19.95 / $8.98
140729 GOD'S ARCHITECT: Pugin
and the Building of Romantic Britain
Hill, Rosemary
Born in 1812, Augustus Welby Northmore
Pugin was one of Britain's greatest architects, and his short career one of the most
dramatic in architectural history. In the
first modern biography of this extraordinary figure, Rosemary Hill draws upon
unpublished letters and drawings to recreate Pugin's life and work as architect, propagandist, and
Gothic designer, as well as the turbulent story of his three marriages and his sudden death at 40. 656pgs. • 2009
◆ • Yale • C • $45.00 / $12.98
✪ 157864 A HISTORY OF THE FUTURE
Goodman, Donna
In the early decades of the 20th century, as conceptual
design became the vehicle for exploring ideas and presenting new movements, a dialogue between technology and
design began to emerge. This profusely illustrated volume
explores the impact of modern technology on design and
planning, beginning with Renaissance concepts and concluding with emerging projects in sustainable design.
280pgs. • 2008
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132182 INTERPRETING THE RENAISSANCE: Princes,
Cities, Architects
Tafuri, Manfredo
Manfredo Tafuri (1935-1994) was acknowledged as one of
Italy's most influential architectural historians. In his final
work, published here in English for the first time, he analyzes
Renaissance architecture from a variety of perspectives,
exploring questions that occupied him for more than 30 years.
568pgs. • 1959
◆ • Yale • C • $60.00 / $19.98
138639 LOST AMERICA VOL. 2:
From the Mississippi to the Pacific
Greiff, Constance M.
Since this country's westward expansion began, countless civic buildings,
hotels, and other historic structures
have been lost to the wrecking ball.
This handsome volume of more than
300 images chronicles the disappearance of some of these properties and
makes a persuasive case for the preservation of America's
remaining architectural heritage. 256pgs. • 2010
◆ • Dover • P • $24.95 / $7.98
157290 MEDICI GARDENS: From Making to Design
Giannetto, Raffaella Fabiani
Drawing from Medici tax returns, inventories, and correspondence, Giannetto examines the transformation of such gardens
as Trebbio, Cafaggiolo, and Fiesole from functional kitchen
gardens to symbols of political power and family prestige. She
shows how the Medici gardens were both an aspect of everyday life and a poetic activity influenced by cultural expectations and societal demands. 328pgs. • 2008
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $59.95 / $21.98
157262 MORAVIAN ARCHITECTURE AND TOWN
PLANNING: Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, and Other
Eighteenth-Century American Settlements
Murtagh, William J.
The industrial city of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania was originally settled in colonial times by Moravians from southeastern
Germany. These religious utopians were noted for urban
planning. This large-format, richly illustrated volume compares more than 20 Bethlehem landmarks with other
Moravian communities for a fascinating glimpse into
America's past. 160pgs. • 1998
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $37.50 / $9.98
152621 NORMAN FOSTER WORKS 3
Jenkins, David
Focuses on projects realized from the mid-1980s to the early
1990s, including Stansted Airport outside London, Bilbao's
subway system, and the Millennium Tower in Tokyo. The volume examines each project in depth by means of numerous
photographs, original sketches, and computer-generated
drawings. 566pgs. • 2008
◆ • Prestel • C • $150.00 / $36.98
041942 SOAK WASH RINSE SPIN: Tolleson Design
Tolleson, Steven
Tolleson's approach to design might best be described as scientific: involving relentless research in which every element of
a project is subject to rigorous study through almost imperceptible permutations. The end results are designs that are
meticulously executed, sometimes cerebral, but never without
emotion and wit. 288pgs. • 1999
▲ • Princeton Architectural • P • $45.00 / $21.98
✪ 157867 THE SWEDISH
COUNTRY HOUSE
Scherman, Susanna
Little known outside Sweden, these
country houses survive in surprisingly large numbers, often with their
original furniture and decoration
intact. This volume captures 20 of
these remarkable and timeless houses, ranging from royal palaces to
farmhouses and dating from the 15th century to the end of
the 19th. 224pgs. • 2010
◆ • Monacelli • C • $60.00 / $19.98
041502 THEORIZING A NEW AGENDA
FOR ARCHITECTURE: An Anthology of
Architectural Theory 1965-1995
Nesbitt, Kate, ed.
Gathers together influential articles on
architectural theory from the past 30
years, presenting a dynamic reexamination
of the discipline, and examining architectural postmodernism, phenomenology,
semiotics, poststructuralism, deconstruction, and feminism. 606pgs. • 1996
021427 THEORY AND DESIGN IN THE
FIRST MACHINE AGE
SECOND EDITION
Banham, Reyner
Traces the formation of attitudes, themes,
and forms characteristic of artists and
architects working primarily in Europe
between 1900 and 1930 as they utilized
the new technology of the first machine
age in their works. 338pgs. • 1999
◆ • MIT • P • $38.00 / $21.98
142964 THE UNIVERSE IN THE
LANDSCAPE
Jencks, Charles
Landforms are a fast-developing art
form that enjoy a wide following
today, because of their multiple uses
and their enveloping beauty. In this
collection of his recent work, Charles
Jencks explains his particular
approach to the landform, one which
stresses the common patterns that underlie all parts of the
cosmos. 256pgs. • 2011
◆ • Frances Lincoln • C • $65.00 / $16.98
100322 VISIONS OF HEAVEN:
The Dome in European
Architecture
Stephenson, David
Showcases more than 120 images
of domes from the 2nd to the 20th
century, including the Roman
Pantheon, the Byzantine churches
of Turkey, the great domes of the
Renaissance, the decorative cupolas of the Baroque and the Rococo ages, and a 19th-century
synagogue in Hungary. Stephenson's brilliantly calibrated
exposures present the complex geometrical structures as they
have never been seen before. 192pgs. • 2005
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157238 ALTERNATIVE KILNS
CERAMICS HANDBOOKS
Gregory, Ian
This fresh look at the process of kiln
building suggests unconventional materials and new styles of kilns, many of which
are art forms in their own right. Designed
for the experienced kiln-builder, the book
provides some basic instructions as well.
128pgs. • 2005
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $27.50 / $12.98
157201 A HISTORY OF GLASSFORMING
Cummings, Keith
A fascinating study of the nature of glass and the skills, techniques, and machines that have been developed to exploit its
remarkable and mutable properties. As Cummings demonstrates, glass has evolved from a rare and precious commodity, to a familiar tool of everyday use, to an art form prized once
again. 192pgs. • 2002
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $65.00 / $19.98
157228 THE CERAMIC SURFACE
Ostermann, Matthias
This exploration of the ceramic surface covers a wide variety of techniques for making, decorating, and firing, as well
as the full spectrum of clays and firing temperatures. Each
image is accompanied by technical information, as well as
a statement of the artist's inspiration and motivation.
208pgs. • 2002
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $49.95 / $14.98
157245 ORIENTAL GLAZES
CERAMICS HANDBOOKS
Bailey, Michael
This clear and practical volume offers a
starting point for beginners and a rich
source of recipes and approaches to the
established potter. With his logical, organized format and encouraging tone, Bailey's
handbook is a clear and comprehensive
guide on how to produce these striking
glazes today. 128pgs. • 2004
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $29.95 / $12.98
157272 CHINESE GLAZES: Their
Origins, Chemistry, and Recreation
Wood, Nigel
Reveals how the potters of ancient
China were able to work their ceramic
miracles from the simplest recipes, and
how modern potters can use and adapt
these principles for their own work.
The book contains hundreds of recipes
for formulating Chinese glazes with
Western materials, simple and advanced calculation techniques, as well as efficient blending procedures with local
materials. 272pgs. • 1999
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $59.95 / $14.98
157222 PORCELAIN REPAIR AND RESTORATION:
A Handbook
SECOND EDITION
Williams, Nigel
A practical handbook for repairing or restoring prized
pieces of porcelain. Each stage in the process is illustrated
with photographs and explanatory line drawings and diagrams that show the functions and uses of specialist tools.
This edition concludes with a glossary and a comprehensive guide to materials, manufacturers, and suppliers, as
well as information on setting up a workshop. 160pgs. •
2002
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $39.95 / $9.98
157209 CLAY, LIGHT & WATER
CERAMICS HANDBOOKS
O'Rorke, Margaret
Working with light and water presents
numerous aesthetic, technical, and safety
challenges to ceramicists who want to
combine these fascinating elements with
the translucent quality of porcelain. Over
the past three decades, Margaret O'Rorke
has met these challenges and produced a
body of installations, sculptures, lighting fixtures, and fountains. In this volume she shares her expertise in working with
these fluid media. 128pgs. • 2010
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $28.95 / $12.98
157219 CONFRONTATIONAL CERAMICS
Schwartz, Judith S.
Clay may start out soft, but in the right hands it can deliver a
hard blow. This volume surveys the work of contemporary
sculptors, potters, and mixed media artists who have turned
the ancient medium of clay into an articulate vehicle for political and social commentary. 256pgs. • 2008
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $55.00 / $14.98
157257 FIVE THOUSAND YEARS
OF GLASS
REVISED EDITION
Tait, Hugh
Traces the history of glass from its
origins some 5,000 years ago,
though the invention of glass blowing around the first century BC, to
the introduction of mechanized
processes and new styles in the 19th
and 20th centuries. Profusely illustrated, it highlights the
flourishing industries of ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt,
the elegant vessels of the Islamic Near East, the mastery of
Renaissance Venice, and the experiments of modern
Europe and America. 256pgs. • 2004
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $49.95 / $14.98
157199 SALT GLAZING
Rogers, Phil
Salt glazing, with its distinctive "orange
peel" surface, has long attracted
ceramicists and collectors alike. In this
volume, a well-known potter Phil
Rogers examines the history of this very
special glazing technique, as well as the
technical considerations -- particularly
kilns -- that set this form of glazing
apart from all other studio ceramics. 244pgs. • 2002
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $55.00 / $16.98
157214 STONEWARE
CERAMICS HANDBOOKS
Dewar, Richard
Stoneware is a hard, strong, and vitrified
ware, usually fired above 1200 Celsius,
allowing the body and glaze to mature at
the same time and form an integrated
body-glaze layer. In this volume, Richard
Dewar discusses the various considerations that need to be taken into account
when working at higher temperatures and shows the myriad
techniques and glazes that can be used to achieve excellent
results. 128pgs. • 2002
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $28.95 / $11.98
157288 TEN THOUSAND YEARS OF
POTTERY
Cooper, Emmanuel
This lavishly illustrated comprehensive
account begins with the earliest civilizations of the Near East and Middle East
and follows the production of pottery
chronologically around the globe. The
final chapters analyze the development
of ceramics as a medium of personal
expression by artists and studio potters during the 20th century. 360pgs. • 2000
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $69.95 / $18.98
ART & ART H ISTORY
157215 AMERICAN TRADITION IN
PAINTING
McCoubrey, John
What is distinctively American about
American painting? In this volume, John
McCoubrey addresses this question by
focusing on essential American qualities that appear not only among the
abstract expressionists but also among
the earliest colonial portrait painters,
who relied on vision rather than technique. 168pgs. • 2000
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $24.95 / $6.98
143375 AMERICA'S OTHER AUDUBON
Kiser, Joy M.
The story of Genevieve Jones, her family, and the making of an
extraordinary 19th-century book, Illustrations of the Nests and
Eggs of Birds of Ohio. Includes archival photographs of the
family and original advertisements and ephemera from the
publication and sale of the book, the 68 original color plates
of nests and eggs, plus selected field notes, a key to the eggs,
and a key to the birds' scientific and current common names.
144pgs. • 2012
038543 ART AND ILLUSION: A Study in the Psychology
of Pictorial Representation
Gombrich, E. H.
A classic that explores the meeting ground between science
and the humanities, Art and Illusion examines the history and
psychology of pictorial representation in light of present-day
theories of visual perception information and learning.
466pgs. • 2000
◆ • Princeton • P • $42.00 / $20.98
050466 THE ART OF MESOAMERICA: From Olmec to
Aztec
WORLD OF ART
Miller, Mary Ellen
Succinctly surveys the artistic achievements of the high
Precolumbian civilizations -- Olmec, Maya, Teotihuacan,
Toltec, Aztec -- as well as those of their less well-known contemporaries. Their pyramids and palaces, jades and brightly
colored paintings emerge from these pages as vividly as when
they first astonished Cortes's men. 193 illustrations, 44 in
color. 240pgs. • 2001
▲ • Thames & Hudson • P • $16.95 / $6.98
✪ 157860 THE ART PROPHETS: The Artists,
Dealers, and Tastemakers Who Shook the Art World
Polsky, Richard
An insightful examination of the relationships between contemporary artists and the influential dealers and tastemakers who opened doors, identified new movements, and resurrected art forms that had fallen into obscurity. 272pgs. •
2011
◆ • Other Press • C • $24.95 / $7.98
ANCIENT GREECE
137994 ART, MYTH, AND RITUAL IN CLASSICAL
GREECE
Barringer, Judith
What do Greek myths mean and how was meaning created
for the ancient viewer? In this volume, Judith Barringer considers the use of myth on monuments at several key sites -Olympia, Athens, Delphi, Bassai, and Trysa -- and shows that
mythological motifs were neither randomly selected nor
purely decorative. 320pgs. • 2004
◆ • Cambridge • P • $31.99 / $9.98
035632 THE ARTS IN
PREHISTORIC GREECE
PELICAN HISTORY OF ART
Hood, Sinclair
Surveys the artistic expressions of the
Aegean peoples during the 5,000 years
that preceded the rise of Classical
Greek art. Work produced in the environs of the palaces of Mycenae and
Crete (including the palace of Minos at
Knossos) is fully described and illustrated. 311pgs. • 1994
◆ • Yale • P • $38.00 / $9.98
112798 CLASSICAL GREECE AND THE BIRTH OF
WESTERN ART
Stewart, Andrew
What was the "Classical Revolution" in Greek art? What were
its contexts, aims, achievements, and impact? Andrew
Stewart examines Greek architecture, painting, and sculpture of the fifth and fourth centuries BC in relation to the
great political, social, cultural, and intellectual issues of the
period. 376pgs. • 2008
◆ • Cambridge • P • $31.99 / $12.98
151005 CHRIS OFILI
Adjaye, David, et al.
Ofili's intricately constructed works, combining beadlike dots
of paint, collaged images from popular media, and elephant
dung, create a unique iconography that marries African artistic and ritual practices with Western art historical traditions
and hip-hop culture. This beautifully designed book, the first
to examine Ofili's artistic development in depth, surveys his
work in watercolor, drawing, and sculpture. 272pgs. • 2009
◆ • Rizzoli • C • $85.00 / $29.98
156456 THE COMPLETE POSTCARD ART OF GILBERT
AND GEORGE
Bracewell, Michael
Nearly four decades of original, subversive, and beautiful postcard art is collected in this ingeniously packaged two-volume
set designed by the artists themselves. It illustrates in color all
1,004 new and vintage Postcard Pictures, most of which have
not been previously catalogued or exhibited. 1081pgs. • 2011
◆ • Prestel • C • $65.00 / $26.98
052748 ART SINCE 1960
WORLD OF ART
Archer, Michael
Archer's acclaimed book is brought up to
date with coverage of the comprehensive
globalization of art since the mid-90s. With
over thirty additional illustrations and new
timeline and bibliography, this is an indispensable source of information on the
evolution of art over the past four decades.
256pgs. • 2002
▲ • Thames & Hudson • P • $19.95 / $7.98
155091 DR. SEUSS AND CO. GO TO WAR: The World
War II Editorial Cartoons of America's Leading Comic
Artists
Schiffrin, Andre
A collection of more than 300 cartoons from the World War II
era, including more than 100 by Dr. Seuss, 50 cartoons by the
New Yorker's Saul Steinberg, and works by Al Hirschfeld, Carl
Rose, and Mischa Richter. 280pgs. • 2009
▲ • New Press • C • $29.95 / $7.98
✪ 157582 BENEZIT DICTIONARY OF BRITISH
GRAPHIC ARTISTS AND ILLUSTRATORS
Benezit, Emmanuel
This two-volume set offers more than 3,000 entries covering a range of British graphic artists, from medieval manuscript illuminators to contemporary cartoonists. The
entries provide straightforward, concise narratives of the
artists' lives and careers, and many include bibliographies,
auction sale records, exhibition histories, and museum collection holdings. 1000pgs. • 2012
043219 DRAWING IN EARLY RENAISSANCE ITALY:
Revised Edition
Ames-Lewis, Francis
In the course of the 15th century, drawing developed from a
subsidiary role in the production of finished paintings to an art
form in its own right. In this beautiful book, Ames-Lewis
examines the works of the major draftsmen of the century -Pisanello, Jacopo Bellini, Pollaiuolo, Ghirlandaio, Carpaccio,
and Leonardo -- in order to illuminate the new types of drawing that evolved. 196pgs. • 2000
◆ • Yale • P • $40.00 / $14.98
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135814 THE FIRST POP AGE:
Painting and Subjectivity in the Art of
Hamilton, Lichtenstein, Warhol,
Richter, and Ruscha
Foster, Hal
A new interpretation of Pop art through
the work of five groundbreaking artists.
Beautifully illustrated in color throughout, the book reveals how the pioneers of
Pop held on to old forms of art while
drawing on new subjects matter, and how they struck an
ambiguous attitude toward both high art and mass culture.
352pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • C • $29.95 / $12.98
157220 FOR THE MILLIONS: American Art and
Culture Between the Wars
Saab, A. Joan
Looking behind the scenes at the personalities and policies
of such venerable institutions as the Federal Arts Project
and the Museum of Modern Art, A. Joan Saab discerns a
broad-based democratic modernism inspired by and
engaged with the social life of the period. 240pgs. • 2009
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $24.95 / $12.98
067742 GRAPHIC DESIGN 20TH CENTURY
Purvis, Alston W.
A pictorial history of the last hundred years in graphic design.
It represents all the significant designers of the 20th century
and the many styles that characterized this rich and tumultuous period: Art Nouveau, Arts and Craft, the Viennese
Secession, the Russian Avant-Garde, Punk, New Wave, computer graphics and more. 480pgs. • 2003
080523 GRID SYSTEMS: Principles of Organizing Type
Elam, Kimberly
Elam brings a keen eye and clear explanations to the most
prevalent system of visual organization: the grid. Filled with
extensive research and more than 100 informative examples
from the Bauhaus to Nike ads, the book provides an easy-tounderstand step-by-step approach to typographic composition. 120pgs. • 2004
▲ • Princeton Architectural • P • $24.95 / $11.98
155663 KORETSKY: The Soviet Photo Poster,
1930-1984
Wolf, Erika
The first comprehensive catalogue of the work of Viktor
Koretsky (1909-1998), the acknowledged master of the Soviet
photographic poster. This richly illustrated album provides an
essential introduction to the major examples of Koretsky's
artistic output, including posters, original designs, and other
political graphics. 448pgs. • 2012
▲ • New Press • C • $60.00 / $24.98
123703 THE MAP AS ART:
Contemporary Artists
Explore Cartography
Harmon, Katharine A. &
Gayle Clemans
Collects 360 colorful, maprelated artistic visions by such
artists as Ed Ruscha, Julian
Schnabel, Olafur Eliasson,
Maira Kalman, William
Kentridge, and Vik Muniz. Together, the beautiful reproductions and telling commentary make this an essential volume
for anyone open to exploring new artistic paths. 256pgs. •
2009
✪ 157559 MEL RAMOS: I Love
Women
Gardner, Belinda
Whether painting a gorgeous Monica
Vitti-esque bombshell leaning on a Del
Monte ketchup bottle, a Matisseinspired redhead reclining on an
abstracted chair, or an UmaThurmanish blonde laying on a giant
pack of Life Savers, the rebel figurative
painter Mel Ramos is widely viewed as
one of the most significant representatives of the California Pop movement. 96pgs. • 2008
◆ • Kerber Verlag • C • $29.95 / $7.98
129423 MICHELANGELO: A Life on Paper
Barkan, Leonard
Throughout his career, Michelangelo not only filled hundreds
of sheets of paper with exquisite drawings, sketches, and doodles, but also, on fully a third of these sheets, composed his
own words. This sumptuous volume brings together more
than 200 stunning, reproductions of these private papers. The
text by Leonard Barkan explains the crucial role the written
word played in the artist's work. 352pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • C • $49.50 / $20.98
157190 MODERN MOVES WEST: California Artists and
Democratic Culture in the Twentieth Century
Smith, Richard Candida
Tracing the development of abstract painting, assemblage art,
and arts institutions, this volume lays bare the tensions
between the democratic and professional sides of modern and
contemporary art as California developed a distinct regional
cultural life. It dramatically illustrates the paths that California
artists took towards the development of a more diverse and
inclusive culture. 264pgs. • 2009
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $39.95 / $9.98
126107 THE MOMENT OF
CARAVAGGIO
Fried, Michael
Focusing on the emergence of the fullblown "gallery picture" in Rome during
the last decade of the 16th century and
the first decades of the 17th, Fried sets
forth a radically revisionist account of
Caravaggio's relation to the self-portrait;
of the role of extreme violence in his art;
and of the deep structure of his epoch-defining realism.
Extensively illustrated with nearly 200 color images. 328pgs.
• 2010
◆ • Princeton • C • $49.50 / $25.98
152620 NANCY SPERO: The Work
Lyon, Christopher
Among the most prominent women artists of the past half century, Spero created a body of work of astonishing emotional
range, from fierce anger directed against war and sexism to
joyful sexual release. Sumptuously illustrated, this book showcases Spero's most magnificent works and includes gate-fold
presentations of the artist's signature scrolls and a mosaic
mural. 340pgs. • 2010
◆ • Prestel • C • $85.00 / $22.98
156397 ODD NERDRUM: Self
Portraits
Tornvall, Bengt, ed.
Nerdrum's difficult childhood and the
isolation he has endured as a painter
have greatly intensified the relevance of
the self-portrait, a genre at which he
has excelled, and for which he has
become particularly well-known. With
more than 100 color reproductions,
this volume collects Nerdrum's self-portraits for the first time.
160pgs. • 2012
◆ • Atlantis • C • $49.95 / $24.98
✪ 105102 OLD MASTERS AND YOUNG GENIUSES:
The Two Life Cycles of Artistic Creativity
Galenson, David W.
This examination of the careers not only of great painters
but also of sculptors, poets, novelists, and movie directors
offers a profound new understanding of artistic creativity.
Using a wide range of evidence, Galenson demonstrates that
there are two fundamentally different approaches to innovation, and that each is associated with a distinct pattern of
discovery. 233pgs. • 2007
◆ • Princeton • P • $25.95 / $11.98
114270 ORNAMENT AND THE GROTESQUE: Fantastical
Decoration from Antiquity to Art Nouveau
Zamperini, Alessandra
This magnificently illustrated book, with 250 color illustrations, covers the entire history of the grotesque in European
art, from its Roman origins through the Renaissance to the late
19th century. It illuminates how grotesque decoration was
transformed in the 17th and 18th centuries into arabesque,
chinoiserie, and singeries, and how it led eventually to Art
Nouveau. 320pgs. • 2008
◆ • Thames & Hudson • C • $95.00 / $58.98
023113 PASSAGES IN MODERN
SCULPTURE
Krauss, Rosalind E.
A well-illustrated analysis of major 20th
century pieces that led sculpture from the
traditional and figurative to the conceptual
pieces of the 1970s, examining futurism,
constructivism, and sculptural realism in
works by Rodin, Brancusi, and Blochner.
308pgs. • 1996
◆ • MIT • P • $35.95 / $17.98
106172 PICTURES AND WORDS: New Comic Art and
Narrative Illustration
Bell, Roanne & Mark Sinclair
Exploring the range of descriptive possibilities within narrative
illustration, this volume showcases outstanding works from
sixteen different countries, presenting the best and most original recent work in this increasingly popular genre. The artists
represented include Joe Sacco, Marjane Satrapi, and Andrejz
Kilmowski. 144pgs. • 2005
◆ • Yale • P • $30.00 / $12.98
104540 PICTURES OF NOTHING:
Abstract Art since Pollock
Varnedoe, Kirk
In a series of lectures delivered just
months before his death, Varnedoe
addresses the skeptical attitudes and
misunderstandings that we often bring
to our experience of abstract art.
Resisting grand generalizations, he
makes a deliberate and scholarly case
for abstraction, showing us that more than just pure looking is
necessary to understand the self-made symbolic language of
abstract art. 297pgs. • 2006
◆ • Princeton • C • $49.95 / $21.98
131387 QUR'AN MANUSCRIPTS: Calligraphy,
Illumination, Design
Baker, Colin F.
A concise and readable survey of manuscripts produced
throughout the Islamic world -- from the eighth century to
the end of the 19th and from Spain to Southeast Asia -- and
now in the possession of the British Library. Numerous fullcolor images display the breadth of illumination styles and
production materials that were employed. 112pgs. • 2007
◆ • British Library • C • $35.00 / $12.98
031084 REALISM IN 20TH CENTURY PAINTING
WORLD OF ART
Prendeville, Brendan
This comprehensive survey of the history of realist painting
argues that realism has had a continuous yet restlessly changing place in American and European painting throughout the
20th century. Artists discussed include Eakins, Bellows, and
Homer, Vuillard, Bonnard, Schiele, Morandi, Hopper, and
Giacometti, and Balthus, Lucian Freud, and David Hockney.
224pgs. • 2000
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136950 THE RE-ENCHANTMENT OF THE WORLD: Art
versus Religion
Graham, Gordon
A philosophical exploration of the role of art and religion as
sources of meaning in a world dominated by science. Relating
themes in Hegel, Nietzsche, Schleiermacher, Schopenhauer,
and Gadamer to topics in contemporary philosophy of the arts,
Graham examines -- and ultimately rejects -- the idea that art,
freed from its service to religion, has the potential to reenchant the world. 224pgs. • 2010
✪ 157866 SAUL STEINBERG: A
Biography
Bair, Deirdre
The definitive biography of one of the
New Yorker's most iconic artists.
Steinberg's curious talent for creating
myths about himself did not make
Bair's job an easy one, but the result is
a stunning portrait of one of the most
fascinating figures of the 20th century.
752pgs. • 2012
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154098 FROM EL GRECO TO GOYA: Painting in
Spain, 1561-1828
Tomlinson, Janis
Covers 250 years of painting in Spain, ranging from the
works created at the court of Philip II to those produced at
the Hapsburg and Bourbon courts of Madrid, and in Seville,
Valencia, and Toledo, and culminating in the unique accomplishments of Francisco Goya. Includes 116 illustrations,
most of them in color. 176pgs. • 2012
▲ • Laurence King • P • $19.95 / $9.98
115486 VELÁZQUEZ
Alcolea I Gil, Santiago
From Goya's time until our own,
Velázquez's work has been recognized
not only as an essential precursor of
Modern painting, but also as the pinnacle of 17th-century Spanish art. This volume offers a richly illustrated overview
of the career of the man whom Manet
called "the painter of painters." 125pgs.
• 2007
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114376 ZURBARÁN
Gil, Santiago Alcolea
Starker than Velazquez and more ascetic than El Greco,
Francisco Zurbarán is easily among the finest of 17th-century
Spanish painters. In this monograph, illustrated with 114 color
plates, Santiago Alcolea provides an overview of Zurbarán's
artistic career, dividing it into four stylistic phases and revindicating his relevance for our times. 128pgs. • 2008
◆ • Polígrafa • C • $34.00 / $12.98
156399 SURREALISM IN PARIS
Büttner, Philippe, ed.
Featuring key paintings, sculptures and works on paper by
Arp, Hans Bellmer, Salvador Dalí, Giorgio di Chirico, Marcel
Duchamp, Max Ernst, Alberto Giacometti, René Magritte, Man
Ray, André Masson, Joan Miró, Meret Oppenheim, Francis
Picabia, Pablo Picasso and Yves Tanguy, and essays by a host
of renowned scholars, this substantial catalogue revisits a crucial moment in French cultural history. 290pgs. • 2012
◆ • Hatje Cantz • C • $75.00 / $36.98
✪ 157550 THREE RAINBOWS
Clemente, Francesco & Derek Walcott
For years Francesco Clemente had wanted to use watercolor
and to paint rainbows, but only recently did the moment ripen.
His affinity for watercolor derives in part from the medium's
immediacy, and these works -- probably the largest watercolors ever made -- betray his spontaneity and joy in making
them. 32pgs. • 2009
◆ • Charta • C • $29.95 / $12.98
✪ 157884 VAN GOGH: The Life
Naifeh, Steven & Gregory White Smith
Working with the full cooperation of the Van Gogh Museum in
Amsterdam, the authors delineate Van Gogh's life with an
astounding vividness and psychological acuity that bring a new
and sympathetic understanding to this unique artistic genius.
They shed new light on Van Gogh's deep immersion in literature and art, his erratic and tumultuous romantic life, and his
bouts of depression and mental illness. 976pgs. • 2011
◆ • Random House • C • $40.00 / $9.98
039574 THE VOICES OF SILENCE
Malraux, André
A comprehensive psychological history of art from a variety of
cultures by one of the eminent thinkers of the 20th century.
Dismissing orthodox classifications, Malraux illuminates all
great periods of art, individual artists, and particular works, as
he explores the haunting metaphysical problems inherent in
the nature of creation. 661pgs. • 1978
◆ • Princeton • P • $55.00 / $30.98
157205 THE YARN BOOK
TEXTILES HANDBOOKS
Walsh, Penny
This complete guide to understanding, designing, and using
yarn closely examines the composition and construction of
different kinds of yarn and explores their many uses. Color
illustrations, accompanying the text, demonstrate the appearances of different yarns. 128pgs. • 2006
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $26.50 / $8.98
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144004 APHRODITE'S ISLAND: The
European Discovery of Tahiti
Salmond, Anne
A bold new account of the European discovery of Tahiti, the Pacific island that has
figured so powerfully in European imaginings about sexuality, the exotic, and the
nobility or bestiality of "savages." Salmond
surveys this shared history, furnishing rich
insights into Tahitian perceptions of the
visitors while illuminating the full extent of European fascination with Tahiti. 544pgs. • 2010
◆ • California • C • $47.95 / $9.98
✪ 157772 ASOKA AND THE DECLINE OF THE
MAURYAS
THIRD EDITION
Thapar, Romila
The Mauryan period witnessed the rise of the first subcontinental empire which required administration appropriate
to a changing political economy, communication adequate
to its territory, and new ideological attempts to draw support from a multicultural population. This book provides a
fresh interpretation of the history of early India and its linkages with later developments. 392pgs. • 2012
✪ 157773 AUSTRALIA: A Very Short
Introduction
Morgan, Kenneth
A wide-ranging examination of the main features of the country's history, geography
and culture since the beginning of
European settlement in New South Wales in
1788. It highlights the distinctive features of
Australian life by placing contemporary
developments in historical perspective, by
paying attention to Australia's indigenous culture, and by making connections between Australia and the wider world.
152pgs. • 2012
✪ 157872 AUTUMN IN THE HEAVENLY KINGDOM:
China, the West, and the Epic Story of the Taiping
Civil War
Platt, Stephen R.
A gripping account of the Taiping Rebellion of the 19th century, one of the largest civil wars in history. Brimming with
unforgettable characters and vivid re-creations of massive
and often gruesome battles, it provides a sweeping yet intimate portrait of the conflict that shaped the fate of modern
China. 512pgs. • 2012
◆ • Knopf • C • $30.00 / $7.98
MATT K. MASUDA
✪ 100190 EMPIRE OF LOVE: Histories of France and
the Pacific
Matsuda, Matt K.
In a series of studies of the creation of an "Empire of Love"
in the Pacific and the interconnections between culture and
imperial power in the 19th and 20th centuries, Matsuda
examines the European presence in such territories as
Tahiti, New Caledonia, Panama, Indochina, and Japan.
240pgs. • 2004
143690 PACIFIC WORLDS: A
History of Seas, Peoples, and
Cultures
Matsuda, Matt K.
This essential single-volume history of
the Pacific traces the global interactions
and remarkable peoples that have connected these regions with each other
and with Europe and the Indian Ocean
for millennia. Drawing on Asian,
Oceanian, European, American, ancient, and modern narratives, Matsuda assembles a fascinating Pacific region from a
truly global perspective. 452pgs. • 2012
◆ • Cambridge • P • $26.99 / $16.98
✪ 127619 CHINA'S NEW CONFUCIANISM: Politics and
Everyday Life in a Changing Society
Bell, Daniel A.
One of the few Westerners to teach at a Chinese university
draws on his personal experiences to paint an unexpected
portrait of a society undergoing faster and more sweeping
changes than anywhere else on earth. With a storyteller's eye
for detail, Bell observes the rituals, routines, and tensions of
daily life in China. 280pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $19.95 / $11.98
092748 A CONCISE HISTORY OF
MODERN INDIA
Metcalf, Barbara D. & Thomas R. Metcalf
From the days of the Mughals, India has
been transformed by its institutional structures. It is these institutions which have
helped bring about the social, cultural and
economic changes of the last half century
and paved the way for the modern success
story. Despite these advances, poverty,
social inequality and religious division still remain. This short
history grapples with questions of caste and religious identity,
and of the nature of the Indian nation. 372pgs. • 2006
▲ • Cambridge • P • $29.99 / $12.98
129862 DIARY OF DARKNESS: The Wartime Diary of
Kiyosawa Kiyoshi
Kiyoshi, Kiyosawa
Between 1942 and 1945, the liberal journalist Kiyosawa
Kiyoshi maintained, at great personal risk, a diary of his often
subversive social and political observations and his personal
struggles. Published in English for the first time, it stands as a
perceptive and courageous account of wartime Japan and the
devastation wrought by total war. 416pgs. • 2008
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $17.98
✪ 157646 FROM SOVEREIGN TO SYMBOL: An Age of
Ritual Determinism in Fourteenth-Century Japan
Conlan, Thomas Donald
Rather than understanding the collapse of Japan's first warrior
government and the onset of a chaotic period of civil war as
the manipulation of rival courts by powerful warrior factions,
this study argues that the crucial ideological and intellectual
conflict of the 14th century was between the conservative
forces of ritual precedent and the ritual determinists steeped
in Shingon Buddhism. 256pgs. • 2011
152526 MOUNTAIN OF FAME:
Portraits in Chinese History
Wills, John E., Jr.
This unique introduction to Chinese history and culture examines more than 20
exemplary lives, including those of statesmen, philosophers, poets, and rulers who
have resonated in the historical imagination as examples of villainy, heroism, wisdom, spiritual vision, and guile. This new
edition highlights important figures who have emerged in
China since the book's initial publication. 440pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $10.98
085495 THE MYTH OF THE HOLY COW
Jha, Dwijendra Narayan
In a book the government of India demands be ritually burned
because it challenges obscurantist views on the sanctity of the
cow in Hindu tradition and culture, Jha, a leading Indian historian, argues that beef played an important part in the cuisine
of ancient India, and the evidence he produces from a variety
of religious and secular texts is compelling. 120pgs. • 2004
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✪ 129511 ON UNDERSTANDING JAPANESE RELIGION
Kitagawa, Joseph M.
Asserting that the study of Japanese religion is more than an
umbrella term covering investigations of separate traditions, Kitagawa approaches the subject from an interdisciplinary standpoint. Skillfully combining political, cultural,
and social history, he depicts a Japan that seems a microcosm of the religious experience of humankind. 367pgs. •
1987
◆ • Princeton • P • $45.00 / $24.98
110128 RECORDS OF THE HISTORIAN: Chapters from
the Shih Chi of Ssu-Ma Ch'ien
Watson, Burton, trans.
Excerpts from one of the great Chinese historical works, compiled by a court historian who lived from approximately 145
to 90 BC. Thirteen of the 18 chapters cover the Han period,
which was at its peak during his lifetime, while five additional
chapters chronicle the preceding Chou and Ch'in periods.
356pgs. • 1969
◆ • Columbia • P • $50.00 / $12.98
125842 SHINTO AND THE STATE, 1868-1988
Hardacre, Helen
An examination of the Japanese state's involvement in and
manipulation of Shinto from the Meiji Restoration to the present. Hardacre shows why State shinto symbols, such as the
Yasukuni Shrine and its prefectural branches, are still the
focus for bitter struggles over who will have the right to articulate their significance. 224pgs. • 1991
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $20.98
✪ 157796 TIBET: Writings on History and Politics
Mehra, Parshotam
Drawing from a wide range of scholarship from mid-19th
to early 20th century, this book looks at the history and politics of Tibet from a fresh perspective. In doing so, it boldly takes up the question of Tibetan sovereignty and the possible direction of conflict resolution in this disputed land.
400pgs. • 2012
117431 UNEASY WARRIORS: Gender,
Memory, and Popular Culture in the
Japanese Army
Frühstück, Sabine
In the 1950s, Japan established the SelfDefense Forces as a way to bolster Western
defenses against the tide of communism.
Although the SDF's role is supposedly limited to self-defense, it is equipped with
advanced weapons technology and the
world's third-largest military budget. Sabine Frühstück draws
on interviews, historical research, and analysis to describe the
unusual case of a non-war-making military. 270pgs. • 2007
◆ • California • P • $29.95 / $11.98
125540 ZEN AND JAPANESE CULTURE
Suzuki, Daisetz T.
A valuable source for those wishing to
understand Zen concepts in the context of
Japanese life and art. Suzuki describes
what Zen is, how it evolved, and how its
emphasis on primitive simplicity and selfeffacement has helped to shape an aesthetic found throughout Japanese culture.
608pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $26.95 / $13.98
CLASSICAL STU DI ES
133680 428 AD: An Ordinary Year at
the End of the Roman Empire
Traina, Giusto
By focusing on a single year not overshadowed by an epochal event, Giusto Traina
provides a truly fresh look at a civilization
in the midst of enormous change -- as
Christianity takes hold in rural areas across
the empire, as western Roman provinces
fall away from those in the Byzantine east,
and as power shifts from Rome to Constantinople. 232pgs. •
2011
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114250 ANCIENT ATHENS ON 5 DRACHMAS A DAY
Matyszak, Philip
Welcome to Athens in 431 BC! This entertaining guide provides all the information a tourist needs for a journey back in
time to ancient Athens at its pinnacle of greatness. 40 illustrations, 12 in color. 144pgs. • 2008
▲ • Thames & Hudson • P • $18.95 / $7.98
028803 ATHENIAN ECONOMY & SOCIETY: A Banking
Perspective
Cohen, Edward E.
Demonstrates the existence and functioning of a market economy in ancient Athens, challenging the view that bankers were
merely pawnbrokers and money-changers, revealing that 4thcentury Athenian bankers pursued sophisticated transactions.
288pgs. • 1997
◆ • Princeton • P • $45.00 / $24.98
050823 THE CAMBRIDGE
ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF
ANCIENT GREECE
Cartledge, Paul, ed.
Analyzes how ordinary citizens took
part in "the glory that was Greece,"
examining environment and economy;
experiences of workers, soldiers,
slaves, peasants, and women; and
roles of myth, religion, art, culture,
science, and education. Presents the far-reaching legacy of
ancient Greece, seeking to justify Shelley's claim that "we are
all Greeks." 400pgs. • 2002
◆ • Cambridge • P • $50.00 / $22.98
114200 CHRONICLE OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC: The
Rulers of Ancient Rome from Romulus to Augustus
Matyszak, Philip
Supported by a wealth of pictorial and archaeological detail,
these personal histories of the luminaries of Rome during its
republican heyday provide an overview of its development and
expansion. The biographies are supplemented by time lines,
data files, and special features that highlight various aspects of
Roman culture and society. Includes 320 illustrations, 110 in
color. 240pgs. • 2008
◆ • Thames & Hudson • P • $26.95 / $13.98
027821 CLAUDIAN: Poetry and
Propaganda at the Court of Honorius
Cameron, Alan
Studies Claudian's poetical and propagandist techniques, his accounts of Stilicho's
campaigns and rivals, his debt to Greek theory and contemporary poetry, his attitude to
Rome and its problems, and his position as
a pagan at a Christian court. 508pgs. •
2002
149398 THE DEVIL KNOWS LATIN: Why America
Needs the Classical Tradition
Kopff, E. Christian
A provocative and illuminating examination of contemporary American culture. Whether discussing the importance
of Greek and Latin syntax to our society, examining current
trends in literary theory, education, and politics, or applying a classical perspective to contemporary films, Christian
Kopff is at home and on the mark. 344pgs. • 1998
◆ • ISI Books • C • $24.95 / $6.98
157256 EPINICIAN ODES AND
DITHYRAMBS OF BACCHYLIDES
Slavitt, David R., trans.
With the discovery in 1896 of a papyrus
containing the poems of Bacchylides finally began to take shape for the modern
reader. Slavitt argues in the Introduction to
this collection that, although Bacchylides
is often considered a "lesser Pindar," he is
a poet who warrants consideration on his
own. 104pgs. • 1998
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Reeves, Nicholas
Presents an entirely new perspective on the turbulent events
of Akhenaten's seventeen-year reign. Reeves argues that
Akhenaten cynically used religion for purely political ends in
a calculated attempt to reassert the authority of the king,
thus concentrating power in his own hands. Ultimately his
revolution failed as political, financial, and moral corruption overwhelmed the regime. 208pgs. • 2005
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PHARAOHS: The Reign-by-Reign
Record of the Rulers and
Dynasties of Ancient Egypt
Clayton, Peter A.
Covers all the rulers and dynasties of
Egypt in chronological order, from
Narmer, who first united the lands
along the Nile, to Cleopatra some
3,000 years later. The rich illustrative material includes timelines and specially drawn cartouches of each pharaoh with translations of their names.
224pgs. • 2006
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028828 EGYPT IN LATE ANTIQUITY
Bagnall, Roger S.
Brings together a vast amount of information pertaining to
the society, economy, and culture of a province important to
understanding the entire eastern part of the later Roman
Empire. Focusing on Egypt from the accession of Diocletian
in 284 to the middle of the fifth century, Bagnall draws his
evidence mainly from documentary and archaeological
sources, including the papyri that have been published over
the last thirty years. 370pgs. • 1996
◆ • Princeton • P • $45.00 / $22.98
117489 HELLENISTIC EGYPT: Monarchy, Society,
Economy, Culture
Bingen, Jean & Roger S. Bagnall
Brings together for the first time the writings of the preeminent historian, papyrologist, and epigraphist Jean Bingen. In
particular, his work on the Ptolemaic monarchy and economy, which illustrates how the Greeks and Egyptians interacted, has transformed the field and influenced all subsequent
work. 305pgs. • 2007
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145675 THE LAST PHARAOHS:
Egypt under the Ptolemies, 305-30
BC
Manning, J. G.
The first detailed history of Ptolemaic
Egypt as a state. By analyzing Ptolemaic
reforms of Egyptian economic and legal
structures, Manning gauges the impact
of Ptolemaic rule on Egypt and the relationships that the Ptolemaic kings
formed with Egyptian society. 280pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $27.95 / $18.98
140850 MEMPHIS UNDER THE PTOLEMIES
SECOND EDITION
Thompson, Dorothy J.
Drawing on archaeological findings and an unusual combination of Greek and Egyptian evidence, Thompson examines the
economic life and multicultural society of the ancient Egyptian
city of Memphis in the era between Alexander and Augustus.
Now thoroughly revised and updated, this masterful account is
essential reading for anyone interested in ancient Egypt or the
Hellenistic world. 360pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $22.98
133689 THE FIRST FOSSIL HUNTERS: Dinosaurs,
Mammoths, and Myth in Greek and Roman Times
Mayor, Adrienne
Contending that many of the fabulous creatures of classical
mythology may have had a basis in fact, Mayor argues that stories of griffins, titans, and giants were based on ancient discoveries of the enormous bones of long-extinct species such
as mammoths and mastodons. 400pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $18.95 / $9.98
✪ 157877 GHOST ON THE
THRONE: The Death of Alexander
the Great and the War for Crown
and Empire
Romm, James
The galvanizing saga of the men who
followed Alexander -- and found themselves incapable of preserving his
empire. The result, as Romm shows,
was the undoing of a world formerly
united in a single empire into a nightmare of warring
nation-states that struggled for domination, and in doing so
creating the template for our own times. 368pgs. • 2011
◆ • Knopf • C • $28.95 / $7.98
135606 HADRIAN AND THE TRIUMPH OF ROME
Everitt, Anthony
Born in AD 76, Hadrian lived through and ruled during a tempestuous era, a time when the Colosseum was opened to the
public and Pompeii was buried under a mountain of lava and
ash. Acclaimed author Anthony Everitt vividly recounts how the
emperor brought a century of disorder and costly warfare to a
peaceful conclusion while demonstrating how a monarchy
could be compatible with good governance. 448pgs. • 2010
◆ • Modern Library • P • $18.00 / $7.98
✪ 131632 IN THE SHADOW OF
OLYMPUS: The Emergence of Macedon
Borza, Eugene N.
In tracing the emergence of the
Macedonian kingdom, Borza offers a
revealing account of a relatively unexplored segment of ancient history.
Examining the dynamics of Macedonian
relations with the Greek city-states, he suggests that the Macedonians, although they
incorporated aspects of Greek culture, continued to maintain
a distinct ethnic identity. 352pgs. • 1992
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129473 THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST: An Anthology of
Texts and Pictures
Pritchard, J. B.
James Pritchard's anthologies of the ancient Near East have
introduced generations of readers to texts essential for
understanding the peoples and cultures of this important
region. With more than 130 reading selections and 300
photographs of ancient art, architecture, and artifacts, this
book combines both of the earlier volumes. 664pgs. •
2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $46.95 / $28.98
133728 CIVILIZATIONS OF ANCIENT IRAQ
Foster, Benjamin & Karen Polinger Foster
The story of ancient Mesopotamia from the earliest settlements to the Arab conquest. With illustrations of important
works of art and architecture in every chapter, the narrative
traces the rise and fall of successive civilizations and peoples in Iraq over the course of millennia, from the
Sumerians, Babylonians, and Assyrians to the Persians,
Seleucids, Parthians, and Sassanians. 312pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $18.95 / $8.98
157248 DICTIONARY OF THE
ANCIENT NEAR EAST
Bienkowski, Piotr & Alan Millard, eds.
In 500 concise and comprehensively
indexed entries, this dictionary
describes and explains the major ideas,
institutions, places, peoples, and personalities of a region that shaped the
earliest development of Western civilization. Architecture, literature, economics, labor, religion, and society are all extensively treated, as are such subjects as crime, dreams, drunkenness,
shipwrecks, and sexual behavior (and misbehavior).
352pgs. • 2010
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140894 REVOLUTIONARY WRITINGS 1755-1775
Adams, John
Propelled by the power of his pen and the clarity of his judgment, John Adams became a major figure in the American
Revolution. This first of two volumes devoted to his writings to
1783 includes the complete newspaper exchange between
"Novanglus" (Adams) and "Massachusettensis" (Loyalist
Daniel Leonard), as well as extensive diary excerpts and characteristically frank personal letters, many to his "dearest
friend" Abigail. 750pgs. • 2011
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092590 LITTLE WOMEN, LITTLE MEN,
JO'S BOYS
Alcott, Louisa May
At once heartwarming and true to life, Louisa
May Alcott's novels continue to win over readers both young and old, as they have for generations. This authoritative single-volume edition contains all three Little Women books as
Alcott wrote them. This volume also includes
the original illustrations that accompanied the
books' first printings. 1045pgs. • 2005
✪ 153373 COLLECTED STORIES: Winesburg, Ohio /
The Triumph of the Egg / Horses and Men / Death in the
Woods / Uncollected Stories
Anderson, Sherwood
Here, for the first time in a single volume, are all the collections Anderson published during his lifetime, along with a generous selection of stories left uncollected or unpublished at
his death. 928pgs. • 2012
116807 COLLECTED POEMS, 19561987
Ashbery, John
Beginning with Some Trees in 1956, John
Ashbery has charted a profoundly original
and individual course that has opened up
pathways for subsequent generations of
poets. This volume includes the complete
texts of his first twelve books, including
such groundbreaking collections as Rivers
and Mountains, Three Poems, Self-Portrait
in a Convex Mirror, and Houseboat Days. 950pgs. • 2008
035797 TRAVELS AND OTHER WRITINGS
Bartram, William
The most significant American nature writer before Thoreau,
Bartram was also a pioneering ethnographer whose works are
a crucial source for the study of the Indian cultures of southeastern America. 701pgs. • 1996
107233 NOVELS 1956-1964: Seize the
Day; Henderson the Rain King; Herzog
Bellow, Saul
Passionate, insightful, often funny, and
exhibiting a linguistic richness few writers
have equaled, the novels of Saul Bellow are
among the defining achievements of postwar American literature. 793pgs. • 2007
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140896 THE DEVIL'S DICTIONARY, TALES, AND
MEMOIRS
Bierce, Ambrose
A veteran of some of the bloodiest battles of the Civil War,
Ambrose Bierce went on to become one of the darkest and
most death haunted of American writers, the blackest of black
humorists. This volume gathers the most celebrated and significant of his writings. 896pgs. • 2011
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136675 THE CIVIL WAR (FIRST YEAR): The First Year
of the Conflict Told by Those Who Lived It
Simpson, Brooks D., et al., eds.
Drawn from letters, diaries, speeches, articles, poems,
songs, military reports, legal opinions, and memoirs, this
volume gathers more than 120 pieces by more than 60 participants to create a unique firsthand narrative of this great
historical crisis. Together, the selections provide a powerful
sense of the immediacy, uncertainty, and urgency of events
as the nation was torn asunder. 720pgs. • 2011
148189 THE CIVIL WAR (SECOND
YEAR): The Second Year Told by Those
Who Lived It
Sears, Stephen, ed.
More than 140 messages, proclamations,
newspaper stories, letters, diary entries,
memoir excerpts, and poems by more than
80 participants and observers, among them
Abraham Lincoln, Jefferson Davis, Ulysses
S. Grant, George B. McClellan, Robert E. Lee, Frederick
Douglass, Emily Dickinson, Walt Whitman, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, Clara Barton, Harriet Jacobs, and George
Templeton Strong. 936pgs. • 2012
✪ 157765 THE CIVIL WAR (THIRD YEAR): The Third
Year Told by Those Who Lived It
Simpson, Brooks D., ed.
Spanning the crucial months from January 1863 to March
1864, this third volume of the Library of America's highly
acclaimed four volume series presents an incomparable
portrait of a nation at war with itself while illuminating the
military and political events that brought the Union closer to
victory and slavery closer to destruction. 936pgs. • 2013
035766 MEMOIRS AND SELECTED
LETTERS
Grant, Ulysses S.
Grant wrote his Personal Memoirs -"perhaps the most revelatory autobiography of high command to exist in any
language," in the words of John Keegan
-- to secure his family's future. In doing
so, the Civil War's greatest general won
himself a unique place in American letters. His character, sense of purpose, and simple compassion are evident throughout this deeply moving account, as
well as in the letters to his wife, Julia, also included here.
1199pgs. • 1990
035772 MEMOIRS OF GENERAL W. T. SHERMAN
Sherman, William T.
Written with the energetic confidence that marked his later
campaigns, Sherman's memoirs provide both a vivid firsthand account of crucial events of the Civil War and a unique
record of the emergence of its most innovative strategist.
1136pgs. • 1990
116787 POEMS, PROSE AND LETTERS
Bishop, Elizabeth
Long before a wider public was aware of
Bishop's work, her fellow poets expressed
astonished admiration of her formal rigor,
fiercely observant eye, emotional intimacy,
and sometimes eccentric flights of imagination. This collection offers a full-scale presentation of a writer of startling originality, at
once passionate and reticent, adventurous
and perfectionist. 900pgs. • 2008
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OF JOE BRAINARD
EDITED BY RON PADGETT
Brainard, Joe
An artist and writer associated with the
New York School, Joe Brainard (19421994) has had a wide and growing influence. This volume presents the full range
of Brainard's writing in all its deadpan wit,
madcap inventiveness, self-revealing frankness, and generosity of spirit. 576pgs. • 2012
149691 A PRINCESS OF MARS
Burroughs, Edgar Rice
John Carter, a former Confederate captain prospecting for
gold in the Arizona hills, slips into a cave and is overcome
by mysterious vapors. He awakes to find himself naked,
alone, and forty-eight million miles from Earth -- a castaway
on the planet Mars. This centennial edition invites readers
to rediscover the adventure-pulp classic that gave the world
its first great interplanetary romance. 384pgs. • 2012
148181 TARZAN OF THE APES
Burroughs, Edgar Rice
When Tarzan first appeared in 1912 in the pages of The AllStory magazine, he captured the imaginations of American
readers young and old. His later triumphs in Hollywood, in
comic strips, and on radio and television made him an
international pop culture icon. This centennial edition
invites readers to rediscover the pulp classic that gave the
world the once and forever Lord of the Jungle. 432pgs. •
2012
035752 EARLY NOVELS AND STORIES:
The Troll Garden; O Pioneers!; The
Song of the Lark; My Antonia; One of
Ours
Cather, Willa
Includes the story collection "The Troll
Garden," Cather's first work of fiction,
along with the beloved novels "O
Pioneers!," "The Song of the Lark," "My
Antonia," and "One of Ours," which earned
a Pulitzer Prize. 1336pgs. • 1987
✪ 035858 NOVELS AND STORIES 1905-1918
Cather, Willa
"Let your fiction grow out of the land beneath your feet." Willa
Cather's remark describes her own powerfully imaginative recreation of the Nebraska frontier of her youth. This volume
includes Cather's essential masterpieces: the story collection
The Troll Garden, along with the beloved novels O Pioneers!,
The Song of the Lark, and My Antonia. 975pgs. • 1999
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035776 STORIES, POEMS, AND
OTHER WRITINGS
Cather, Willa
Featuring her often anthologized short stories, the third and final volume of the most
comprehensive and authoritative Cather
edition available. Includes the collections
Youth and the Bright Medusa, Obscure
Destinies, and The Old Beauty and Others,
the novellas Alexander's Bridge and My
Mortal Enemy, critical essays, and her only book of poetry.
1039pgs. • 1992
✪ 035794 LATER NOVELS AND OTHER WRITINGS:
The Lady in the Lake; The Little Sister; The Long
Goodbye; Playback; Double Indemnity; Essays &
Letters
Chandler, Raymond
In Chandler's hands, the pulp crime story became a haunting mystery of power and corruption, set against a lyrical
and violent modern cityscape. The volume presents The
Lady in the Lake, The Little Sister, The Long Goodbye, and
Playback, the last Marlowe novel. Also included is the
screenplay for Double Indemnity, along with a selection of
essays and letters. 1076pgs. • 1995
✪ 149369 THE COLLECTED WORKS
Cheever, John
The definitive two-volume slipcased edition of Cheever's stories and novels. 1973pgs. • 2012
122181 COMPLETE NOVELS
Cheever, John
In these works Cheever laid bare the failings and foibles of the
ascendant postwar elite as well as the fallen Yankee aristocrats
who stubbornly clung to their shabby gentility as the last vestige of former glory. Includes The Wapshot Chronicle (winner
of the National Book Award) and its sequel The Wapshot
Scandal (winner of the William Dean Howells Medal); the
dark suburban drama Bullet Park; the prison novel Falconer;
and the lyrical ecological fable Oh What a Paradise It Seems.
960pgs. • 2009
140898 THE LEATHERSTOCKING TALES
Cooper, James Fenimore
A boxed set of the definitive edition of Cooper's great epic
of the American frontier. Presented in their order of composition and in the most authoritative texts available, the set
includes The Pioneers, The Last of the Mohicans, The
Prairie, The Pathfinder, and The Deerslayer. 2126pgs. •
2012
035734 THE LEATHERSTOCKING
TALES, VOLUME 1: The Pioneers;
The Last of the Mohicans; The
Prairie
Cooper, James Fenimore
The five novels in Cooper's great saga of
the American wilderness form a pageant of the American frontier, set
against the dense woods, desolate
prairies, and transcendent landscapes
of the New World. Cooper's hero, Natty Bumppo, is forced
ever farther into the heart of the continent by the advance
of civilization that he inadvertently serves as advance scout,
missionary, and critic. 1347pgs. • 1985
101671 TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST AND OTHER
VOYAGES: Two Years Before the Mast / To Cuba and
Back / Journal of a Voyage Round the World, 1859-1860
Dana, Richard Henry
Written with an unprecedented realism, Two Years Before the
Mast vividly portrays the daily routines and hardships of life at
sea, the capriciousness and brutality of ship captains and officers, and the beauty and danger of the southern oceans. In To
Cuba and Back, Dana investigates the impact on Cuban society of slavery and autocratic Spanish rule; while Journal of a
Voyage Round the World records a 14-month circumnavigation that took Dana to California, Hawaii, China, Japan,
Malaya, Ceylon, India, Egypt, and Europe. 992pgs. • 2005
116783 FIVE NOVELS OF THE 1960S AND 70S
Dick, Philip K.
Philip K. Dick (1928-82) was a writer of incandescent
imagination who made and unmade world-systems with
ferocious rapidity and unbridled speculative daring. This
volume includes Martian Time-Slip (1964); Dr.
Bloodmoney, or How We Got Along After the Bomb (1965);
Now Wait for Last Year (1966); Flow My Tears, the
Policeman Said (1974); and A Scanner Darkly (1977).
1100pgs. • 2008
129888 VALIS AND LATER NOVELS
Dick, Philip K.
Four books from the later phase of
Dick's career, when he moved beyond
the constraints of generic science fiction,
producing the works responsible for his
growing reputation as an American
visionary. Includes A Maze of Death,
VALIS, The Divine Invasion, and The
Transmigration of Timothy Archer.
850pgs. • 2009
085542 TRAVEL BOOKS AND OTHER
WRITINGS 1916 TO 1941
Dos Passos, John
While emerging as a major American novelist, Dos Passos traveled widely in
Europe, the Middle East, Mexico, and the
US, witnessing many of the political,
social, and cultural events of the early
20th century. This volume collects the
travel books and essays which he wrote at
the same time he was publishing his fictional masterpieces.
860pgs. • 2003
130396 SELECTED JOURNALS, 18411877
Emerson, Ralph Waldo
Begun when he was a precocious Harvard
junior and continued without significant
lapse for nearly 60 years, Emerson's journals were the starting point for virtually
everything in his celebrated essays, lectures, and poems. This volume and its
companion, which covers the years from
1820-1842, present the most comprehensive nonspecialist
edition of Emerson's great undertaking ever published.
992pgs. • 2010
053383 AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND WRITINGS, 1757-1790
Franklin, Benjamin
The classic Autobiography, Franklin's last word on his greatest
literary creation -- his own invented personality -- is presented here in a new edition, completely faithful to the original
manuscript. Also included are political satires, bagatelles,
pamphlets, letters, speeches to the Continental Congress, and
prefaces to Poor Richard's Almanack. 816pgs. • 1997
035792 COLLECTED POEMS, PROSE AND PLAYS
Frost, Robert
The first authoritative and comprehensive collection of Frost's
writings, bringing together all the major poetry, all of Frost's
dramatic writing, and the most extensive gathering of his prose
writings ever published. The core of this collection is the 1949
"Complete Poems," the last edition supervised by the poet himself - free of the unauthorized editorial changes introduced
into subsequent editions. 1036pgs. • 1995
148188 FIVE NOIR NOVELS OF THE 1940S AND 50S
Goodis, David
Goodis (1917-1967) was a Philadelphia-born pulp expressionist who brought a jazzy style to his spare, passionate novels of mean streets and doomed protagonists. This volume
includes Dark Passage, Nightfall, The Moon in the Gutter, The
Burglar, and Street of No Return. 848pgs. • 2012
035717 TALES AND SKETCHES:
Twice-Told Tales; Mosses from an Old
Manse; The Snow Image, & Other
Twice-Told Tales; A Wonder Book for
Girls & Boys; Tanglewood Tales
Hawthorne, Nathaniel
An authoritative edition of all Hawthorne's
tales and sketches in a single comprehensive volume. The stories are arranged in
the order of their periodical publication.
1493pgs. • 1982
131838 NOVELS AND STORIES: The Lottery / The
Haunting of Hill House / We Have Always Lived in the
Castle
Jackson, Shirley
Presents the essential works of a writer whose novels and stories that, from the early 1940s through the mid-1960s, wittily
remade the genre of psychological horror for an alienated,
postwar America. Rounding out the volume is the essay
"Biography of a Story," Jackson's acidly funny account of the
public reception of "The Lottery." 832pgs. • 2010
✪ 035736 LITERARY CRITICISM VOLUME I: Essays,
American & English Writers
James, Henry
The first volume of an unprecedented collection of the literary criticism of Henry James. More than a third of these
pieces have never been previously collected in book form.
1484pgs. • 1984
035859 MAJOR STORIES AND ESSAYS
James, Henry
Includes "Daisy Miller," "The Aspern Papers," "The Beast in
the Jungle," "The Figure in the Carpet," and "The Great
Good Place," along with "The Art of Fiction," James's declaration of the novelist's freedom, his celebrated preface to
The Portrait of a Lady, and discussions of Hawthorne,
Emerson, Whitman, Shakespeare, and Balzac. 705pgs. •
1999
136677 NOVELS 1903-1911: The Ambassadors; The
Golden Bowl; The Outcry
James, Henry
This authoritative volume collecting the last three works
James saw to completion before his death. Included as an
appendix is "The Married Son," the chapter James contributed to The Whole Family, a multi-author novel portraying a dysfunctional family whose struggles mirror the frustrated collaborative efforts of the book's contributors.
1197pgs. • 2011
035730 WRITINGS: Autobiography; A Summary View of
the Rights of British America; Notes on the State of
Virginia; Addresses, Letters
Jefferson, Thomas
The most comprehensive one-volume selection of Jefferson's
writings ever published. 1600pgs. • 1984
085419 KAUFMAN AND CO: Broadway Comedies
Kaufman, George S.
Bursting with vernacular wit, farcical ingenuity, and theatrical
panache, George S. Kaufman's plays have remained beloved
favorites and exuberant reminders of Broadway in its glory
days. Includes The Royal Family; Animal Crackers; June Moon;
Once in a Lifetime; Of Thee I Sing; You Can't Take It with You;
Dinner at Eight; Stage Door; The Man Who Came to Dinner
950pgs. • 2004
✪ 153363 COLLECTED POEMS
Kerouac, Jack
This landmark edition brings together for the first time all
Kerouac's major poetic works -- Mexico City Blues, The
Scripture of the Golden Eternity, Book of Blues, Pomes All
Sizes, Old Angel Midnight, Book of Haikus -- along with a rich
assortment of his uncollected poems, six published here for
the first time. 816pgs. • 2012
035756 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS 1832-1858
Lincoln, Abraham
This volume, along with Speeches and Writings 1859-1865,
comprises the most comprehensive selection ever published. Over 240 speeches, letters, and drafts take Lincoln
from rural lawyer to U.S. senatorial candidate, charting his
emergence as an antislavery advocate and defender of the
Constitution. Includes the complete Lincoln-Douglas
debates. 898pgs. • 1989
035770 SPEECHES AND WRITINGS 1859-1865
Lincoln, Abraham
A collection of writings from 1859 to 1865, including
speeches, messages, proclamations, letters, memoranda,
and fragments. These documents record the words and
deeds -- the order to resupply Fort Sumter, the emancipation of the slaves held in the Confederacy, and proposals to
offer the South generous terms of reconstruction -- through
which Lincoln hoped to defend and preserve the Union.
788pgs. • 1989
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✪ 153372 AMERICAN ANTISLAVERY WRITINGS:
Colonial Beginnings to Emancipation
Basker, James G., ed.
To advance their cause, the opponents of slavery employed
every available literary form: fiction and poetry, essay and autobiography, sermons, pamphlets, speeches, hymns, plays, even
children's literature. This is the first anthology to take the full
measure of a body of writing that spans nearly two centuries
and, exceptionally for its time, embraced writers black and
white, male and female. 848pgs. • 2012
116780 AMERICAN EARTH:
Environmental Writing since Thoreau
McKibben, Bill, ed.
Classics of the environmental imagination -the essays of Henry David Thoreau, John
Muir, and John Burroughs; Aldo Leopold's A
Sand County Almanac; Rachel Carson's
Silent Spring -- are set against the inspiring
story of an emerging activist movement, as
revealed by newly uncovered reports of pioneering campaigns for conservation, passages from landmark
legal opinions and legislation, and searing protest speeches.
900pgs. • 2008
148182 AMERICAN NOIR: 11 Classic Crime Novels of
the 1930s, 40s, & 50s
Cain, James M., et al.
Evolving out of the terse and violent hardboiled style of the pulp
magazines, noir fiction expanded over the decades into a varied and innovative body of writing. This two-volume boxed set
mines a vein of modern American writing often neglected in
mainstream literary histories, including novels by Cornell
Woolrich, Patricia Highsmith, David Goodis, Chester Himes,
and James M. Cain. 1882pgs. • 2012
106834 AMERICAN POETRY: THE SEVENTEENTH AND
EIGHTEENTH CENTURIES
Shields, David, ed.
The poetry of early America is seen afresh in this groundbreaking new volume, which spans from the first years of English settlement in the New World to the death of George Washington.
Gathering the work of more than 100 poets -- including many
poems never previously anthologized and some published here
for the first time -- it is the most comprehensive collection of its
kind ever assembled. 900pgs. • 2007
✪ 035854 AMERICAN POETRY: THE NINETEENTH
CENTURY
Hollander, John, ed.
Gathers nearly 600 poems by more than 140 poets to reveal the
beauty and diversity of the American tradition of poetry that
arose in the 19th century. Generous selections by Poe, Whitman,
Emerson, Dickinson, Melville, Bryant, and Longfellow join
poems only now achieving recognition, like Jones Very's mystical sonnets and the exquisite fin de siècle verse of Trumbull
Stickney. Contains newly researched biographical sketches of
each poet and extensive notes. 1010pgs. • 1996
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035828 AMERICAN POETRY: THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY VOLUME 1: Henry Adams to Dorothy Parker
Library of America Staff
The first half of the largest anthology of 20th-century
American poetry ever attempted, including enormous selections of Robert Frost, Gertrude Stein, Wallace Stevens, Ezra
Pound, William Carlos Williams, H.D., Marianne Moore and
T.S. Eliot. 986pgs. • 2000
101885 AMERICAN RELIGIOUS POEMS: An Anthology
Bloom, Harold & Jesse Zuba, eds.
From Anne Bradstreet to the Beats, from Native American chant
and Shaker hymnody to Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson, religion and spirituality have always been central to American poetry.
This elegant slipcased anthology, spanning four centuries and
more than 200 poets, offers countless moments of inspiration, solace, meditation, and transcendence. 900pgs. • 2006
035835 THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION: Writings from
the War of Independence
Rhodehamel, John, ed.
Drawn from letters, diaries, newspaper articles, public declarations, contemporary narratives, and private memoranda,
brings together over 120 pieces by more than 70 participants
to create a unique literary panorama of the War of
Independence. 878pgs. • 2001
✪ 153364 AMERICAN SCIENCE
FICTION: Five Classic Novels 1956-58
Wolfe, Gary K., ed.
Five novels from the golden age of modern science fiction. Includes Robert
Heinlein's Double Star, Alfred Bester's
The Stars My Destination, James Blish's A
Case of Conscience, Algis Budrys's Who?,
and Fritz Leiber's The Big Time 950pgs.
• 2012
✪ 153374 AMERICAN SCIENCE FICTION: Four Classic
Novels 1953-56
Wolfe, Gary K., ed.
Long unnoticed or dismissed by the literary establishment,
these visionary novels opened new imaginative territory in
American writing. Includes Frederik Pohl & C. M. Kornbluth's
The Space Merchants, Theodore Sturgeon's More Than
Human, Leigh Brackett's The Long Tomorrow, and Richard
Matheson's The Shrinking Man. 800pgs. • 2012
153361 AMERICAN SCIENCE FICTION: Nine Classic
Novels of the 1950s
Wolfe, Gary K., ed.
A boxed set of the two volumes listed above. 1750pgs. • 2012
106833 AMERICAN SPEECHES I:
Political Oratory from the Revolution to
the Civil War
Widmer, Ted, ed.
This volume, the first of an unprecedented
two-volume collection, gathers the
unabridged texts of 45 eloquent and dramatic speeches delivered by American public figures between 1761 and 1865, beginning with James Otis's denunciation of
unrestrained searches by British customs officials -- hailed by
John Adams as the beginning of the American Revolution -- and
ending with Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address. 810pgs. •
2006
085401 AMERICANS IN PARIS: A Literary Anthology
Gopnik, Adam, ed.
Paris has been many things to many Americans: a traditionbound bastion of old world Europe, a hotbed of revolutionary
ideologies, and a space in which to cultivate an openness to life
thought impossible at home. Including stories, letters, memoirs, and reporting, the text distills 3 centuries of writing about
what Henry James called "the most brilliant city in the world."
650pgs. • 2004
056058 THE DEBATE ON THE
CONSTITUTION PART 1: Federalist
and Antifederalist Speeches, Articles,
and Letters During the Struggle Over
Ratification
Bailyn, Bernard, ed.
This unique collection captures firsthand
the energy and eloquence of the stormy
ratification struggle. Franklin, Madison,
Jefferson, Washington, Patrick Henry, and
many less well known voices speak with passion and articulateness about issues of personal liberty and public order
that continue to resonate today. Along with a detailed
chronology and notes, each volume also includes the full
texts of the Declaration in Independence, Articles of
Confederation, and Constitution. 1214pgs. • 1993
035771 THE DEBATE ON THE CONSTITUTION PART
2: Federalist and Antifederalist Speeches, Articles,
and Letters During the Struggle over Ratification
Bailyn, Bernard, ed.
This unique collection captures firsthand the energy and
eloquence of the stormy ratification struggle. Franklin,
Madison, Jefferson, Washington, Patrick Henry, and many
less well known voices speak with passion and articulateness about issues of personal liberty and public order that
continue to resonate today. Along with a detailed chronology and notes, each volume also includes the full texts of the
Declaration in Independence, Articles of Confederation,
and Constitution. 1175pgs. • 1993
140888 HARLEM RENAISSANCE NOVELS: The Library of
America Collection
Zafar, Rafia, ed.
This two-volume set includes Cane by Jean Toomer, Home to
Harlem by Claude McKay, Quicksand by Nella Larsen, Plum
Bun by Jessie Redmon Fauset, The Blacker the Berry by
Wallace Thurman, Not Without Laughter by Langston Hughes,
Black No More by George Schuyler, The Conjure-Man Dies by
Rudolph Fisher, and Black Thunder by Arna Bontemps.
1600pgs. • 2011
✪ 122183 POEMS FROM THE
WOMEN'S MOVEMENT
THE AMERICAN POETS PROJECT
Moore, Honor, ed.
"What would happen if one woman told
the truth about her life? / The world
would split open." These lines by Muriel
Rukeyser epitomize the spirit that animated a generation of women poets,
from the 1960s to the 1980s. This
anthology represents 58 poets, among them Sylvia Plath,
Adrienne Rich, Anne Sexton, Sonia Sanchez, May Swenson,
Alice Walker, Audre Lorde, Ann Waldman, Sharon Olds, Diane
Di Prima, Lucille Clifton, Alice Notley, and Eileen Myles.
200pgs. • 2009
085608 REPORTING CIVIL RIGHTS, VOL. 1: American
Journalism 1941 to 1963
Beginning with A. Philip Randolph's defiant call in 1941 for
African-Americans to march on Washington and ending with a
retrospective article written by Alice Walker in 1973, Reporting
Civil Rights covers the revolutionary events that overthrew segregation by law in the United States. This two-volume anthology
brings together nearly 200 newspaper and magazine reports,
book excerpts, and features by 151 writers. 996pgs. • 2003
092592 TALES
Lovecraft, H. P.
A 20th-century successor to Edgar Allan Poe
as the master of "weird fiction," H. P.
Lovecraft adapted the conventions of horror
stories and science fiction to express an
intensely personal vision, cosmic in its ramifications and fearsome in its shuddering
view of human destiny. This volume brings
together the very best of Lovecraft's fiction
in a treasury guaranteed to bring fright and delight both to
longtime fans and to readers new to his work. 850pgs. • 2005
116801 EARLY NOVELS AND
STORIES
Maxwell, William
With his second book, They Came Like
Swallows (1937), Maxwell found his signature subject matter -- the fragility of
human happiness -- as well as his voice,
a quiet, cadenced Midwestern voice that
John Updike has called one of the wisest
and kindest in American fiction. This
volume also includes Bright Center of Heaven; The Folded
Leaf; Time Will Darken It, and nine short stories. 800pgs.
• 2008
035862 REPORTING VIETNAM: American Journalism,
1959-1975
Collects the best writing and reportage from the war covering
1959 to 1975 - from the first American deaths to the fall of
Saigon. Along the way, reporters uncover the military blunders, the political minefields, and the cultural changes spreading from America to Vietnam, capturing war at its most chaotic, its most lawless, and its most tragic. 853pgs. • 2000
035863 REPORTING WORLD WAR II: American
Journalism, 1938-1946
Drawn from the Library of America's two-volume hardcover
anthology, this volume captures the unfolding drama through
the work of more than 50 remarkable reporters, whose writings cover Nazi Germany, the fall of France and the Tunisian
campaign, the London Blitz, the Italian front, the horrors in
the Pacific, and life on the home front. 874pgs. • 2001
116786 TRUE CRIME: An American Anthology
Schechter, Harold, ed.
From the beginning crime and punishment has been one the
most characteristic themes in American literature. This volume includes such writers as Nathaniel Hawthorne, Ambrose
Bierce, Mark Twain, Theodore Dreiser, James Thurber, Joseph
Mitchell, Truman Capote, and James Ellroy, as well as execution sermons, murder ballads, early broadsides, trial reports,
and tabloid journalism from many eras. 900pgs. • 2008
✪ 157817 THE WAR OF 1812:
Writings from America's Second War
of Independence
Hickey, Donald R., ed.
A collection of 140 letters, memoirs,
poems, songs, editorials, journal entries,
and proclamations by more than 100
participants, both famous -- Thomas
Jefferson, Andrew Jackson, Tecumseh,
Dolley Madison, and the Duke of
Wellington -- and little-known. 928pgs. • 2013
043548 WRITING LOS ANGELES: A Literary Anthology
Ulin, David L., ed.
Presents a panorama of the city, encompassing fiction, poetry,
essays, journalism, and diaries by over 70 writers, bringing to
life entrancing surfaces and unsettling contradictions, from
Chandler's evocation of the murderous moods fed by the Santa
Ana winds to Dunne's affectionate tribute to "the deceptive
perspectives of the pale subtropical light." 880pgs. • 2002
116817 LATER NOVELS AND STORIES
Maxwell, William
The second installment of a two-volume edition of Maxwell.
The Château (1961) describes the most subtle and bittersweet encounter of American naiveté and Old World mystery since Henry James. Also included: So Long, See You
Tomorrow; stories; 40 brief "improvisations"; and the essay
"Nearing Ninety," a moving valediction to a lifetime of reading and storytelling. 990pgs. • 2008
035738 PIERRE, ISRAEL POTTER, THE
CONFIDENCE-MAN, TALES, AND BILLY
BUDD
Melville, Herman
This third volume rounds out Melville's
complete fiction with his dark and brilliant
late works. The novels Pierre, Israel Potter,
and The Confidence-Man forgo the buoyant
high seas for a keen, bleak vision of life at
home in America. The Piazza Tales and a
number of other uncollected stories show Melville's dazzling
mastery of many styles. 1478pgs. • 1985
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035723 REDBURN, WHITE-JACKET,
MOBY-DICK
Melville, Herman
Moby-Dick, Melville's masterpiece, is one
of the great epics in all of literature. Ahab's
idolatrous hunt for the white whale drives
the narrative at a relentless pace, while
Ishmael's meditations on whales and whaling, the sublime indifference of nature, and
the grimy physical details of whale-oil
extraction provide a reflective counterpoint. This volume also
includes Redburn, which relates a young man's initiation into
the sailor's life, and White-Jacket, a semi-autobiographical
account of experiences in the US Navy. 1436pgs. • 1983
035714 TYPEE, OMOO, MARDI
Melville, Herman
Typee and Omoo, based on the young
Melville's experiences on a whaling ship,
are exuberant accounts of idyllic life in
Polynesia. They remained his most popular
works well into the 20th century. Mardi is
a mixture of love story, adventure, and
political allegory, set on a mythical Pacific
island, that looks forward to the complexities of Moby-Dick. 1333pgs. • 1982
136581 PREJUDICES: The First,
Second, and Third Series
Mencken, H. L.
In the six volumes of Prejudices (19191927), Mencken attacked what he felt to
be American provincialism and
hypocrisy, and championed writers and
thinkers he saw as harbingers of a new
candor and maturity. Laced with savage
humor and delighting in verbal play,
Mencken's prose remains a one-of-a-kind roller coaster
ride over a staggering range of thematic territory. 624pgs.
• 2010
136580 PREJUDICES: The Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth
Series
Mencken, H. L.
656pgs. • 2010
✪ 157757 COLLECTED POEMS 19521993
Merwin, W. S.
The first volume in a definitive two-volume
edition of the poems of the former US Poet
Laureate. Oracular and elegant, Merwin's
poetry reveals a heightened sense of what is
essential to human consciousness: the fragile framing of nature, the mysteries of memory and perception, the inescapable fact of
our mortality. 750pgs. • 2013
✪ 157816 COLLECTED POEMS 1996-2011
Merwin, W. S.
The second volume in a definitive, career-spanning two-volume edition of the poems of the former US poet laureate.
750pgs. • 2013
035802 NOVELS 1969-1974: Ada,
or Ardor; Transparent Things; Look
at the Harlequins!
Nabokov, Vladimir
This volume contains Ada, or Ardor, a
witty and parodic account of a man's
lifelong love for his sister; Transparent
Things, a haunting novella of a young
American's marriage, the murder of his
wife, and a lone journey to uncover the
truth; and Look at the Harlequins!, Nabokov's final novel
about a novelist very much like himself. The texts in this
volume have been corrected based on the author's own
copies. 824pgs. • 1996
035789 COLLECTED WRITINGS
Paine, Thomas
Paine was the impassioned democratic voice of the Age of
Revolution. This volume brings together his best-known works
-- Common Sense, The American Crisis, Rights of Man, The
Age of Reason -- along with a selection of letters, articles and
pamphlets. 906pgs. • 1995
035732 POETRY AND TALES
Poe, Edgar Allan
This volume displays Poe's range and
accomplished technique, as well as his gift
for revealing the dark possibilities of
human experience. Includes famous stories such as "The Fall of the House of
Usher" and "The Murders in the Rue
Morgue," along with popular poems such
as "Annabel Lee" and lesser-known works,
and his unusual prose-poem "Eureka." 1408pgs. • 1984
116785 COLLECTED STORIES AND
OTHER WRITINGS
Porter, Katherine Anne
Set in her native Texas and her beloved
Mexico, prewar Nazi Germany and the gothic Old South, Porter's stories of love, outrage, betrayal, and spiritual reckoning are
severe but never cruel, and always exquisitely precise. They number fewer than 30,
but as Robert Penn Warren commented,
"many are unsurpassed in modern fiction." Rounding out this
volume is a selection of Porter's journalism and other short
prose. 1068pgs. • 2008
085418 LETTERS AND SPEECHES
Roosevelt, Theodore
Teddy Roosevelt's letters demonstrate the astonishing range of
his interests and deeds and reveal the personal dimensions of
one of our greatest statesmen. In addition to four of his most
famous speeches, this volume collects 367 letters written
between 1881 and 1919 to correspondents as various as Jacob
Riis, Rudyard Kipling, Upton Sinclair, Oliver Wendell Holmes,
and Franklin D. Roosevelt. 960pgs. • 2004
140895 THE AMERICAN TRILOGY
Roth, Philip
Gathered together for the first time in this seventh volume
of The Library of America's definitive edition of Philip
Roth's collected works are the three volumes of this
acclaimed triptych, a major milestone in contemporary
American literature. It includes American Pastoral (1997),
I Married a Communist (1998), and The Human Stain
(2000). 1088pgs. • 2011
✪ 157760 NEMESES: Everyman;
Indignation; The Humbling; Nemesis
Roth, Philip
What kind of choices fatally shape a life?
How does the individual withstand the
onslaught of circumstance? These are
the dark questions that animate this
quartet of thematically related short novels, published here together for the first
time. 468pgs. • 2013
✪ 157830 NOVELS 2001-2007: The
Dying Animal / The Plot Against
America / Exit Ghost
Roth, Philip
Philip Roth is the only living American
novelist to have his work published in a
comprehensive edition by The Library of
America. The definitive Philip Roth edition continues with three novels written
in his late sixties and early seventies.
740pgs. • 2013
106836 WRITINGS: with Other
Narratives of Roanoke, Jamestown, and
the First English Settlement of America
Smith, Captain John et al.
One of the most colorful figures in
American history, the soldier, explorer, and
colonist John Smith was a vivid and prolific
chronicler of the beginnings of English settlement in the New World. This volume
brings together seven of his works, along
with 16 additional narratives by 13 other writers, that recount
firsthand the tragic, harrowing, and dramatic events of the settlement of Roanoke and Jamestown. 1200pgs. • 2007
035788 NOVELS AND STORIES 1932-1937: The
Pastures of Heaven, To a God Unknown, Tortilla Flat,
In Dubious Battle, Of Mice and Men
Steinbeck, John
Here for the first time in one volume are Steinbeck's early
California writings. In prose that blends the vernacular and
the incantatory, the local and the mythic, these five works
chart Steinbeck's evolution into one of the greatest and
most enduringly popular of American novelists. 909pgs. •
1994
043546 NOVELS 1942-1952
Steinbeck, John
The third volume in this authoritative edition of Steinbeck's
writings shows him continuing to explore new subject matter and new approaches to storytelling. The Moon Is Down,
Cannery Row, The Pearl, and East of Eden display the versatility and emotional directness that have made Steinbeck
one of America's most enduringly popular writers. 983pgs.
• 2001
106837 TRAVELS WITH CHARLEY AND LATER
NOVELS, 1947-1962
Steinbeck, John
Travels with Charley was Steinbeck's last published book. A
record of his experiences and observations as he drove
around America in a pickup truck, it is filled with engaging,
often humorous description and comes to a powerful climax in an encounter with racist demonstrators in New
Orleans. Also includes The Wayward Bus, Burning Bright,
Sweet Thursday, and The Winter of Our Discontent.
990pgs. • 2007
035809 COLLECTED POETRY AND PROSE
Stevens, Wallace
Includes all of Stevens' published books of poetry, along with
the haunting lyrics of his later years and early work that traces
the development of his art. The volume also presents over
ninety poems uncollected by Stevens, including early versions
of often-discussed works such as "The Comedian as the Letter
C" and "Owl's Clover." 1035pgs. • 1997
035715 THREE NOVELS: Uncle Tom's
Cabin; The Minister's Wooing; Oldtown
Folks
Stowe, Harriet Beecher
Described by Henry James as "much less a
book than a state of vision," Uncle Tom's
Cabin is one of the most influential works of
fiction in American history. Stowe's moving
Christian epic turned millions of Americans
against slavery, bringing the "peculiar institution" immeasurably closer to its fiery destruction. 1468pgs.
• 1982
035741 A WEEK ON THE CONCORD AND MERRIMACK
RIVERS; WALDEN; THE MAINE WOODS; CAPE COD
Thoreau, Henry David
Thoreau's longer works in one volume, all demonstrating his
subtle interweaving of natural observation, personal experience, and historical lore. The Maine Woods and Cape Cod are
especially valuable portraits of the natural landscapes of
Thoreau's youth that were changing irreversibly even as he
wrote these classic essays. 1114pgs. • 1989
SPORTS
✪ 157761 AMERICAN PASTIMES: The Very Best of
Red Smith
Smith, Red
From the 1940s to the 1980s, Red Smith's nationally syndicated columns traversed the world of sports with literary
panache and wry humor. This collection includes unforgettable accounts of Bobby Thompson's "Shot Heard 'Round
the World," Don Larsen's perfect game, the first Ali-Frazier
fight, as well as more offbeat stories that display Smith's wit,
intelligence, and breadth of feeling. 480pgs. • 2013
✪ 153362 AT THE FIGHTS:
American Writers on Boxing
Kimball, George, et al., eds.
A century of the best writing and
reportage about boxing. Among the
selections are Jack London on the
immortal Jack Johnson; H. L. Mencken
and Irvin S. Cobb on Jack Dempsey vs.
Georges Carpentier; Richard Wright on
Joe Louis vs. Max Schmeling; James
Baldwin and Gay Talese on the haunted Floyd Patterson; and
George Plimpton on Muhammad Ali and Malcolm X.
540pgs. • 2012
043709 BASEBALL: A Literary Anthology
Dawidoff, Nicholas, ed.
A lively mix of stories, memoirs, poems, news reports, and
insider accounts about all aspects of the great American
game, from its pastoral 19th-century beginnings to its apotheosis as the undisputed national pastime. 721pgs. • 2002
122182 THE SWEET SCIENCE AND OTHER WRITINGS
Liebling, A. J.
One of the most gifted American journalists of the 20th century, Liebling learned his craft as a newspaper reporter
before joining The New Yorker in 1935. This volume collects five books that demonstrate his extraordinary vitality
and versatility as a writer. The title work, a lively and idiosyncratic portrait of boxing in the early 1950s, was named
the best sports book of all time by Sports Illustrated.
1050pgs. • 2008
035803 WRITINGS AND DRAWINGS
Thurber, James
The best and most extensive Thurber collection ever assembled, including acknowledged masterpieces: "The Secret Life of
Walter Mitty" and "The Catbird Seat," the
anti-war parable The Last Flower, the satirical Fables for Our Time, the best pieces
from The Owl in the Attic, Let Your Mind
Alone, and My World and Welcome To It,
and others. 1004pgs. • 1996
148190 NOVELS AND STORIES 1950-1962
Vonnegut, Kurt
Before winning international fame with Cat's Cradle and
Slaughterhouse-Five, Vonnegut was a master of the drugstore
paperback and the popular short story. This authoritative collection of his brilliant early work includes Player Piano, The
Sirens of Titan, Mother Night, and several shorter pieces.
864pgs. • 2012
136585 SIX NOVELS IN WOODCUTS
EDITED BY ART SPIEGELMAN
Ward, Lynd
From the eve of the Great Depression to the start of World War
II, Lynd Ward observed the troubled American scene through
the double lens of a politically committed storyteller and a
visionary graphic artist. His medium -- the wordless "novel in
woodcuts" -- was his alone, and he quickly brought it from
bold iconographic infancy to subtle and still unrivalled mastery. In these volumes, Ward's novels are presented, for the
first time since the 1930s, in the format that the artist intended. 1408pgs. • 2010
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Washington, George
This one-volume collection -- the most
extensive and authoritative ever published -- covers five decades of
Washington's astonishingly active life.
Bringing together over 440 letters,
orders, addresses, and other documents
-- both public and personal -- it reveals
him to have been an energetic, forceful,
and at times eloquent writer. 1149pgs. • 1997
035815 STORIES, ESSAYS AND MEMOIR: A Curtain of
Green; The Wide Net; The Golden Apples; The Bride of
the Innisfallen; Selected Essays One Writer's Beginnings
Welty, Eudora
Presents all of Welty's collected short stories, with full texts of
A Curtain of Green and Other Stories, The Wide Net and Other
Stories, The Golden Apples, and The Bride of the Innisfallen.
Two stories from the 1960s, a selection of occasional pieces
and One Writer's Beginnings, Welty's sensitive memoir of her
Jackson childhood round out the collection. 976pgs. • 1998
035762 NOVELLAS AND OTHER
WRITINGS: Madame de Treymes;
Ethan Frome; Summer; Old New York;
The Mother's Recompense; A
Backward Glance
Wharton, Edith
Collected here in one volume are six works
in which one of the most accomplished
and admired of American writers explores
the private worlds of America's Gilded Age.
Includes "Life and I," a fascinating autobiographical fragment
published here for the first time. 1137pgs. • 1990
035853 POETRY AND PROSE
Whitman, Walt
Contains the first and "deathbed" editions of Leaves of Grass,
and virtually all of Whitman's prose, with reminiscences of
19th-century New York City, notes on the Civil War, especially
his service in Washington hospitals and glimpses of President
Lincoln, and attacks on the misuses of national wealth after the
war. 1407pgs. • 1996
149367 THE LITTLE HOUSE BOOKS: The Library of
America Collection
Wilder, Laura Ingalls
Originally published from 1932 to 1943, Laura Ingalls
Wilder's Little House books are classics of children's literature, beloved by millions. This definitive boxed set of eight
novels, plus the posthumous novella The First Four Years,
affirms Wilder's place in the American canon, and reintroduces these enduring works to readers young and old.
1750pgs. • 2012
140897 COLLECTED PLAYS
Williams, Tennessee
Gathering 32 works written from the 1930s to the 1980s, this
boxed set is the most complete collection ever published of
the playwright who transformed the American stage. 2053pgs.
• 2011
107238 LITERARY ESSAYS AND REVIEWS OF THE 1930S
AND 1940S
Wilson, Edmund
The second installment in the Library of America's collection
of Wilson presents him at the height of his powers as critic and
scholar. Included are three of his most significant books: The
Triple Thinkers; The Wound and the Bow; and Classics and
Commercials. 1000pgs. • 2007
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✪ 104585 THE INVENTION OF RACISM IN CLASSICAL
ANTIQUITY
Isaac, Benjamin H.
Isaac's systematic analysis of ancient social prejudices and
stereotypes reveals that some of those attitudes amounted to
racism or proto-racism. He shows how an understanding of
ancient attitudes toward other peoples can shed light not only
on Greco-Roman imperialism but on more recent imperialism
as well. 592pgs. • 2004
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157287 LANGUAGE AND HISTORY IN
ANCIENT GREEK CULTURE
Ostwald, Martin
Spanning 40 years, this collection of
essays represents the work, both philological and historical, of a renowned teacher
and scholar of the ancient Greek world.
The thread that runs throughout is
Ostwald's precise explanation, for a modern audience, of some of the crucial concepts through which the ancient Greeks saw and lived their
lives -- and influenced our own. 336pgs. • 2009
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $69.95 / $24.98
✪ 142459 LUCK, FATE AND
FORTUNE: Antiquity and Its Legacy
Eidinow, Esther
Exploring some of the key ideas of
ancient Greek culture that resonate
with modern conceptions of destiny,
Eidinow examines ancient notions of
luck as a means of explaining daily
experiences. Focusing on writers such
as Homer, Herodotus, Thucydides and
Demosthenes, she shows how concepts of fate in antiquity
changed over time in response to social and political currents. 224pgs. • 2011
HORACE
✪ 157824 THE ODES OF HORACE
TRANSLATED BY JEFFREY H. KAIMOWITZ
Horace
A translation of Horace's most widely
read collection of poetry is rendered in
modern, metrical English verse.
Kaimowitz has adapted the Roman
poet's rich and metrically varied poetry
in a way that maintains fidelity to the
tone, timbre, and style of the originals
while conforming to the rules of English prosody. 208pgs.
• 2008
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157258 THE SATIRES OF HORACE
Juster, A. M., trans.
Written in the troubled decade ending with the establishment of Augustus's regime, Horace's Satires provide trenchant social commentary on men's perennial enslavement to
money, power, fame, and sex. This striking translation relies
on the tools and spirit of the English light verse tradition
while taking care to render the original text as accurately as
possible. 160pgs. • 2008
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $34.95 / $14.98
104391 A NEW HISTORY OF
CLASSICAL RHETORIC
Kennedy, George A.
This extensive revision and abridgment of
Kennedy's The Art of Persuasion in Greece,
The Art of Rhetoric in the Roman World, and
Greek Rhetoric under Christian Emperors
provides a comprehensive history of the subject, one that is destined to be the standard
work in the field. 336pgs. • 1994
◆ • Princeton • P • $45.00 / $21.98
✪ 157825 ODES FOR VICTORIOUS
ATHLETES
TRANSLATED WITH AN INTRODUCTION BY ANNE
PIPPIN BURNETT
Pindar
The typical Pindaric ode reflects three
separate moments: the instant of success in contest, the victory night with its
disorderly revels, and the actual banquet of family and friends where the
commissioned poem is being offered as entertainment. In
this volume, an esteemed classicist presents a fresh and
exuberant translation of Pindar's victory songs. 200pgs. •
2010
◆ • Johns Hopkins • P • $20.00 / $5.98
140859 ROMAN REPUBLICS
Flower, Harriet I.
While classicists have long recognized that the Roman
Republic changed and evolved over time, Flower is the first to
mount a serious argument against the idea of republican continuity. She argues that there were in fact multiple republics,
each with its own clearly distinguishable strengths and weaknesses. 224pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $22.95 / $13.98
144188 THE SILVAE OF STATIUS
Nagle, Betty Rose, trans.
This collection of witty and engaging occasional poems, written by Publius Papinius Statius, is noteworthy both for its verbal artistry as well as its importance as social documents of the
Roman world during the reign of Domitian. Betty Rose Nagle's
graceful translation brings the world of Statius alive and making this important literary gem accessible to the modern reader. 256pgs. • 2004
◆ • Indiana • P • $14.95 / $6.98
153431 THE WAR OF THE PELOPONNESIANS AND THE
ATHENIANS
Thucydides
A foundational text in the history of Western political thought.
This new translation is particularly sensitive to the risks of
anachronism, and its notes and extensive reference material
provide the historical, cultural, and linguistic background
needed to engage with the text on its own terms. 754pgs. •
2013
◆ • Cambridge • P • $27.99 / $18.98
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The Penn Greek Drama Series presents original literary
translations of the entire corpus of classical Greek drama:
tragedies, comedies, and satyr plays. It is the only contemporary series of all the surviving work of Aeschylus,
Sophocles, Euripides, Aristophanes, and Menander.
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PENN GREEK DRAMA SERIES
Slavitt, David & Palmer Bovie, eds.
The Penn Greek Drama Series presents
original literary translations of the
entire corpus of classical Greek drama:
tragedies, comedies, and satyr plays. It
is the only contemporary series of all
the surviving work of Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides,
Aristophanes, and Menander. 232pgs. • 1998
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $21.95 / $6.98
157221 EURIPIDES 2: Hippolytus, Suppliant Women,
Helen, Electra, Cyclops
374pgs. • 1997
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $19.95 / $5.98
157237 EURIPIDES 4: Ion, Children of Heracles, The
Madness of Heracles, Iphigenia in Tauris, Orestes
424pgs. • 1999
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $24.95 / $9.98
CU LTU RAL STU DI ES
048744 ARTFUL SCIENCE:
Enlightenment Entertainment and the
Eclipse of Visual Education
Stafford, Barbara Maria
In this cross-disciplinary guide to intellectual
high and low life of the 18th century, Stafford
makes the case for the pedagogical opportunities inherent in an oral-visual culture. She
draws on an extraordinary range of historical
sources and popular imagery, exploring from
a new perspective the perceptual cognition that she analyzed in
her book Body Criticism. 350pgs. • 1994
◆ • MIT • P • $27.95 / $9.98
092752 THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION
TO MODERN AMERICAN CULTURE
Bigsby, Christopher, ed.
A comprehensive and accessible overview
exploring the social, political, religious, and
economic forces that have shaped 20th-century America and its inhabitants. These challenging and varied essays discuss religious,
racial, sexual, and ethnic minorities, popular culture, the arts, urban and suburban communities, sports,
politics, immigration, regionalism, and war. 516pgs. • 2006
◆ • Cambridge • P • $32.99 / $15.98
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156094 CULTURE AND MATERIALISM
Williams, Raymond
Collects Williams's most significant work from a twenty-year
period in which he wrestled with the concepts of materialism
and culture and with their interrelationship. Aside from his
more directly theoretical texts, the volume includes case-studies of theatrical naturalism, the Bloomsbury group, advertising, science fiction, and the Welsh novel. 320pgs. • 2010
◆ • Verso • C • $24.95 / $11.98
147477 THE EMPIRE'S OLD CLOTHES: What the Lone
Ranger, Babar, and Other Innocent Heroes Do to Our
Minds
Dorfman, Ariel
In this powerful cultural critique, Ariel Dorfman explores the
political and social implications of works such as the Donald
Duck comics, the Babar children's books, and Reader's Digest
magazine. This edition includes a new Preface by the author.
224pgs. • 2010
◆ • Duke • P • $22.95 / $5.98
✪ 076989 INSULT AND THE MAKING OF THE GAY
SELF
Eribon, Didier & Michael Lucey
Describes the emergence of homosexual literature in
Britain and France at the turn of the last century. Following
this new gay discourse from Wilde and the literary circles
of late-Victorian Oxford to Gide and Proust, Eribon traces a
long line of authors who from the 19th century onward
have tried to create spaces in which to resist subjection and
reformulate themselves. 480pgs. • 2004
▲ • Duke • P • $27.95 / $5.98
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Dorst, John D.
In a series of ethnographic case studies -- two folk art displays,
a Western heritage theme park, and Devils Tower National
Monument -- Dorst offers an account of visual practices that,
though dressed in the images and narratives of the American
West, are in fact characteristic of our modern consumer culture in general. 248pgs. • 1999
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $27.50 / $6.98
✪ 083135 MAPPING SUBALTERN STUDIES AND THE
POSTCOLONIAL
Chaturvedi, Vinayak
Inspired initially by Gramsci's writings on the history of subaltern classes, the Subaltern Studies project adopted a "history
from below" paradigm to contest "elite" history writing by
Indian nationalists. This volume is the first comprehensive balance-sheet of the project, presenting a collection of the most
important writing from the last two decades and focusing on
the key debates between the main scholars in the field.
320pgs. • 2000
◆ • Verso • C NDJ • $60.00 / $17.98
085524 SCUM MANIFESTO
Solanas, Valerie
Solanas, the woman who shot Andy
Warhol, self-published this book shortly
before her confinement to a mental institution. Impossible to dismiss as just the
rantings of a lunatic, the work has indisputable prescience, not only as a radical
feminist analysis well ahead of its time,
but also as a stunning testament to the
rage of an abused and destitute woman. 96pgs. • 2005
◆ • Verso • C • $15.00 / $5.98
116457 SEXUAL PERSONAE: Art and Decadence from
Nefertiti to Emily Dickinson
Paglia, Camille
Ranging from ancient Egypt through the 20th century, Paglia
explores the provocative connections between art and pagan
ritual; between Emily Dickinson and the Marquis de Sade;
between Lord Byron and Elvis Presley. She ultimately challenges the cultural assumptions of both conservatives and traditional liberals. 47 photographs. 736pgs. • 1991
▲ • Vintage • P • $20.00 / $7.98
EASTERN RELIGION &
PH I LOSOPHY
127035 ASIAN RELIGIONS IN
PRACTICE: An Introduction
Lopez, Donald S., ed.
Accessible, clear, and concise overviews of
the religions of Asia, providing both historical context and insightful analysis of
Hinduism, Jainism, Sikhism, Islam,
Buddhism, Confucianism, Taoism, Shinto,
and Bon, as well as many local traditions.
240pgs. • 1999
◆ • Princeton • P • $31.95 / $16.98
156042 THE BUDDHA FROM DOLPO, REVISED AND
EXPANDED: A Study of the Life and Thought of the
Tibetan Master Dolpopa Sherab Gyaltsen
Stearns, Cyrus
The most controversial Buddhist master in the history of
Tibet, Dolpopa Sherab Gyaltsen became perhaps the greatest Tibetan expert of the Kalacakra or Wheel of Time, a vast
system of tantric teachings. Based largely on esoteric
Buddhist knowledge from the legendary land of
Shambhala, Dolpopa's insights have profoundly influenced
the development of Tibetan Buddhism for more than 650
years. 496pgs. • 2010
◆ • Snow Lion Publications • C • $39.95 / $12.98
111376 THE CAMPHOR FLAME: Popular Hinduism and
Society in India
Fuller, C. J.
Popular Hinduism is shaped by the worship of a multitude of
powerful divine beings -- a proverbial total of 330 million gods
and goddesses. The fluid relationship between these beings
and humans is a central theme of this rich and accessible
study of popular Hinduism in the context of contemporary
Indian society. 360pgs. • 2004
◆ • Princeton • P • $42.00 / $24.98
✪ 080189 CLASSICS OF BUDDHISM
AND ZEN, VOL. 4: Transmission of
Light - Unlocking the Zen Koan Original Face - Timeless Spring - Zen
Antics - Record of Things Heard Sleepless Nights
THE COLLECTED TRANSLATIONS OF THOMAS CLEARY
Cleary, Thomas
Thomas Cleary holds a PhD in East Asian
Languages and Civilizations from Harvard
University. He is the translator of more than 50 volumes of
Buddhist, Taoist, Confucian, and Islamic texts from Sanskrit,
Chinese, Japanese, Pali, and Arabic. 912pgs. • 2005
◆ • Shambhala • P • $26.95 / $9.98
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156045 COMPASSIONATE ACTION
Chatral Rinpoche
The first English-language book by the "hidden yogi," a
renowned figure described by Thomas Merton as "the greatest
man I ever met." It includes his biography and autobiography,
six of his essays, five prayers he composed, an exclusive interview, and 16 pages of photos. 112pgs. • 2007
◆ • Snow Lion Publications • P • $16.95 / $6.98
150868 A CONCISE DICTIONARY OF
BUDDHISM AND ZEN
Erhard, Franz-Karl, et al.
With more than 1,500 entries and 46 illustrations, this is the most complete compact
reference work of its kind available in
English. It is designed not only for students
and meditators but also as a tool to help
familiarize all readers with Buddhist terms
and concepts -- such as chakra, karma,
koan, nirvana, and tantra -- that are encountered with increasing regularity in a wide range of fields. 296pgs. • 2010
◆ • Shambhala • P • $24.95 / $9.98
156046 DEBATE IN TIBETAN
BUDDHISM
Perdue, Daniel
Debate is the investigative technique used
in Tibetan education to sharpen analytical
capacities and convey philosophical concepts. Using a debate manual by Pur-bujok Jam-ba-gya-tso (1825-1901) as his
basis, Daniel Perdue covers elementary
debate and demonstrates its application to
a variety of secular and religious educational contexts.
984pgs. • 1992
◆ • Snow Lion Publications • P • $75.00 / $24.98
048990 AN INTRODUCTION TO HINDUISM
Flood, Gavin
A thematic and historical introduction to Hinduism. Traces the
development of Hindu traditions from ancient origins and the
major deities to the modern world, discussing Hinduism as
both a global religion and a form of nationalism. Emphasis is
given to the tantric traditions, Hindu ritual, and Dravidian
influences. 341pgs. • 1996
◆ • Cambridge • P • $31.99 / $18.98
125677 YOGA: Immortality and Freedom
Eliade, Mircea
In this landmark book, first published in English in 1958, Eliade
provides a comprehensive survey of Yoga in theory and practice
from its earliest antecedents in the Vedas through the 20th century. A new Introduction by David Gordon White provides invaluable
insight into Eliade's life and work. 568pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $17.98
118661 THE ZEN ART BOOK: The Art of
Enlightenment
Loori, John Daido & Stephen Addiss
When a Zen master puts brush to paper, the resulting image
is a teaching, intended to stop us in our tracks and to compel us to consider ultimate truth. Here, 40 works by
renowned masters such as Hakuin Ekaku and Gibon Sengai
are reproduced along with commentary that illuminates
both the art and its teaching. 128pgs. • 2009
◆ • Shambhala • P • $21.95 / $7.98
157015 ZEN QUESTIONS: Zazen, Dogen, and the Spirit
of Creative Inquiry
Leighton, Taigen Dan
Explores Zazen, the foundational practice of the Zen school,
presenting it as an attitude of sustained inquiry that offers an
entryway into true repose and joy. Leighton draws on his experience as a Zen scholar and teacher as well as the poetry of
Rumi, Mary Oliver, Gary Snyder, and others in order to introduce the creativity of Zen awareness and practice. 312pgs. •
2002
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ECONOM ICS
136579 THE AFFLUENT SOCIETY AND OTHER
WRITINGS, 1952-1967: American Capitalism; The Great
Crash 1929; The Affluent Society; The New Industrial
State
Galbraith, John Kenneth
Incisive and original, John Kenneth Galbraith wrote with an
eloquence that burst the conventions of his discipline and won
a readership none of his fellow economists could match. This
Library of America volume, the first devoted to an economist,
gathers four of his key early works, the books that established
him as one of the leading public intellectuals of the last century. 1056pgs. • 2010
125784 ANIMAL SPIRITS: How
Human Psychology Drives the
Economy, and Why It Matters for
Global Capitalism
Akerlof, George A. & Robert J. Shiller
From blind faith in ever-rising housing
prices to plummeting confidence in capital
markets, "animal spirits" are driving financial events worldwide. In this book, two
acclaimed economists challenge the economic wisdom that got us into this mess, and put forward a
bold new vision that will transform economics and restore
prosperity. 264pgs. • 2009
▲ • Princeton • C • $24.95 / $9.98
126043 THE BIG PROBLEM OF SMALL CHANGE
Sargent, Thomas J. & François R. Velde
Two leading economists examine the evolution of Western
European economies through the lens of one of the classic
problems of monetary history -- the recurring scarcity and
depreciation of small change. Through penetrating analysis, they tell the story of how monetary technologies, doctrines, and practices evolved from 1300 to 1850, and of
how the "standard formula" was devised to address an ageold dilemma without causing inflation. 432pgs. • 2003
◆ • Princeton • P • $46.95 / $22.98
104368 THE BOX: How the Shipping
Container Made the World Smaller and
the World Economy Bigger
Levinson, Marc
In April 1956, a refitted tanker carried 58
shipping containers from Newark to
Houston. From that modest beginning,
container shipping developed into a huge
industry that made the boom in global
trade possible. In this fascinating volume,
Levinson shows how the container transformed economic
geography and brought consumers a previously unimaginable
variety of low-cost products from around the globe. 376pgs.
• 2008
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140854 CHASING STARS: The Myth of
Talent and the Portability of
Performance
Groysberg, Boris
After examining the careers of more than a
thousand star analysts at Wall Street investment banks, and conducting more than
two hundred frank interviews, Groysberg
comes to a striking conclusion: star analysts who change firms suffer an immediate
and lasting decline in performance. 464pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $9.98
125773 THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS: A Natural
History of Economic Life
Seabright, Paul
An original account of the emergence of the economic institutions that manage not only markets but also the world's myriad other affairs. Drawing on insights from biology, anthropology, history, psychology, and literature, Seabright explores how
our evolved ability of abstract reasoning has allowed institutions like money, markets, and cities to provide the foundation
of social trust. 368pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $8.98
131949 THE ECONOMICS OF ENOUGH: How to Run the
Economy as if the Future Matters
Coyle, Diane
The world's leading economies are facing not just one but
many crises, as climate change threatens major disruptions,
economic inequality has soared to extremes not seen for a
century, and the ongoing global financial meltdown still looms.
In this volume, Coyle examines how we can achieve the financial growth we need today without sacrificing a decent future
for our children, our societies, and our planet. 336pgs. •
2011
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087909 THE ECONOMICS OF INFORMATION
TECHNOLOGY: An Introduction
Varian, Hal R., et al.
An accessible review of economic factors affecting information
technology industries. These industries are characterized by
high fixed costs and low marginal costs of production, large
switching costs for users, and strong network effects. Varian
outlines the basic economics of these industries while Joseph
Farrell and Carl Shapiro describe the impact of these factors
on competition policy. 112pgs. • 2004
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✪ 157478 END THIS DEPRESSION NOW!
Krugman, Paul
"Nations rich in resources, talent, and knowledge -- all the
ingredients for prosperity and a decent standard of living
for all -- remain in a state of intense pain." How bad have
things gotten? How did we get stuck in what can only be
called a depression? Above all, how do we free ourselves?
In this volume, Krugman pursues these questions with
characteristic lucidity and insight. 272pgs. • 2012
◆ • W. W. Norton • C • $24.95 / $7.98
148124 THE ENIGMA OF CAPITAL: And the Crises of
Capitalism
Harvey, David
An impassioned account of how unchecked neoliberalism
produced the system-wide crisis that now engulfs the world.
Moving deftly between the historical development of global
capitalism from the industrial era onward and the unfolding of
the current situation, Harvey concentrates on how the crisis
both devastates workers and creates openings for challenging
the system's legitimacy. 304pgs. • 2010
111357 ESSAYS ON THE GREAT DEPRESSION
Bernanke, Ben S.
While the Great Depression was an unparalleled disaster, some
economies recovered faster than others. By comparing and
contrasting the economic strategies and statistics of the
world's nations as they struggled to survive economically, the
essays in this volume present a uniquely coherent view of the
economic causes and worldwide propagation of the depression. 320pgs. • 2004
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Brief Economic History of the World
Clark, Gregory
Why are some parts of the world so rich
and others so poor? Why didn't industrialization make the whole world rich -- and
why did it make large parts of the world
poorer? In this provocative book, Clark
tackles these questions and argues that
culture -- not exploitation, geography, or
resources -- explains the wealth and poverty of nations.
432pgs. • 2008
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136991 LIFE OF ADAM SMITH
Ross, Ian Simpson
A revised edition of the only book to give
a full account of Smith's life while also
placing his work into the context of his
life and times. Updated to include new
scholarship which has recently come to
light, this full-scale biography examines
the personality, career, and social and
intellectual circumstances of the
Scottish moral philosopher who is regarded as the founder
of scientific economics. 500pgs. • 2010
135560 FAULT LINES: How Hidden Fractures Still
Threaten the World Economy
Rajan, Raghuram G.
One of the few economists to warn of the global financial crisis before it hit warns that a potentially more devastating crisis
awaits us. He shows how the individual choices that collectively brought about the economic meltdown were rational
responses to a flawed global financial order in which the
incentives to take on risk are out of step with the dangers those
risks pose. 272pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $17.95 / $6.98
✪ 099824 LIVING STANDARDS AND THE WEALTH OF
NATIONS: Successes and Failures in Real Convergence
Balcerowicz, Leszek & Stanley Fischer, eds.
The question of convergence, or under what conditions the
per capita income levels of developing countries can catch up
to those found in advanced economies, is critical for understanding economic growth and development. The contributors
to this volume offer detailed theoretical and empirical examinations of what factors make for successful convergence.
432pgs. • 2006
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✪ 157729 FINANCIAL CENTRES AND
INTERNATIONAL CAPITAL FLOWS IN THE
NINETEENTH AND TWENTIETH CENTURIES
Cassis, Youssef & Laure Quennouëlle-Corre, eds.
Brings together leading authorities in the field to examine
the direction of international capital flows in light of the
nature of the banking system, market organization, the regulatory framework, and contextual political and diplomatic
factors. The contributors discuss competition, collaboration, withdrawal, and re-emergence of financial centers in
Europe, America, and Asia over the past two centuries.
336pgs. • 2011
✪ 157788 MANAGED BY THE
MARKETS: How Finance ReShaped America
Davis, Gerald F.
Since the early 1980s, finance and
financial considerations have increasingly taken center stage, dramatically
reshaping American society. This illuminating account of how finance has
replaced manufacturing at the center
of the American economy explains how the new financecentered system works, how we got here, and what challenges lie ahead. 336pgs. • 2011
054955 FINANCING THE AMERICAN
DREAM: A Cultural History of
Consumer Credit
Calder, Lendol G.
The first book-length social and cultural
history of the rise of consumer credit in
America. Focusing on the years between
1890 and 1940, when the legal and institutional bases of today's credit practices
were established, Calder traces how credit
was transformed from a widespread but morally dubious
practice into an almost universally accepted institution.
400pgs. • 2001
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125831 FREE TRADE REIMAGINED: The World Division
of Labor and the Method of Economics
Unger, Roberto Mangabeira
Argues that the movement of people and ideas is more important than the movement of things and money, and that freedom
to change the institutions defining a market economy is as
important as freedom to exchange goods. The book's sustained criticism of the theory and practice of free trade serves
as a point of departure for a proposal to rethink the basic
ideas with which we explain economic activity. 240pgs. •
2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $22.95 / $12.98
111349 THE GREAT CONTRACTION
1929-1933
Friedman, Milton & Anna Jacobson
Schwartz
One of the most influential books of 20th
century economics. It marshals massive historical data and sharp analytics to support
the authors' claim that steady control of the
money supply is profoundly important to the
management of the nation's economy, especially in navigating serious economic fluctuations. 320pgs. •
2008
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✪ 111378 ONE ECONOMICS, MANY RECIPES:
Globalization, Institutions, and Economic Growth
Rodrik, Dani
A leading economist argues that neither globalizers nor
antiglobalizers have got it right. While economic globalization
can be a boon for countries that are trying to dig out of poverty, success usually requires following policies that are tailored
to local economic and political realities rather than obeying
the dictates of the international globalization establishment.
280pgs. • 2008
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133791 THIS TIME IS DIFFERENT:
Eight Centuries of Financial Folly
Reinhart, Carmen M. & Kenneth S. Rogoff
A comprehensive catalog of government
defaults, banking panics, and inflationary
spikes, from medieval currency debasements to today's subprime catastrophe.
The authors show that while countries do
weather their financial storms, short memories make it all too easy for crises to
recur. 512pgs. • 2011
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127229 ZOMBIE ECONOMICS: How
Dead Ideas Still Walk among Us
Quiggin, John
The global financial crisis has laid bare
many of the assumptions behind market
liberalism -- the theory that market-based
solutions are always best, regardless of the
problem. John Quiggin explains how these
dead ideas still walk among us, and why we
must find a way to kill them once and for
all if we are to avoid an even bigger financial crisis in the
future. 216pgs. • 2010
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121540 THE BATTLE FOR CHRISTENDOM: The Council
of Constance and the Dawn of Modern Europe
Welsh, Frank
At the dawn of the 15th century, with Christendom under
threat, the Emperor Sigismund summoned the nations of
Europe to a conference, attracting the greatest minds in the
western world as well as innumerable princes, lawyers, and
prostitutes. The event would be one of the major turning
points in European history, heralding the dawn of the
Renaissance and the rise of humanism. 320pgs. • 2008
◆ • Overlook Press • C • $27.95 / $9.98
104342 BUDWEISERS INTO CZECHS
AND GERMANS: A Local History of
Bohemian Politics
King, Jeremy
German
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Czech-speaking
Budweis/Budæjovice belonged to the
Habsburg Monarchy until 1918, and then
to Czechoslovakia, to Hitler's Third Reich,
and to Czechoslovakia again. This history
of a single town in Bohemia casts new light
on nationalism in Central Europe between the Springtime of
Nations in 1848 and the Cold War. 304pgs. • 2005
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043561 THE BUSINESS OF ALCHEMY: Science and
Culture in the Holy Roman Empire
Smith, Pamela H.
Explores the relationships among alchemy, the court, and
commerce in order to illuminate the cultural history of the
Holy Roman Empire in the 16th and 17th centuries, showing
how religious salvation was transformed into material
increase. 308pgs. • 1994
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✪ 133198 CATHOLICISM AND THE ROOTS OF
NAZISM: Religious Identity and National Socialism
Hastings, Derek
Although an antagonistic relationship between the Catholic
Church and Hitler's regime developed later during the
Third Reich, the early Nazi movement was born in Munich,
a city whose population was overwhelmingly Catholic.
Focusing on Munich and the surrounding area, Hastings
shows how Catholics played a central and hitherto overlooked role in the Nazi movement before the 1923 Beerhall
Putsch. 312pgs. • 2009
087175 A CONCISE HISTORY OF GERMANY
SECOND EDITION
Fulbrook, Mary
The multi-faceted, problematic history of the German lands
has supplied material for a wide range of debates and differences of interpretation. The text spans the early Middle Ages to
the present day, synthesizing a vast array of historical material, as Fulbrook explores interrelationships between social,
political and cultural factors in the light of recent scholarly
controversies. 296pgs. • 2004
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053755 A CONCISE HISTORY OF ITALY: Updated
Edition
Duggan, Christopher
From the fall of the Roman Empire to the late 20th century, this
volume focuses on the difficulties Italy has faced in forging a
nation state. It considers the geographical and cultural obstacles to unity, and surveys the centuries of political fragmentation that Italy's new rulers had to overcome when the country
became unified, more by accident than design, in 1859-61.
324pgs. • 1994
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157273 EARLY MODERN SPAIN: A Documentary History
Cowans, Jon
Encompassing political, cultural, social, and economic history, this volume provides a valuable opportunity to explore the
history of Spain through primary sources. It explores the
problems and experiences of Spain's empire, regional and
ethnic tensions, the place of women and minorities in society,
and the roles played by Spanish artists. 288pgs. • 2003
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $69.95 / $29.98
123408 EICHMANN'S MEN
Safrian, Hans
Examines the central group of Nazi perpetrators who expelled massive numbers of
Eastern European Jews from their homelands and deported them to ghettos, concentration camps, and killing centers.
Safrian reconstructs the "careers" of these
men in connection with the escalation of
racial policies from stigmatization, divestment, and segregation to deportation, forced labor, and mass
murder. 336pgs. • 2009
◆ • Cambridge • P • $28.99 / $12.98
✪ 157803 THE END OF HIDDEN IRELAND:
Rebellion, Famine, and Emigration
Scally, Robert
Focusing on the townland of Ballykilcline in Roscommon,
Scally offers a richly detailed portrait of Irish rural life on
the eve of the Great Famine. From their internal lives and
values, to their violent conflict with the English Crown, from
rent strikes to the potato blight, he takes the emigrants on
each stage of their journey from Ireland to New York.
288pgs. • 1996
134829 EVENING'S EMPIRE: A History of the Night in
Early Modern Europe
Koslofsky, Craig
A fascinating study of the myriad ways in which early modern
people understood, experienced, and transformed the night.
Using diaries, letters, and legal records together with representations of the night in early modern religion, literature and
art, Koslofsky opens up an entirely new perspective on early
modern Europe. 448pgs. • 2011
◆ • Cambridge • P • $29.99 / $19.98
152107 THE FAILURE OF
ILLIBERALISM: Essays on the Political
Culture of Modern Germany
Stern, Fritz R.
Fritz Stern argues that from Bismarck to
the end of World War II, German society
embraced the impulse toward totalitarianism fostered by the country's fundamentally illiberal stance. He also examines the
efforts of German scholars to explain the
phenomenon of Nazism, the attempt of the German people to
come to terms with their past, and the failure of illiberalism in
the 1950s. 244pgs. • 1992
◆ • Columbia • P • $34.00 / $12.98
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142986 HOW TO DO THINGS WITH
BOOKS IN VICTORIAN BRITAIN
Price, Leah
From knickknacks to wastepaper, books
mattered to the Victorians in ways that
cannot be explained by their printed
content alone. Supplementing close
readings of novels by Thackeray,
Dickens, and other writers with a sensitive reconstruction of how Victorians
thought and felt about books, Price offers a new model for
integrating literary theory with cultural history. 360pgs. •
2012
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157285 THE INCARNATE TEXT: Imagining the Book
in Reformation England
Kearney, James
An investigation of the crisis of the book occasioned by the
Reformation's simultaneous faith in text and distrust of
material forms. Examining a wide range of topics -- from
humanism and hermeneutics to secularization and enlightenment, from iconoclasm and anti-Semitism to barbarism
and fetishism -- Kearney reveals how this crisis helped
change the way the modern world apprehends both texts
and things. 328pgs. • 2009
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157195 EXOTIC WOMEN: Literary
Heroines and Cultural Strategies in
Ancient Regime France
Douthwaite, Julia V.
Describes the interrelated representations of cultural and sexual difference in
key French works of the late 17th and
18th centuries. The heroines of the
book are foreign women, brought to
France through no will of their own and
forced into the margins of a new society. 224pgs. • 1992
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028839 FRANCE UNDER NAPOLEON
PALMER, R. R., TRANS.
Bergeron, Louis
An analysis of French society and the nature of the
Napoleonic system, covering the political, administrative,
social, economic, and cultural facets of the First Empire,
opposition to his systems, and the reasons his dreams were
not realized. 230pgs. • 1990
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $17.98
✪ 157485 HAMMER OF THE GODS:
The Thule Society and the Birth of
Nazism
Luhrssen, David
The Thule Society, which attempted to
establish an anti-Semitic, working-class
front for disseminating its esoteric ideas,
gave rise to the German Workers' Party,
which Hitler would later transform into the
Nazi Party. This volume is the first comprehensive study of the society's activities, its cultural roots, and
its postwar ramifications. 316pgs. • 2012
◆ • Potomac Books • C • $35.00 / $12.98
111451 THE HANDLESS MAIDEN: Moriscos and the
Politics of Religion in Early Modern Spain
Perry, Mary Elizabeth
In 1502, a decade of increasing tension between Muslims and
Christians in Spain culminated in a royal decree that Muslims
in Castile wanting to remain had to convert to Christianity.
Mary Elizabeth Perry uses this event as the starting point for a
remarkable exploration of how converted Muslims and their
descendants responded to their increasing disempowerment.
202pgs. • 2007
◆ • Princeton • P • $27.95 / $16.98
✪ 157784 IN THE SHADOW OF THE GENERAL:
Modern France and the Myth of de Gaulle
Hazareesingh, Sudhir
Why do the French identify with, celebrate, and even revere
an austere and devout Catholic who remained closely wedded to military values throughout his life? Hazareesingh's
revealing examination of how an individual's life was transformed into national myth explores how de Gaulle has come
to occupy such a privileged position in the French imagination. 288pgs. • 2012
157244 HERESY AND AUTHORITY IN EUROPE
Peters, Edward, ed.
Throughout the Middle Ages and early modern Europe, to
maintain a belief in opposition to orthodoxy was to set oneself
in opposition not merely to church and state but to a whole
culture in all of its manifestations. In this volume, Edward
Peters makes available the most compact and wide-ranging
collection of source materials in translation on medieval
orthodoxy and heterodoxy in social context. 312pgs. • 1980
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $28.95 / $11.98
132170 NAPOLEON: The Path to Power, 1769-1799
Dwyer, Philip
One of the first truly modern politicians, Napoleon was a
master of "spin," who used the media to project an idealized
image of himself. Dwyer sheds new light on Napoleon's
inner life -- especially his darker side and his passions -- to
reveal a ruthless, manipulative, driven man whose character
has been disguised by the public image he carefully fashioned to suit the purposes of his ambition. 672pgs. • 2008
◆ • Yale • C • $35.00 / $9.98
039510 THE HISTORY OF ITALY
Guicciardini, Francesco
In 1537, Francesco Guicciardini, adviser and confidant to
three popes, governor of several central Italian states,
ambassador, administrator, and military captain, retired to
his villa to write a history of his times. His Storia d'Italia
became the classic history of Italy -- both a brilliant portrayal of the Renaissance and a penetrating vision into the
tragedy and comedy of human history in general. 457pgs.
• 1984
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $19.98
028886 THE SANS-CULOTTES: The
Popular Movement & Revolutionary
Government 1793-1794
Soboul, Albert
A study of the ideology of the artisans,
master craftsmen, shopkeepers, small
merchants, and domestic servants of
Paris, the revolutionary process during
the period of the Jacobin dictatorship of
Public Safety, and the French
Revolution. 279pgs. • 1980
◆ • Princeton • P • $39.95 / $21.98
157233 HITLER'S FACE: The Biography of an Image
Schmölders, Claudia
Schmölders demonstrates how the adulation of Hitler's face
stands at the conjunction of ideologies in which nationalism
was joined to a belief in the determinative power of physiognomy. The veneration of the idealized German face, and the
fanatical devotion to Hitler's in particular, was but one component of a project that also encouraged the identification of
supposedly degenerate "Jewish" physical traits. 240pgs. •
2009
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111628 TWELVE WHO RULED: The Year of the Terror
in the French Revolution
Palmer, R. R.
Facing a multifaceted crisis that threatened to overwhelm
the Republic, the French revolutionary government instituted a revolutionary dictatorship and a "reign of terror," with
a Committee of Public Safety at its head. Palmer's narrative
follows the Committee's deputies individually and collectively, recounting and assessing their tumultuous struggles in
Paris and their repressive missions in the provinces.
440pgs. • 2005
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157247 VAUX AND VERSAILLES: The Appropriations,
Erasures, and Accidents That Made Modern France
Goldstein, Claire
Before Louis XV began work on Versailles, Vaux-le-Vicomte,
the chateau of his finance minister Nicolas Fouquet, was, for
a few short years, the country's artistic capital. Claire
Goldstein shows how the connection between Vaux and
Versailles -- a connection made by means of political repression, theft, and erasure -- lies at the heart of classical style.
288pgs. • 2007
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $59.95 / $18.98
111421 THE HUNGARIANS: A
Thousand Years of Victory in Defeat
Lendvai, Paul
The fascinating story of how the
Hungarians, despite a string of catastrophes and their linguistic and cultural isolation, have survived as a nation-state for
more than 1,000 years. Lendvai explains
how and why this isolated corner of Europe
produced such a galaxy of great scientists,
artists, and entrepreneurs. 608pgs. • 2004
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $22.98
152475 THE INNER LIFE OF EMPIRES: An EighteenthCentury History
Rothschild, Emma
The intimate history of the Johnstone family -- four sisters and
seven brothers who lived in Scotland and around the globe in
the fast-changing 18th century. Piecing together their voyages,
marriages, debts, and lawsuits, and examining their ideas,
sentiments, and values, Rothschild illuminates a tumultuous
period that created the modern economy, the British Empire,
and the philosophical Enlightenment. 496pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $22.95 / $9.98
058371 THE ITALIAN RENAISSANCE:
Culture and Society in Italy
Burke, Peter
This social and cultural history of the Italian
Renaissance discusses the social and political
institutions that existed in Italy during the
15th and 16th centuries, and analyzes the
ways of thinking and seeing that characterized
this period of extraordinary artistic creativity.
305pgs. • 1999
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $14.98
141668 KRUPP: A History of the Legendary German
Firm
James, Harold
No company symbolized the best and worst of modern
German history more than the famous steel and arms
maker. In this book, Harold James tells the story of the
Krupp family and its industrial empire between the early
19th century and the present, and analyzes its transition
from a family business to one owned by a nonprofit foundation. 360pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • C • $35.00 / $13.98
038638 THE NAZI WAR ON CANCER
Proctor, Robert N.
Nazi Germany was also decades ahead of other countries in
promoting health reforms that we today regard as progressive
and socially responsible. Proctor concludes that the Nazis' forward-looking health activism ultimately came from the same
twisted root as their medical atrocities: the ideal of a sanitary
racial utopia reserved exclusively for pure and healthy
Germans. 380pgs. • 2000
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $19.98
150713 THE POLITICS OF
AUTHENTICITY: Radical Individualism
and the Emergence of Modern Society
Berman, Marshall
Focusing on 18th-century Paris, where a
distinctively modern form of society was
just coming into its own, Berman shows
how the ideal of authenticity -- of a self that
could organize the individual's energy and
direct it toward his own happiness -- articulated 18th-century man's deepest responses to this brave new
world, and his most ardent hope for a new life in it. 352pgs.
• 2009
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154690 PRAGUE, CAPITAL OF THE TWENTIETH
CENTURY: A Surrealist History
Sayer, Derek
Ranging across 20th-century Prague's astonishingly vibrant
and surprising human landscape, this richly illustrated cultural history describes how the city has experienced (and suffered) more ways of being modern than perhaps any other
metropolis. 624pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • C • $35.00 / $17.98
✪ 157792 THE PURSUIT OF THE
NAZI MIND: Hitler, Hess, and the
Analysts
Pick, Daniel
The story of how psychoanalysis was used
by the Allies in the crucial quest to understand the Nazi mind. Drawing on archives
from both sides of the Atlantic, Pick shows
how Freud's famous "talking cure" was
harnessed to the particular needs of military intelligence during the war and the task of post-war
reconstruction that followed. 374pgs. • 2012
157218 READING EARLY MODERN PASSIONS: Essays in
the Cultural History of Emotion
Paster, Gail Kern, et al., eds.
Assessing the changing discourses of feeling and their relevance to the cultural history of affect, the contributors to this
volume offer interdisciplinary essays on the meanings and representations of the emotional universe of Renaissance Europe
in literature, music, and art. 392pgs. • 2004
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131727 DEATH AND REDEMPTION: The Gulag and
the Shaping of Soviet Society
Barnes, Steven
A fundamental reinterpretation of the role of the Soviet
Union's vast system of forced-labor camps, internal exile,
and prisons in the structuring of Soviet society. Drawing on
newly opened archives in Russia and Kazakhstan as well as
memoirs by actual prisoners, Barnes shows how the Gulag
was integral to the Soviet goal of building socialism.
368pgs. • 2011
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MODERN WORLD: From Art to
Anti-Semitism, Ballet to Bolshevism
Marks, Steven G.
Moving from Moscow and St.
Petersburg to Beijing and Berlin,
London and Luanda, Mexico and
Mississippi, Marks conducts an intellectual tour of the Russian exports that
shaped the 20th century. The result is a
richly textured and stunningly original account of the extent
to which Russia -- as an idea and a producer of ideas -- has
contributed to the world we live in. 408pgs. • 2004
◆ • Princeton • P • $31.95 / $17.98
111555 MAPPING ST. PETERSBURG: Imperial Text
and Cityshape
Buckler, Julie A.
Traces the evolution of Russia's onetime capital from a
"conceptual hierarchy" to a living cultural system -- a topography expressed not only by the city's physical structures but
also by the literary texts that have helped create it. She views
the grand city, the product of Peter the Great's ambitious
vision, not only as a geographical entity but also as a network of genres bearing historical and cultural meaning.
364pgs. • 2007
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $16.98
048885 RUSSIA'S ECONOMY OF FAVOURS: Blat,
Networking and Informal Exchange
Ledeneva, Alena V.
Examines blat--the use of informal contacts and personal
networks to obtain goods and services in Soviet Russia--analyzing its historical, socioeconomic, and cultural aspects
and its implications for post-Soviet Russia. 235pgs. • 1998
◆ • Cambridge • P • $47.00 / $23.98
123043 SERFDOM, SOCIETY, AND
THE ARTS IN IMPERIAL RUSSIA:
The Pleasure and the Power
Stites, Richard
A groundbreaking history of visual and
performing arts in the last decades of
serfdom. Stites shows how the
provinces interacted with the cosmopolitan cultures of Moscow and St.
Petersburg, as thousands of serfs and
ex-serfs created or performed and painters explored town
and country in order to create genre scenes of everyday life.
640pgs. • 2008
◆ • Yale • P • $32.50 / $12.98
135484 THE RELIGIOUS
ENLIGHTENMENT: Protestants, Jews,
and Catholics from London to Vienna
Sorkin, David
Reveals how the major religions of Europe
gave rise to movements of renewal and
reform
that
championed
such
Enlightenment ideas as reasonableness
and natural religion, toleration and natural
law. Sorkin shows how Calvinist enlightened orthodoxy, Jewish Haskalah, and reform Catholicism
were influential participants in the 18th century's public
sphere and promoted a new ideal of church-state relations.
360pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $18.98
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028880 RESTORATION, REVOLUTION, REACTION:
Economics & Politics in Germany, 1815-1871
Hamerow, Theodore S.
Examines the dissatisfactions caused by the transition from
agrarianism to industrialism, and shows the severe impact on
German politics of the social adjustments required to meet the
new economic conditions. 347pgs. • 1990
◆ • Princeton • P • $55.00 / $29.98
127801 THE RISING: Ireland: Easter 1916
McGarry, Fearghal
Drawn from a recently released archive of more than 1,700
eyewitness accounts, this gripping volume tells the story of the
Easter Rising as seen through the eyes of the rebels themselves, capturing in crisp, unflinching detail what the nascent
Irish revolution actually felt like. Fearghal McGarry deftly
interweaves the oral history of these rank-and-file revolutionaries into a comprehensive, yet powerfully affecting narrative.
304pgs. • 2010
152901 SCOTLAND: A Concise History
FOURTH EDITION
MacLean, Fitzroy
Continuously in print for more than 40 years and renowned
for the authority and wit with which it disentangles the complex threads of Scotland's rich history, this classic work has
been brought up to date with recent events along the path
to Scottish independence. More than 240 illustrations provide a rich visual record of Scotland's art, craftsmanship,
and intellectual life. 260pgs. • 2012
▲ • Thames & Hudson • P • $19.95 / $7.98
127008 SEX AFTER FASCISM: Memory and Morality in
Twentieth-Century Germany
Herzog, Dagmar
This history of sexual attitudes and practices in 20th-century
Germany investigates such issues as contraception, pornography, and theories of sexual orientation. It also demonstrates
how Germans made sexuality a key site for managing the
memory and legacies of Nazism and the Holocaust. 368pgs. •
2007
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $19.98
132171 SPAIN, EUROPE AND THE WIDER WORLD
1500-1800
Elliott, J. H.
Organized around three themes -- early modern Europe;
European overseas expansion; and the works and historical
context of El Greco, Velázquez, Rubens, and Van Dyck -- this
volume offers a rich survey of the themes at the heart of
Elliott's interests throughout a career distinguished by excellence and innovation. 352pgs. • 2009
◆ • Yale • C • $38.00 / $7.98
049261 STATES AND SOCIAL REVOLUTIONS: A
Comparative Analysis of France, Russia, and China
Skocpol, Theda
Why have social revolutions occurred in some countries but
not in others? How and why have pre-revolutionary regimes
come into crisis? Skocpol's study offers important new theoretical strategies within a comparative historical analysis of the
causes and outcomes of three major instances of social revolution. 448pgs. • 1979
◆ • Cambridge • P • $43.00 / $25.98
✪ 157501 THIRD REICH
DATABOOK: 1939-45
McNab, Chris
An essential reference guide for anyone
interested in the history or demographics of the Third Reich. Broken down by
key subject areas such as the economy,
geography, military, religion, politics,
law and crime, culture, and racial and
social policy, the book includes comprehensive reference tables, diagrams, maps and charts, presenting all the core subject information in easy-to-follow formats. 192pgs. • 2009
◆ • Amber Books • C • $34.95 / $12.98
157267 VOICES OF THE ENGLISH
REFORMATION: A Sourcebook
King, John N.
Spanning the different phases of the
Reformation from Tyndale's 1525 translation of the Bible to the death of Elizabeth I,
this magisterial anthology brings together a
range of texts that are otherwise largely
inaccessible.
Demonstrating
how
Reformation ideas pervade the writings of
Spenser, Shakespeare, Sidney, and Marlowe, the readings help
foreground such issues as the relationship between church
and state, the status of women, and resistance to unjust
authority. 416pgs. • 2004
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $29.95 / $12.98
WITCHCRAFT
AND MAGIC IN
EUROPE
Each volume of this ambitious series
contains the work of distinguished scholars chosen for their expertise in a particular era or region. Together, the series
provides a modern, scholarly survey of the supernatural beliefs
of Europeans from ancient times to the present day.
✪ 157271 WITCHCRAFT AND MAGIC IN EUROPE,
VOLUME 1: Biblical & Pagan Societies
Ankarloo, Begnt & Stuart Clark, eds.
152pgs. • 2001
VOLUME 3: The Middle Ages
288pgs. • 2002
VOLUME 4: The Period of the Witch Trials
224pgs. • 2002
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $27.50 / $12.98
FI LM & M EDIA STU DI ES
✪ 087787 THE "I" OF THE CAMERA:
Essays in Film Criticism, History, and
Aesthetics
Rothman, William
An illuminating book that challenges readers to think about film in new ways that are
more responsive to the ways we experience
movies. In eloquent essays examining specific films, filmmakers, genres and movements, Rothman argues that movies have
inherited the philosophical perspective of American transcendentalism. 424pgs. • 2003
◆ • Cambridge • P • $39.99 / $9.98
104372 AN ACCENTED CINEMA:
Exilic and Diasporic Filmmaking
Naficy, Hamid
An engaging overview of an important
trend, the work of postcolonial, Third
World, and other displaced filmmakers living in the West. Treating creativity as a
social practice, Naficy demonstrates that
these films are in dialogue not only with
the home and host societies but also with
audiences, many of whom are also situated astride cultural
fault lines. 368pgs. • 2001
◆ • Princeton • P • $46.95 / $23.98
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140891 THE AGE OF MOVIES: Selected Writings
Kael, Pauline
Pauline Kael called movies "the most total and encompassing art form we have," and she made her reviews a platform
for considering both film and the worlds it engages, crafting in the process a prose style of extraordinary wit, precision, and improvisatory grace. This volume includes her
appraisals of the films that defined an era, including
Breathless, Bonnie and Clyde, The Leopard, The Godfather,
Last Tango in Paris, Nashville, and many others. 750pgs. •
2011
101662 AMERICAN MOVIE
CRITICS: From the Silents until
Now
Lopate, Phillip, ed.
A dynamic force in American culture
since the early 20th century, movies
have presented several generations of
American writers and reviewers with a
fascinating and challenging subject.
This volume reveals how those critics
rose to the challenge, and in the process created an
extraordinary body of work. Joining the full-time film critics are many distinguished American authors, including
Ralph Ellison, Susan Sontag, James Baldwin, Brendan Gill,
and John Ashbery. 825pgs. • 2006
133686 HISTORY OF ITALIAN
CINEMA 1905-2003
Brunetta, Gian Piero
The most comprehensive guide to Italian
film ever published. Written by the foremost scholar of Italian cinema and presented for the first time in English, this
landmark book traces the complete history of filmmaking in Italy from its origins in the silent era through its golden
age in the 1940s, 1950s, and 1960s, its subsequent decline,
and its resurgence today. 368pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $27.95 / $17.98
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127078 FROM CALIGARI TO HITLER: A Psychological
History of the German Film
Kracauer, Siegfried
Kracauer's pioneering book, which examines German history from 1921 to 1933 in light of such movies as The Cabinet
of Dr. Caligari, M, Metropolis, and The Blue Angel, broke
new ground in exploring the connections between film aesthetics, the prevailing psychological state of Germans in the
Weimar era, and the evolving social and political reality of
the time. 432pgs. • 2004
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $21.98
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Physical Reality
Kracauer, Siegfried
Kracauer's classic study, originally published in 1960,
explores the distinctive qualities of the cinematic medium.
In this new edition, editor Miriam Bratu Hansen provides a
framework for appreciating the book's significance for contemporary film theory. 488pgs. • 1997
◆ • Princeton • P • $39.95 / $21.98
127739 THE HITCHCOCK ROMANCE: Love and Irony in
Hitchcock's Films
Brill, Lesley
Was Hitchcock a cynical trifler with his audience's emotions,
as he liked to pretend? Or was he a profoundly humane artist?
Most commentators leave Hitchcock's self-assessment
unquestioned, but this book shows that his movies convey an
affectionate, hopeful understanding of human nature and the
redemptive possibilities of love. 312pgs. • 1991
◆ • Princeton • P • $42.00 / $16.98
125371 LIFE: THE MOVIE: How Entertainment
Conquered Reality
Gabler, Neal
A leading cultural critic reveals how our bottomless appetite
for novelty, gossip, glamour, and melodrama has turned everything of importance -- from news and politics to religion and
high culture -- into one vast public spectacle. "A thoughtful, in
places chilling, account of the way entertainment values have
hollowed out American life" -- The New York Times Book
Review. 320pgs. • 2000
◆ • Random House • P • $16.95 / $6.98
FOOD & COOKI NG
106887 AMERICAN FOOD WRITING: An Anthology with
Classic Recipes
O'Neill, Molly, ed.
A harvest of more than 250 years of American culinary history. This literary feast includes classic accounts of iconic
American foods: Henry David Thoreau on the delights of
watermelon; Herman Melville on clam chowder; H. L.
Mencken on the hot dog; M. F. K. Fisher in praise of the oyster; Ralph Ellison on the irresistible appeal of baked yam; and
William Styron on Southern fried chicken. 753pgs. • 2007
156403 MUSINGS ON WINE AND
OTHER LIBATIONS
Fisher, M. F. K.
The first collection to gather Fisher's finest
writings on wine. In sparkling prose,
Fisher reminisces about marvelous meals
enjoyed and drinks savored; describes the
memorable restaurants that welcomed and
educated her; discusses rosés, sherry,
chilled whites, and cocktails; and escorts
readers from Dijon to Sonoma. 304pgs. • 2012
◆ • Sterling • C • $18.95 / $7.98
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128025 SECRET INGREDIENTS:
The New Yorker Book of Food and
Drink
Remnick, David, ed.
In this indispensable collection, The
New Yorker dishes up a feast of delicious writing: food and drink memoirs,
short stories, tell-alls, and poems, seasoned with a generous dash of cartoons.
The contributors include Roger Angell
on the art of the martini, Don DeLillo on Jell-O, Malcolm
Gladwell on building a better ketchup, and Calvin Trillin on
New York's best bagel. 608pgs. • 2009
◆ • Modern Library • P • $18.00 / $6.98
✪ 157828 THE VEGETARIAN
IMPERATIVE
Saxena, Anand M.
Our insatiable appetite for animal-based
foods contributes directly to high rates of
chronic diseases, and dangerously
depletes the food available for human consumption. In this volume, a scientist
explains why we need to make better
choices: for better health, to eliminate
world hunger, and, ultimately, to save the planet. 280pgs. •
2011
◆ • Johns Hopkins • C • $24.95 / $5.98
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111506 THE CRAFT OF INTERNATIONAL HISTORY: A
Guide to Method
Trachtenberg, Marc
A practical guide to the historical study of international politics, grounded in the author's more than forty years' experience as a working historian. The focus is on the nuts and bolts
of historical research -- that is, on how to use original sources,
analyze and interpret historical works, and actually write a
work of history. 266pgs. • 2006
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $19.98
148172 CRITICAL ENTHUSIASM:
Capital Accumulation and the
Transformation of Religious
Passion
Rosenberg, Jordana
The Atlantic world of the long 18th
century was characterized by two
major, interrelated phenomena: the
onset of capital accumulation and the
infusion of traditions of radical religious rapture into Enlightenment discourses. In exploring
these cross-pollinations, Rosenberg shows that debates
around religious radicalism are linked to the advent of capitalism at its very root: as legal precedent, as financial rhetoric, and as aesthetic form. 288pgs. • 2011
087656 ECOLOGICAL IMPERIALISM: The Biological
Expansion of Europe, 900-1900
NEW EDITION
Crosby, Alfred W.
Revisiting his classic work and again evaluating the ecological
reasons for European expansion, Crosby explains that the
Europeans' displacement and replacement of the native peoples in the temperate zones of North America, Australia, and
New Zealand was more a matter of biology than of imperialistic military conquest. 390pgs. • 2004
◆ • Cambridge • P • $31.99 / $18.98
✪ 116139 ENCYCLOPEDIA OF THE MODERN
WORLD: 1750 to the Present
Stearns, Peter N.
Enriched with more than 800 halftones and 50 maps, this
eight-volume reference work provides articles on countries, regions, and ethnic groups; themes involving social
history, demography, family life, politics, economics, religion, thought, education, science and technology, and culture; events such as major wars; and extensive coverage of
the US. 4672pgs. • 2008
◆ • Oxford University • C • $1,255.00 / $199.98
✪ 157805 HEAVEN ON EARTH: The
Varieties of the Millennial Experience
Landes, Richard Allen
Reveals how movements generally regarded as secular -- including the French
Revolution, Bolshevism, and Nazism -- not
only contain key millennialist elements but
follow an apocalyptic curve of enthusiastic
launch, disappointment and (often catastrophic) re-entry into "normal time."
Examining the millennialism behind such recent events as the
emergence of global jihad, Landes challenges the notion that
modern history is largely driven by secular interests. 520pgs.
• 2011
055293 IMPLICIT UNDERSTANDINGS: Observing,
Reporting, and Reflecting on the Encounters Between
Europeans and Other Peoples in the Early Modern Era
Schwartz, Stuart B., ed.
Brings together the work of 20 scholars who examine the
nature of the encounter between Europeans and other peoples
from roughly 1450 to 1800. The volume is global in scope but
is unified by the underlying theme that implicit understandings
influence every culture's ideas about itself and others.
655pgs. • 1994
◆ • Cambridge • P • $57.00 / $33.98
✪ 157748 IN GOD'S EMPIRE: French Missionaries
and the Modern World
White, Owen & J. P. Daughton, eds.
Original essays examining how French missionaries shaped
local communities, French national prowess, and global
politics in the two centuries following the French
Revolution. It offers both an overview of the major historical dimensions of the French evangelical enterprise and an
introduction to the theoretical and methodological challenges of placing this missionary work in its historical context. 336pgs. • 2012
040493 THE INVENTION OF PORNOGRAPHY: Obscenity
and the Origins of Modernity, 1500-1800
Hunt, Lynn, ed.
Examines how pornography emerged as a literary practice and
as a category of knowledge intimately linked to the formative
moments of Western modernity and the democratization of
culture. 411pgs. • 1993
◆ • Zone Books • C • $44.95 / $9.98
✪ 157505 THE ORIGINS OF SEX: A History of the First
Sexual Revolution
Dabhoiwala, Faramerz
This groundbreaking book shows that the creation of the modern culture of sex -- broadcast and debated in a rapidly
expanding universe of public media -- was a central part of the
Enlightenment, and helped create a new model of western civilization whose principles of equality, privacy, and individual
freedom have endured to this day. 496pgs. • 2012
140838 POWER OVER PEOPLES:
Technology, Environments and Western
Imperialism, 1400 to the Present
Headrick, Daniel R.
An examination of Western imperialism's
complex relationship with technology,
from the first Portuguese ships that ventured down the coast of Africa to America's
conflicts in the Middle East today. Headrick
traces the evolution of Western technologies from muskets and galleons to jet planes and smart
bombs, and sheds light on the factors that have led to victory
in some cases and defeat in others. 416pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $13.98
118896 THE RED FLAG: A History of Communism
Priestland, David
The epic story of a movement that took root in dozens of countries across 200 years, from its birth after the French
Revolution to its ideological maturity in 19th-century Germany
to its rise (and subsequent fall) in the 20th century. Priestland
examines the motives of thinkers and leaders including Marx,
Engels, Lenin, Stalin, Castro, Che Guevara, Mao, Ho Chi Minh,
Gorbachev, and many others. 560pgs. • 2009
▲ • Grove Press • C • $30.00 / $9.98
✪ 133318 SLAVERY: Antiquity and Its Legacy
DuBois, Page
Juxtaposing modern experiences of bondage (economic or
sexual) with slavery in antiquity, the author explores the
writings on the subject of Aristotle, Plautus, Terence and
Aristophanes. She also examines the case of Spartacus, and
relates ancient notions of liberation to the all-too-common
immigrant experience of enslavement to rampant corporatism and exploitative capitalism. 224pgs. • 2010
125548 SOVEREIGNTY AND REVOLUTION IN THE
IBERIAN ATLANTIC
Adelman, Jeremy
This bold new look at the New World empires of Spain and
Portugal argues that modern notions of sovereignty in the
Atlantic world have been unstable, contested, and equivocal
from the start. It offers a new understanding of Latin American
and Atlantic history, one that blurs traditional distinctions
between the "imperial" and the "colonial." 408pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • P • $31.95 / $20.98
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157207 THE ART OF BEING JEWISH
IN MODERN TIMES
Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Barbara &
Jonathan Karp, eds.
This richly illustrated volume illuminates
how the arts have helped Jews confront
the various challenges of modernity,
including cultural adaptation and selfpreservation, economic diversification,
and ritual transformation. The wide-ranging portrayal of modern Jewishness in artistic terms invites
scrutiny into the relationship between creativity and Jewish
identity and into the complex issue of what makes a work of
art uniquely Jewish. 464pgs. • 2007
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $59.95 / $12.98
157284 THE CENSOR, THE EDITOR, AND THE TEXT:
The Catholic Church and the Shaping of the Jewish
Canon in the Sixteenth Century
Raz-Krakotzkin, Amnon
By bringing together two seemingly unrelated issues -- the role
of censorship in the creation of print culture and the place of
Jewish culture in the context of Christian society -- RazKrakotzkin advances a new outlook on both, allowing each to
be examined through the conceptual framework usually
reserved for the other. 328pgs. • 2007
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $69.95 / $19.98
157229 CONNECTING THE COVENANTS: Judaism and
the Search for Christian Identity in Eighteenth-Century
England
Ruderman, David B.
In the first few decades of the 18th century, influential
Christian scholars increasingly looked to Jewish texts to reveal
the truths of their own faith. This volume focuses on two separate but entwined stories of prominent Jewish converts who
were promoted as cultural mediators between Judaism and
Christianity. 152pgs. • 2007
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $59.95 / $19.98
143997 COSMOPOLITANS: A Social
and Cultural History of the Jews of the
San Francisco Bay Area
Rosenbaum, Fred
An illuminating chronicle of Jewish life in
the Bay area, told through an astonishing
range of characters and events. Focusing
in rich detail on the first hundred years
after the Gold Rush, the book also takes
the story up to the present day, demonstrating how unusually strong affinities for the arts and for the
struggle for social justice have characterized this community
even as it has changed over time. 462pgs. • 2009
◆ • California • C • $52.95 / $9.98
✪ 157779 DIASPORIC MODERNISMS: Hebrew and
Yiddish Literature in the Twentieth Century
Schachter, Allison
Offering the first comparative literary history of Hebrew and
Yiddish modernist prose, this volume argues that these two
literary histories can no longer be separated by nationalist
and monolingual histories. Instead, the book illuminates
how these literary languages continue to animate each
other, even after the creation of a Jewish state. 208pgs. •
2011
118639 EVERYTHING IS GOD: The
Radical Path of Nondual Judaism
Michaelson, Jay
Once considered a radical, mystical idea,
the concept and spiritual practice of nondual Judaism is increasingly influencing
mainstream Judaism. This volume explains
what nondual Judaism is and explores its
historical roots and philosophical significance, how it compares to nondualism in
other religions, and its impact on the practice of contemporary Judaism. 304pgs. • 2009
◆ • Shambhala • P • $18.95 / $6.98
043530 GERMANS, JEWS AND THE CLAIMS OF
MODERNITY
Hess, Jonathan M.
Reconstructs a crucial chapter in the history of secular antiSemitism, Hess reveals the connections between anti-Semitism
and visions of modernity, and explores the Jewish responses to
the threat posed by those connections. 258pgs. • 2002
◆ • Yale • C • $50.00 / $12.98
125911 GREECE: A Jewish History
Fleming, K. E.
For centuries, until more than 80 percent were killed in the
Holocaust, Jewish communities flourished in areas that are
now part of Greece. This volume, the first comprehensive
English-language history of Greek Jews, is the only study to
include material on their diaspora in Israel and the US.
288pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $27.95 / $17.98
157278 HEBRAICA VERITAS?: Christian Hebraists and
the Study of Judaism in Early Modern Europe
Coudert, Allison P. & Jeffrey S. Shoulson, eds.
The essays assembled here address the important but often
neglected subject of the early modern encounter between
Christians and Jews. They illustrate how this involvement
shaped each group's self-perception and sense of otherness
and contributed to the emergence of the modern study of cultural anthropology, comparative religion, and Jewish studies.
328pgs. • 2004
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $69.95 / $24.98
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157265 THE HISTORY OF ANTI-SEMITISM, VOLUME
1: From the Time of Christ to the Court Jews
Poliakov, Leon
Systematically traces the twists and turns of hatred against
Jews as it developed from Roman times to the end of the
18th century. Chiefly devoted to the history of prejudice
against the Ashkenazim, this volume demonstrates that
organized anti-Semitism was unknown until the First
Crusade, an event that marked the beginning of systematic
genocide and mass expulsions in Europe. 352pgs. • 2003
2: From Mohammed to the Marranos
Poliakov, Leon
Focusing on the Sephardim of North Africa and Iberia, this
volume relates the great achievements of Spanish Jewry
under the Muslim Caliphs, followed by their painful decline
during and after the Christian reconquest. The author
explains the emergence of the Marrano culture, Jews who
converted to Christianity, and the dispersion of Jews who
refused to convert in the face of expulsion and death.
416pgs. • 2003
157264 THE HISTORY OF ANTI-SEMITISM,
VOLUME 3: From Voltaire to Wagner
Poliakov, Leon
Highlighting the emancipation of Jews as it spread throughout Europe, Poliakov shows how anti-Semitic beliefs
remained a major roadblock to equality and justice. The
volume ends with the development of racial anti-Semitic
theories within the emerging modern sciences. 592pgs. •
2003
4: Suicidal Europe, 1870-1933
Poliakov, Leon
Revealing the embedded myths about Jewish bankers and
Jewish Bolsheviks in European rhetoric and histories, Poliakov
demonstrates that the steady rise in anti-Semitism and suspicion of Jews in the late 19th century, and its eventual eruption
into the rise of the Nazi party in the 1920s, are part of a thread
of fear and hatred that reaches back to the beginning of the
first millennium. 440pgs. • 2003
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140819 MAIMONIDES IN HIS
WORLD: Portrait of a
Mediterranean Thinker
Stroumsa, Sarah
While the great medieval philosopher,
theologian, and physician Maimonides is
acknowledged as a leading Jewish
thinker, his intellectual contacts with his
surrounding world are often described as
related primarily to Islamic philosophy. Stroumsa challenges
this view by revealing him to have wholeheartedly lived,
breathed, and espoused the rich Mediterranean culture of his
time. 248pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $14.98
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and Writings of the Jewish Sage
Hoffman, Edward
An accessible introduction to the life and wisdom of the famous
12th-century philosopher-physician Moses Maimonides, whose
prolific writings on medical and religious issues, commentaries
on Jewish texts, and writings on Jewish ethics and law profoundly influenced Judaism. 224pgs. • 2008
◆ • Shambhala • P • $15.95 / $6.98
150675 THE INVENTION OF THE JEWISH PEOPLE
Sand, Shlomo
Should we regard the Jewish people, throughout two millennia, as both a distinct ethnic group and a putative nation? In
this historical tour de force that examines the myths and
taboos that have surrounded Jewish and Israeli history,
Shlomo Sand argues that most Jews actually descend from
converts, whose native lands were scattered far across the
Middle East and Eastern Europe. 400pgs. • 2009
◆ • Verso • C • $34.95 / $9.98
157259 JEWISH BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION AND
CULTURAL EXCHANGE: Comparative Exegesis in Context
Dohrmann, Natalie B. & David Stern, eds.
Focusing on moments of signal interest in the history of Jewish,
Christian, and Islamic scriptural interpretation from the ancient,
medieval, and early modern periods, this volume offers a unique
comparative perspective. Each of the essays treats its subject in
relation to the larger cultural context and to other contemporary
interpretative traditions. 352pgs. • 2008
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $69.95 / $24.98
149377 KASZTNER'S TRAIN: The True Story of an
Unknown Hero of the Holocaust
Porter, Anna
The story of the "Hungarian Oscar Schindler," who saved thousands of Hungarian Jews from certain death at the hands of the
Nazis, only to be accused of collaboration and assassinated in
Israel twelve years after WWII ended. Drawing on interviews
and previously unpublished documents and correspondence,
Porter tells the dramatic full story of one of the unsung heroes
of the 20th century. 464pgs. • 2008
◆ • Walker & Company • C • $27.95 / $6.98
157279 A KINGDOM OF PRIESTS: Ancestry and
Merit in Ancient Judaism
Himmelfarb, Martha
Considering a range of texts, including the Dead Sea
Scrolls, the writings of Philo of Alexandria, and the Book of
Revelation, Himmelfarb explores rabbinic Judaism's
emphasis on descent as the primary criterion for inclusion
among the chosen people of Israel -- a position, she contends, that gained force in reaction to Christian disparagement of the idea that mere descent from Abraham was sufficient for salvation. 280pgs. • 2006
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105183 MOTHERS AND CHILDREN: Jewish Family Life
in Medieval Europe
Baumgarten, Elisheva
Presents a synthetic history of the family -- the most basic
building block of medieval Jewish communities -- in Germany
and northern France during the High Middle Ages.
Concentrating on the special roles of mothers and children, it
also advances recent efforts to write a comparative JewishChristian social history. 275pgs. • 2007
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129419 A MURDER IN LEMBERG: Politics, Religion and
Violence in Modern Jewish History
Stanislawski, Michael
On September 6, 1848, Abraham Ber Pilpel entered the
kitchen of Rabbi Abraham Kohn and his family and poured
arsenic in the soup that was being prepared for their dinner.
Vividly recreating the dramatic story of the murder, the trial
that followed, and the political and religious fallout,
Stanislawski reveals the surprising diversity of Jewish life in
mid-19th-century eastern Europe. 160pgs. • 2007
◆ • Princeton • C • $28.95 / $12.98
157280 NO PLACE OF REST: Jewish Literature,
Expulsion, and the Memory of Medieval France
Einbinder, Susan L.
When King Philip VI of France expelled the Jews in 1306,
some 100,000 men, women, and children were driven
from the country. Einbinder's careful readings of writings
ranging from the lyrics of the supposed "Jewish troubadour" Isaac HaGorni to medical texts and astronomical
charts uncover the ways in which Jewish communities
asserted their identity in exile and helped to preserve or
efface their history. 280pgs. • 2008
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157252 PUNISHMENT AND FREEDOM: The Rabbinic
Construction of Criminal Law
Steinmetz, Devora
A fresh look at classical rabbinic texts about criminal law from
the perspective of legal and moral philosophy. Steinmetz holds
that the criminal and judicial procedures they describe were
never designed to be applied in a real state, but instead deal
with broader philosophical, theological, and ethical conceptions of the law. 224pgs. • 2008
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145531 THE REBBE: The Life and
Afterlife of Menachem Mendel
Schneerson
Heilman, Samuel & Menachem
Friedman
From the 1950s until his death in 1994,
Menachem Mendel Schneerson built the
Lubavitcher movement from a small
Hasidic sect into a powerful force in
Jewish life. The authors paint a vivid portrait of the Rebbe, showing how he reinvented himself from an
aspiring electrical engineer into a charismatic leader who
believed that he and his Lubavitcher Hasidic emissaries could
transform the world. 384pgs. • 2012
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157236 THE REVOLUTION OF 1905 AND RUSSIA'S JEWS
Hoffman, Stefani & Ezra Mendelsohn, eds.
The 1905 Revolution in Russia ushered in a brief period of
social and political freedom, making possible the emergence
of mass Jewish politics and the flourishing of a new, modern
Jewish culture, but also unleashing a tide of popular antiSemitism. The essays in this volume shed new light on this
period in the larger context of the historical, social, and cultural developments within the Russian Empire. 336pgs. •
2008
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125781 A SHORT HISTORY OF THE JEWS
Brenner, Michael
The most learned yet broadly accessible book available on the
subject. Brenner takes readers from the mythic wanderings of
Moses to the unspeakable atrocities of the Holocaust; from the
Babylonian exile to the founding of the modern state of Israel;
and from the Sephardic communities under medieval Islam to
the shtetls of eastern Europe and the Hasidic enclaves of modern-day Brooklyn. 472pgs. • 2010
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157235 TRANSFORMATION: Jews and Modernity
Silver, Larry
Published to accompany an exhibition of graphic works at the
Arthur Ross Gallery of the University of Pennsylvania, this volume examines the vicissitudes of Jewish art activity over the
span of the 20th century. It focuses on a variety of key issues,
including emigration and immigration, dilemmas of women
artists, Zionism and the land of Israel, the trauma of the
Holocaust, and the importance of New York as an artistic center. 80pgs. • 2001
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $27.50 / $9.98
LATI N AM ERICAN &
CARI BBEAN STU DI ES
105005 BLACK ATLANTIC RELIGION: Tradition,
Transnationalism, and Matriarchy in the Afro-Brazilian
Candomblé
Matory, James Lorand
With counterparts in Nigeria, the Benin Republic, Haiti, Cuba,
Trinidad, and the US, Candomblé is a religion of spirit possession, dance, healing, and blood sacrifice. Vividly combining
history and ethnography, Matory spotlights a so-called "folk"
religion defined not by its closure or internal homogeneity but
by the diversity of its connections to classes and places often
far away. 376pgs. • 2005
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✪ 157660 BONDS OF EMPIRE: West Indians and
Britishness from Victoria to Decolonization
Rush, Anne Spry
Argues that middle-class West Indians used their understanding of Britishness to establish a place for themselves
in the British imperial world, and then to negotiate the
challenges of decolonization. Through a focus on education, voluntary organization, the challenges of war, radio
broadcasting, and British royalty, the author explores how
this process worked in the daily lives of West Indians in
both the Caribbean and the British Isles. 320pgs. • 2011
112305 CHICA DA SILVA: A Brazilian Slave of the
Eighteenth Century
Furtado, Júnia Ferreira
The child of an African slave and a Brazilian military nobleman of
Portuguese descent, Chica da Silva won her freedom by employing both social and matrimonial strategies. This fascinating study
illuminates a world where itinerant merchants, former slaves,
Portuguese administrators, and concubines interacted across
complex social and cultural lines. 360pgs. • 2008
◆ • Cambridge • P • $26.99 / $15.98
055934 COLONIAL BRAZIL
Bethell, Leslie, ed.
A continuous history of the Portuguese
Empire in Brazil from the beginning of the
16th to the beginning of the 19th centuries.
Covers early Portuguese settlement, political and economic structures, plantations
and slavery, the gold rushes, Indian societies, and more. 408pgs. • 1987
◆ • Cambridge • P • $49.00 / $19.98
134299 A CONCISE HISTORY OF THE CARIBBEAN
Higman, B. W.
A general history of the Caribbean islands from the beginning
of human settlement to the present. It covers early human
migrations, European colonization, the development of slavery
and the slave trade, the plantation economy, the revolution in
Haiti, independence movements, the Cuban Revolution, and
the diaspora of Caribbean people. 372pgs. • 2010
◆ • Cambridge • P • $26.99 / $15.98
127325 SHATTERED HOPE: The
Guatemalan Revolution and the United
States, 1944-1954
Gleijeses, Piero
The most thorough account yet available of
a revolution that saw the first true agrarian
reform in Central America, this book is
also a penetrating analysis of the tragic
destruction of that revolution engineered
by US intervention. 464pgs. • 1992
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LI NGU ISTICS & LANGUAGES
109407 THE ANCIENT LANGUAGES
OF ASIA AND THE AMERICAS
Woodard, Roger D., ed.
Each chapter in this survey focuses on
an individual language or, in some
instances, a set of closely related varieties. Providing a full descriptive presentation, each one examines the writing
system or systems, phonology, morphology, syntax, and lexicon of that language, and places the language within its proper linguistic and
historical context. 263pgs. • 2008
◆ • Cambridge • P • $54.00 / $22.98
128124 THE CAMBRIDGE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF
LANGUAGE
THIRD EDITION
Crystal, David
This thoroughly revised edition incorporates the major developments in language study which have taken place since the
mid 1990s. Two main new areas have been added: the rise of
electronic communication, and the crisis affecting the world's
languages, of which half are thought to be so seriously endangered that they will die out this century. 524pgs. • 2010
◆ • Cambridge • P • $51.00 / $24.98
✪ 157878 LANGUAGE: The Cultural
Tool
Everett, Daniel L.
A provocative study that presents language
not as an innate component of the brain -as most linguists have it -- but as an essential tool unique to each culture. Combining
anthropology, primatology, computer science, philosophy, linguistics, and psychology, Everett gives us an unprecedented elucidation of the socially defined nature of language. 368pgs. •
2012
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NOAM CHOMSKY
030685 ASPECTS OF THE THEORY OF SYNTAX
Chomsky, Noam
In this work, Chomsky reviews the linguistic theory known
as transformational generative grammar and offers a reformulation that takes into account various deficiencies that
have been uncovered since its original formulation. The
emphasis is on syntax and on the semantic and phonological aspects of language structure. 251pgs. • 1965
◆ • MIT • P • $29.00 / $11.98
024374 LANGUAGE AND
PROBLEMS OF KNOWLEDGE: The
Managua Lectures
Chomsky, Noam
Chomsky's most accessible statement
on the nature, origins, and concerns of
linguistics. The lectures explore four
fundamental questions: What do we
know when we are able to speak and
understand a language? How is this
knowledge acquired? How do we use this knowledge? What
are the physical mechanisms involved in the representation,
acquisition, and use of this knowledge? 205pgs. • 1988
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045516 NEW HORIZONS IN THE STUDY OF
LANGUAGE AND MIND
Chomsky, Noam
An outstanding contribution to the philosophical study of
language and mind, by one of the most influential thinkers
of our time. Argues that there is no coherent notion of "language" external to the human mind, and that the study of
language should take as its focus the mental construct which
constitutes our knowledge of language. 230pgs. • 2000
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140772 LANGUAGES OF THE WORLD: An
Introduction
Pereltsvaig, Asya
What do all human languages have in common and in what
ways are they different? How can language be used to trace
different peoples and their past? Assuming no prior knowledge of linguistics, this book, which features 18 language
maps and numerous charts that place languages geographically or genealogically, provides an introduction to the
variety and typology of languages around the world.
296pgs. • 2012
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149725 WORDS OF THE WORLD: A
Global History of the Oxford English
Dictionary
Ogilvie, Sarah
Begun in England more than 150 years
ago, the OED took more than 60 years to
complete and, when it was finally finished
in 1928, it was hailed as a "national treasure." The dictionary is, however, not as
exclusively "British" as we think; here
Ogilvie examines the policies and practices of the various editors and finds new archival materials that demonstrate that the
OED is, in fact, a global text. 256pgs. • 2012
◆ • Cambridge • P • $29.99 / $18.98
LITERARY TH EORY & CRITICISM
148602 ALL THINGS SHINING:
Reading the Western Classics to Find
Meaning in a Secular Age
Dreyfus, Hubert & Sean Dorrance Kelly
Re-envisioning modern spiritual life
through their examination of literature,
philosophy, and religious testimony,
Dreyfus and Kelly illuminate some of the
greatest works of the Western tradition.
Their journey leads from the wonder and
openness of Homer's polytheism to the monotheism of Dante;
from the autonomy of Kant to the multiple worlds of Melville;
and, finally, to the spiritual difficulties evoked by modern
authors such as David Foster Wallace and Elizabeth Gilbert.
272pgs. • 2011
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039701 ANATOMY OF CRITICISM
Frye, Northrop
In four brilliant essays on historical, ethical, archetypical, and
rhetorical criticism, employing examples of world literature
from ancient times to the present, Frye reconceived literary
criticism as a total history rather than a linear progression
through time. 383pgs. • 2000
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JOHN MILTON
157204 ENGENDERING THE FALL: John Milton and
Seventeenth-Century Women Writers
Miller, Shannon
Engaging the relationship between gendered interpersonal
and governmental organization, Miller sets a series of writings by women into conversation with the period's most
important poetic rendering of the Fall, Milton's Paradise
Lost, to illustrate how significant gender was to accounts of
social and political organization, and to demonstrate how
the Garden narrative plots the role of gender. 288pgs. •
2008
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155347 MILTON'S MESSIAH: The
Son of God in the Works of John
Milton
Hillier, Russell M.
The first comprehensive book-length
analysis of the nature and significance
of the Son of God in Milton's poetry
and theology. It engages with Biblical
and Patristic theology, Reformation and
post-Reformation thought, and the
original Latin of the treatise De Doctrina Christiana, to argue
for a radical reassessment of Milton's doctrine of the atonement. 296pgs. • 2011
144756 VERSIONS OF ANTI-HUMANISM: Milton and
Others
Fish, Stanley
Fish's finest published work is presented here along with new
material on Milton and on other authors and topics in early
modern literature. Lucid, provocative, direct and inimitable,
the book is required reading for anyone teaching or studying
Milton or early modern literary studies. 300pgs. • 2012
◆ • Cambridge • P • $25.99 / $9.98
152012 THE ANATOMY OF INFLUENCE: Literature as
a Way of Life
Bloom, Harold
Featuring extended analyses of Bloom's most cherished
poets -- Shakespeare, Whitman, and Crane -- as well as
inspired appreciations of Emerson, Tennyson, Browning,
Yeats, Ashbery, and others, this volume revisits Bloom's
classic work The Anxiety of Influence to show us what great
literature is, how it comes to be, and why it matters.
368pgs. • 2011
◆ • Yale • C • $32.50 / $9.98
116453 THE ART OF FICTION: Notes on Craft for
Young Writers
Gardner, John
John Gardner was almost as famous as a teacher of creative
writing as he was for his own works. In this practical, instructive handbook, based on the courses and seminars that he
gave, he explains, simply and cogently, the principles and techniques of good writing. 240pgs. • 1991
◆ • Vintage • P • $14.95 / $6.98
119440 BECKETT AT 100: Revolving It All
Moorjani, Angela & Linda Ben-Zvi
To commemorate the centenary of the birth of Samuel Beckett,
this collection brings together leading international scholars
who rethink traditional readings and theories, provide new
contexts and associations, and reassess Beckett's impact on
the modern imaginations. 352pgs. • 2008
087111 THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO OLD
ENGLISH LITERATURE
Godden, Malcolm R. & Michael Lapidge, eds.
This collection of 15 specially commissioned essays introduces students to the literature of the period from 600-1066.
The chapters are written by experts, but designed to be accessible to students who may be unfamiliar with Old English. The
emphasis throughout is on placing texts in their contemporary
context and suggesting ways in which they relate to each other
and to the important events and issues of the time. 314pgs. •
1991
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✪ 104325 THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO WILKIE
COLLINS
Taylor, Jenny Bourne, ed.
One of the most popular writers of the 19th century, Collins
is best known for The Woman in White and The Moonstone,
but he wrote more than 20 novels, plays, and many short
stories during a career that spanned four decades. This
Companion offers a fascinating overview of Collins's writing. 207pgs. • 2006
◆ • Cambridge • P • $31.99 / $10.98
✪ 103239 COLONIAL AND POSTCOLONIAL LITERATURE
Boehmer, Elleke
An expanded edition of the leading critical overview of colonial and postcolonial literary studies. The author provides a
broad contextualizing narrative of the evolution of colonial
and postcolonial writing in English, illuminates close readings
of texts by a wide variety of writers, and explicates such key
theoretical terms as "subaltern," "colonial resistance," "writing back," and "hybridity." 368pgs. • 2005
105155 DICKINSON'S MISERY: A Theory of Lyric
Reading
Jackson, Virginia Walker
How do we recognize a poem when we see one? Jackson
argues that the century and a half spanning the circulation of
Dickinson's work tells the story of a shift in the publication,
consumption, and interpretation of lyric poetry. This shift took
the form of what she calls the "lyricization of poetry," a
process that collapsed the variety of poetic genres into lyric as
a synonym for poetry. 312pgs. • 2005
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140289 THE DISCARDED IMAGE: An Introduction to
Medieval and Renaissance Literature
Lewis, C. S.
Lewis's last book paints a lucid picture of the medieval world
view, the historical and cultural background to the literature of
the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. It describes this world
view, rejected by later ages, as "the medieval synthesis itself,
the whole organization of their theology, science and history
into a single, complex, harmonious mental model of the universe." 242pgs. • 2012
◆ • Cambridge • P • $19.99 / $11.98
✪ 157874 THE ECSTASY OF
INFLUENCE: Nonfictions, Etc.
Lethem, Jonathan
A collection of previously published pieces
and new essays as provocative and idiosyncratic as any Lethem has written, this volume sheds light on an array of topics, from
sex in cinema to drugs, graffiti, Bob Dylan,
cyberculture, 9/11, book touring, and
Marlon Brando, as well as on a shelf's
worth of his literary models and contemporaries, including
Norman Mailer, Paula Fox, Bret Easton Ellis, and James Wood.
464pgs. • 2011
◆ • Doubleday • C • $27.95 / $7.98
154579 KAFKA: The Decisive Years
Stach, Reiner
The acclaimed central volume of the definitive biography of
Franz Kafka. Reiner Stach spent more than a decade working with more than 4,000 pages of journals, letters, and literary fragments, many never before available, in order to
re-create the atmosphere in which Kafka lived and worked
from 1910 to 1915, the most important and best-documented years of his life. 584pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $12.98
154697 KAFKA: The Years of
Insight
Stach, Reiner
This volume of the acclaimed and definitive biography of Franz Kafka tells the
story of the writer's final years. Stach's
riveting narrative, which reflects the latest findings about Kafka's life and
works, draws readers in with a nearly
cinematic power, zooming in for
extreme close-ups of Kafka's personal life, then pulling
back for panoramic shots of a wider world scarred by
World War I, disease, and inflation. 816pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • C • $35.00 / $15.98
108741 LITERARY RUSSIA: A Guide
Benn, Anna & Rosamund Bartlett
Russian writers have long played a special role in the spiritual, intellectual, and political lives of their readers. In this volume, the authors take the reader on a tour of sites of the most
important scenes of Russian literature, allowing readers to
trace the steps of Raskolnikov through St. Petersburg or follow
Esenin's bohemian life in Moscow. 494pgs. • 2007
▲ • Overlook Press • C • $37.50 / $6.98
✪ 157702 MOCK-EPIC POETRY FROM POPE TO
HEINE
Robertson, Ritchie
This study of mock-epic poetry in English, French, and
German from the 1720s to the 1840s places these texts in
the literary context of the decline of serious epic, and
relates these works to contemporary debates about questions of religion and gender. 448pgs. • 2009
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SHAKESPEARE
Auden, W. H.
In these lectures, we hear Auden alluding to authors from Homer, Dante, and
St. Augustine to Kierkegaard, Ibsen, and
T. S. Eliot, drawing upon the full range
of European literature and opera, and
referring to the day's newspapers and
magazines, movies and cartoons. The
result is an extended instance of the "live conversation" that
Auden believed criticism ought to be. 488pgs. • 2002
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SHAKESPEARE
De Grazia, Margreta & Stanley Wells, eds.
In addition to chapters on traditional topics such as
Shakespeare's biography and the transmission of his texts,
this volume provides readings of the plays in the context of
genre as well as through the cultural and historical perspectives of race, sexuality and gender, and politics and religion. Essays on performance survey the latest digital media
as well as stage and film. 380pgs. • 2010
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CHRISTIANITY IN EARLY MODERN ENGLAND
Taylor, Dennis & David N. Beauregard, eds.
The question of Shakespeare's Catholic contexts has occupied many scholars in recent years, and their growing body
of work has been enriched by revisionist accounts of the
Reformation society and culture in which he lived and
worked. This innovative book brings together original
essays by leading scholars who examine Shakespeare's
works in light of this new scholarship. 477pgs. • 2003
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✪ 157794 SHAKESPEARE AND
THE DRAMA OF HIS TIME
Wiggins, Martin
Shakespeare lived and worked during
an extraordinary period in the history
of English drama, which saw the development of new kinds of tragedy and
comedy. Beginning with the institutional foundations that were laid with the
emergence of the commercial theater
business in 1570s London, this volume describes the principal audience fashions, artistic conventions, and professional circumstances which defined, and enabled, his
remarkable plays and those of his colleagues. 158pgs. •
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157191 THE TEMPEST AND ITS TRAVELS
Hulme, Peter & William H. Sherman, eds.
A collection of original essays and visual materials that situate Shakespeare's play in both its original contexts and our
own cultural moment. By means of its innovative collection
of historical, critical, and creative materials, it offers a new
map of the vast and varied worlds -- scholarly, artistic, and
political -- from which the play arose and in which it has
been received. 304pgs. • 2000
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038520 THE NEW PRINCETON
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF POETRY AND
POETICS
Preminger, Alex & T. V. Brogan, eds.
A comprehensive reference work dealing
with all aspects of its subject: history, types,
movements, prosody, and critical terminology. This completely revised edition
includes new entries by Camille Paglia,
Barbara Herrnstein Smith, Elaine
Showalter, Houston Baker, and Andrew Ross, and new coverage of cultural criticism, discourse, feminist poetics, and
Chicano poetry. 1383pgs. • 1993
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040455 ON BEAUTY AND BEING JUST
Scarry, Elaine
Taking inspiration from writers and thinkers as diverse as
Homer, Plato, Proust, and Iris Murdoch, Scarry writes an elegant, passionate manifesto for the revival of beauty in our intellectual work. She not only defends beauty from recent political arguments against it but also argues that beauty continually renews our search for truth and presses us toward a greater
concern for justice. 144pgs. • 2001
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101961 READINGS IN RUSSIAN POETICS: Formalist
and Structuralist Views
Matejka, Ladislav & Krystyna Pomorska, eds.
Investigating the conceptualization of structure and form within literature, the Russian Formalists of the 1920s and '30s
affected both the creation of art during that period and the
development of literary theory as a scientific discipline.
Included in this volume are essays by Boris M. Eichenbaum,
Viktor Shklvosky, Roman Jakobson, Mikhail Bakhtin, and Osip
M. Brik, among others. 306pgs. • 2002
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141741 ON CONAN DOYLE: Or, the
Whole Art of Storytelling
Dirda, Michael
A lifelong fan of the Sherlock Holmes adventures, Pulitzer Prize-winning critic Michael
Dirda is a member of the Baker Street
Irregulars -- the most famous of all
Sherlockian groups. Combining memoir
and appreciation, this highly engaging personal introduction to Holmes's creator is
also a rare insider's account of the activities and playful scholarship of the Baker Street group. 224pgs. • 2011
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155374 STRANDENTWINING CABLE: Joyce, Flaubert,
and Intertextuality
Baron, Scarlett
A detailed analysis of Joyce's engagement with Flaubert.
Examining letters, notebooks, drafts, and published texts, it
shows that in all his creative endeavors Joyce uses Flaubert's
writing to think through the dynamics and implications of any
text's inevitable relations to other texts, and argues that these
reflections helped crystallize his own sense of literature as a
dense intertextual web. 328pgs. • 2012
155359 THE OXFORD HANDBOOK OF SAMUEL TAYLOR
COLERIDGE
Burwick, Frederick, ed.
The best single-volume source of original scholarship on all
aspects of Coleridge's diverse writings. Its thirty-seven chapters, written by experts from around the world, present an
authoritative, in-depth, and up-to-date assessment of this
major figure of British Romanticism. 784pgs. • 2012
✪ 125797 POETS IN THE PUBLIC SPHERE: The
Emancipatory Project of American Women's Poetry,
1800-1900
Bennett, Paula Bernat
Traces the emergence of the "New Woman" by examining
poetry published by American women in newspapers and
magazines between 1800 and 1900. Bennett shows how
women from every race, class, caste, region, and religion
exploited the freedom offered by the nation's periodical
press to engage in heated debate with each other and with
men over matters of mutual concern. 264pgs. • 2003
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153036 THEATRICALITY AS MEDIUM
Weber, Samuel
Traces the uneasy relationships among theater, ethics, and philosophy from Plato, Aristotle, and the major Greek tragedians,
to Shakespeare, Kierkegaard, Kafka, Freud, Benjamin, Artaud,
and many others who developed alternatives to the dominant
narrative-aesthetic assumptions about the theatrical medium.
414pgs. • 2004
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157223 TRANSATLANTIC INSURRECTIONS: British
Culture and the Formation of American Literature,
1730-1860
Giles, Paul
Traces the paradoxical relations between English and
American literature from 1730 through 1860, suggesting how
the formation of a literary tradition in each national culture
was deeply dependent upon negotiation with its transatlantic
counterpart. Using the American Revolution as the fulcrum of
his argument, Giles describes how the impulse to go beyond
conventions of British culture was crucial in the establishment
of a distinct identity for American literature. 272pgs. • 2001
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LITERATU RE, POETRY & DRAMA
025197 AND THE RISEN BREAD:
Selected Poems, 1957-1997
Berrigan, Daniel
The culmination of 40 years of poetry by
the Jesuit and activist. Beginning with
poems written on bucolic themes, the
book moves to those dealing with the
struggle against war, and includes poems
written from courtrooms and jail cells as
well as religious poems. 417pgs. • 1998
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104334 CAMUS AT COMBAT: Writing 1944-1947
Camus, Albert, et al.
Presents the writings published in the resistance newspaper
where Camus served as editor-in-chief and editorial writer
between 1944 and 1947. These 165 articles and editorials
show how his thinking evolved from support of a revolutionary transformation of postwar society to a wariness of
the radical left alongside his longstanding opposition to the
reactionary right. 334pgs. • 2007
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125713 COLLECTED POEMS
BILINGUAL EDITION
Cavafy, C. P.
This revised bilingual edition offers the
reader the original Greek texts facing what
are now recognized as the standard
English translations of Cavafy's poetry by
Edmund Keeley and Philip Sherrard.
Features the notes of editor George Savidis
and a new foreword by Robert Pinsky.
480pgs. • 2009
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✪ 105527 EARLY 20TH CENTURY GERMAN FICTION:
Alfred Döblin, Lion Feuchtwanger, Anna Seghers, and
Arnold Zweig
THE GERMAN LIBRARY, VOLUME 67
Stephan, Alexander, ed.
This collection of High Modernism among Austrian and
German writers includes: Pogrom and a selection from The
Case of Sergeant Grischa by Arnold Zweig; "The Murder of a
Buttercup" and a selection from Berlin Alexanderplatz by
Alfred Doblin; selections from Jew Suss and The Oppermans
by Lion Feuchtwanger; and a selection from The Seventh Cross
and "Excursion of the Dead Girls" by Anna Seghers. 320pgs.
• 2003
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150306 EL GENERAL EN SU LABERINTO
García Márquez, Gabriel
The complete Spanish-language text of García Márquez's
extraordinary novel, which captures the mythic image of the
Latin American dictator in all its Baroque splendor and cruelty. 288pgs. • 2003
◆ • Vintage • P • $15.95 / $6.98
104341 FAUST I AND II: Collected Works Volume 2
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von
Goethe's most complex and profound work, Faust was the
effort of the poet's entire lifetime, and can be read as a document of his moral and artistic development. This volume
makes available to the English reader a completely new translation that communicates both the work's poetic variety and its
many levels of tone. 344pgs. • 1994
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044140 FERNANDO PESSOA & CO.: Selected Poems
ZENITH, RICHARD, ED. & TRANS.
Pessoa, Fernando
From spare minimalism to a revolutionary exuberance that
recalls Leaves of Grass, Pessoa's writings represented a
radical break with the past and anticipated contemporary
literary concerns to an uncanny degree. The first comprehensive edition of Pessoa's poetry in the English language,
this volume is a tribute to a body of work of extraordinary
depth and poetic precision. 290pgs. • 1998
◆ • Grove Press • P • $15.95 / $6.98
157196 FOLKTALES FROM IRAQ
Campbell, C. G., ed.
A stunning collection of traditional stories from the Shia tribes
of southern Iraq. Gathered in the late 1940s and deftly translated in order to capture the elegance of the originals, these
tales are sure to delight anyone who has ever fallen under the
spell of the Scheherezade. 256pgs. • 2005
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151402 THE GREAT AMERICAN NOVEL
Roth, Philip
In this ribald, richly imagined, and wickedly satiric novel, Roth
turns baseball's status as national pastime and myth into an
occasion for unfettered picaresque farce, replete with heroism
and perfidy, ebullient wordplay and a cast of characters that
includes the House Un-American Activities Committee.
416pgs. • 1995
◆ • Vintage • P • $16.00 / $7.98
133837 THE H. D. BOOK
Duncan, Robert
This magisterial work, long the subject of passionate speculation, is an unprecedented exploration of modern poetry and
poetics by one of America's most influential postwar poets. A
meditation on both the roots of modernism and its manifestation in the work of H. D., Ezra Pound, D. H. Lawrence, William
Carlos Williams, Edith Sitwell, and others, Duncan's wideranging book is notable for its illumination of the role women
played in the creation of literary modernism. 704pgs. • 2011
◆ • California • C • $68.95 / $29.98
157282 JOACHIM DU BELLAY: "The Regrets," with "The
Antiquities of Rome," Three Latin Elegies, and "The
Defense and Enrichment of the French Language"
Helgerson, Richard, trans.
One of the most important poets of the Renaissance, Joachim
du Bellay remains a cornerstone of the French literary tradition. This monumental bilingual edition collects two sonnet
sequences du Bellay wrote during the years he spent in Rome,
along with three Latin elegies and his manifesto The Defense
and Enrichment of the French Language. 464pgs. • 2006
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $75.00 / $24.98
089682 JUVENILIA
THE CAMBRIDGE EDITION OF THE WORKS OF JANE AUSTEN
Austen, Jane
Jane Austen's remarkable juvenilia date from 1787, when she
was eleven, to 1793, when she was seventeen. This edition
provides a fresh transcription of Austen's manuscripts, with
comprehensive explanatory notes, an extensive critical introduction, covering the context and publication history of the
juvenilia, a chronology of Austen's life, and an authoritative
textual apparatus. 574pgs. • 2006
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038608 THE LIVES OF ANIMALS
Coetzee, J. M.
A renowned novelist employs fiction to present a powerfully moving discussion of animal rights in all their complexity. In his
fable, presented as a Tanner Lecture at Princeton University,
Coetzee immerses us in a drama reflecting the real-life situation
at hand: a writer delivering a lecture on an emotionally charged
issue at a prestigious university. 127pgs. • 2001
◆ • Princeton • P • $26.95 / $11.98
✪ 157880 THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN: Sports
Writing from the New Yorker
Remnick, David, ed.
Since its inception, the New Yorker has been home to some
of the toughest, wisest, funniest, and most moving sports
writing around. Featuring brilliant reportage and analysis,
profound profiles of pros, and tributes to the amateur in all
of us, this volume features contributions by A. J. Liebling,
Roger Angell, John Updike, John McPhee, Don DeLillo,
Ring Lardner, and many more. 512pgs. • 2010
◆ • Random House • C • $30.00 / $9.98
148578 THE ORIGINAL OF LAURA
Nabokov, Vladimir
When Vladimir Nabokov died in 1977, he
left instructions for his heirs to burn the
138 handwritten index cards that made up
the rough draft of his final and unfinished
novel, The Original of Laura. Dmitri
Nabokov's decision finally to allow publication of the fragmentary narrative -- dark
yet playful, preoccupied with mortality -affords us one last experience of Nabokov's magnificent creativity. 304pgs. • 2009
◆ • Knopf • C • $35.00 / $9.98
119131 PORNOGRAFIA: A Novel
Gombrowicz, Witold
This richly imagined tale of violence and carnality set in
wartime Poland is one of Gombrowicz's most highly regarded
works. In the midst of the German occupation, two aging intellectuals seek respite on a farm in the countryside, but quickly
grow bored with their bucolic surroundings -- until they
become mesmerized by a pair of country youths who have
grown up alongside each other at the farm. 176pgs. • 2009
◆ • Grove Press • C • $23.00 / $6.98
157217 SANCTUARY
Wharton, Edith
Kate Orme is a young woman whose illusions of marital bliss
are shattered when she comes face-to-face with the dark
secret harbored by her fiancé, the wealthy and deceptively
ebullient Denis. With the precision, beauty, and sharp awareness of the cracks in upper-class society that made Wharton
one of the great writers of the 20th century, this novel offers a
subtle critique of the nature-versus-nurture debate that raged
in the early 1900s. 184pgs. • 2001
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $19.95 / $5.98
128990 THE VINTAGE BOOK OF LATIN AMERICAN
STORIES
Fuentes, Carlos & Julio Ortega, eds.
A collection of the most compelling short fiction from Mexico
to Chile, including such major authors as Jorge Luis Borges,
Juan Rulfo, Clarice Lispector, Gabriel García Márquez, Julio
Cortázar, and Juan Carlos Onetti. 400pgs. • 2000
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038897 COMMUNITIES OF VIOLENCE: Persecution of
Minorities in the Middle Ages
Nirenberg, David
Focusing on attacks against minorities in 14th-century France
and the Crown of Aragon, Nirenberg argues that these attacks -ranging from massacres to verbal assaults against Jews, Muslims,
lepers, and prostitutes -- were often perpetrated not by irrational
masses laboring under inherited ideologies and prejudices, but
by groups that deliberately manipulated and reshaped the available discourses on minorities. 301pgs. • 1998
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $19.98
104764 THE CORRUPTION OF ANGELS: The Great
Inquisition of 1245-1246
Pegg, Mark Gregory
Between May 1, 1245 and August 1, 1246 more than 5,000
people from the Lauragais region of France were questioned
about the heresy known as Catharism. Mark Gregory Pegg
examines the sole surviving manuscript of this great inquisition with unprecedented care, in order to build a richly textured understanding of social life in southern France in the
early 13th century. 238pgs. • 2005
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157249 THE CRUSADES AND THE
CHRISTIAN WORLD OF THE EAST:
Rough Tolerance
MacEvitt, Christopher
While historians of the Crusades have
often focused on Christian-Muslim
encounters, MacEvitt examines the intersection of Franks with Middle Eastern
Christians during the century of the First
Crusade. He marshals an impressive array
of evidence to demonstrate how crusader ideology and religious difference gave rise to a mode of coexistence he calls
"rough tolerance." 280pgs. • 2009
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $22.50 / $9.98
111444 FURTA SACRA: Thefts of Relics in the Central
Middle Ages
Geary, Patrick J.
To obtain sacred relics, medieval monks plundered tombs,
avaricious merchants raided churches, and relic-mongers
scoured the Roman catacombs. In this revised edition, Geary
considers the social and cultural context of these acts, asking
how the relics were perceived and why the thefts met with the
approval of medieval Christians. 248pgs. • 1991
◆ • Princeton • P • $27.95 / $12.98
157269 THE KING'S OTHER BODY: María of Castile
and the Crown of Aragon
Earenfight, Theresa
Queen María of Castile, wife of Alfonso V, the king of Aragon,
governed Catalunya in the mid-15th century while her husband conquered and governed the kingdom of Naples. In this
volume, which is both a biography of María and an analysis of
her partnership with Alfonso, María's long tenure prompts a
reconsideration of long-held notions of power, statecraft, personalities, and institutions. 440pgs. • 2009
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $49.95 / $19.98
038481 THE KING'S TWO BODIES:
A Study of Medieval Political
Theology
Kantorowicz, Ernst H.
An examination of the historical problem posed by the "King's two bodies" -the body politic and the body natural. By
placing the concept in its proper setting
of medieval thought and political theory,
Kantorowicz demonstrates how earlymodern Western monarchies gradually developed a "political theology." 568pgs. • 1997
◆ • Princeton • P • $46.95 / $28.98
157243 LAW AND THE ILLICIT IN MEDIEVAL EUROPE
Karras, Ruth Mazo, et al., eds.
The contributors to this volume make the case that the development of law is deeply implicated in the growth of medieval
theology and Christian doctrine; the construction of discourses on sin, human nature, honor, and virtue; the multiplying
forms governing chivalry, demeanor, and social interaction,
including gender relations; and the evolution of scholasticism,
from its institutional context within the university to its forms
of presentation, argumentation, and proof. 336pgs. • 2010
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $24.95 / $12.98
038630 THE MAKING OF EUROPE:
Conquest, Colonization, and Cultural
Change, 950-1350
Bartlett, Robert
From our modern perspective, we tend to
think of the Europe of the past as a colonizer, a series of empires that conquered
lands beyond their borders and forced
European cultural values on other peoples.
This provocative book shows that Europe
in the Middle Ages was as much a product of a process of conquest and colonization as it was later a colonizer. 432pgs. •
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✪ 039713 THE MIDDLE AGES
FRASER, ANTONIA, ED.
Gillingham, John & Peter Earle
As British monarchical power began
in Norman times, this volume opens
with the Norman conquest, William
I's bold incursion in 1066 that propelled a new dynasty to the throne of
England, and covers three centuries
of drama, intrigue, loyalty, betrayal,
courage, cowardice, and crime, beginning Fraser's series
on one of the most powerful monarchies in the world.
120pgs. • 2000
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157289 PRINTING THE MIDDLE AGES
Echard, Sian
This examination of the postmedieval, postmanuscript lives of
medieval texts seeks to understand the lasting impact on both
the popular and the scholarly imaginations of the physical
objects that transmitted the Middle Ages to the English-speaking world. Each chapter focuses on a central textual object
and tells its story in order to reveal the history of its reception
and transmission. 336pgs. • 2008
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $69.95 / $29.98
111564 THE RISE OF MAGIC IN EARLY MEDIEVAL
EUROPE
Flint, Valerie I.
In this powerful work, Flint shows how leaders of the early
medieval Church decided to promote non-Christian practices
originally condemned as magical -- rather than repressing
them or leaving them to waste away. 472pgs. • 1994
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157276 TABULA PICTA: Painting and Writing in
Medieval Law
Madero, Marta
To whom does a painted tablet belong? To the owner of the
physical piece of wood on which an image is painted? Or to the
person who made the painting? Marta Madero here examines
the extensive glosses and commentaries that medieval jurists
dedicated to the above questions, to which they applied
notions of intellectual and artistic property radically different
from our own. 160pgs. • 2009
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157274 THE VISUAL OBJECT OF
DESIRE IN LATE MEDIEVAL ENGLAND
Stanbury, Sarah
In this insightful book, Sarah Stanbury
explores the lost traffic in images in late
medieval England and its impact on contemporary authors and artists. For Chaucer,
Nicholas Love, and Margery Kempe, the
image debate provides an urgent language
for exploring the demands of a material
devotional culture -- though the writers by no means agreed on
the ethics of those demands. 304pgs. • 2007
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✪ 157583 THE WINCHESTER MINT AND COINS AND
RELATED FINDS FROM THE EXCAVATIONS OF 1961-71
Biddle, Martin, ed.
A detailed account of the varying fortunes of the Winchester
mint from the 880s to 1250. Their results are critical for
the economic history of England and provide the richest
available source for the history of the name of the city and
the personal names of its citizens in the later Anglo-Saxon
period. 768pgs. • 2012
132400 WRITING THE MAP OF
ANGLO-SAXON ENGLAND: Essays in
Cultural Geography
Howe, Nicholas
Explores how the English, in the centuries
before the Norman Conquest, located
themselves both literally and imaginatively
in the world. Howe's elegantly written
study focuses on Anglo-Saxon representations of place as revealed in a wide variety
of texts in Latin and Old English, as well as in diagrams of holy
sites. 296pgs. • 2007
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038393 AL-QUR'AN: A Contemporary Translation
Ali, Ahmed
A bilingual edition, forming an elegant and poetic translation
of the Holy Book of Islam in a contemporary and living voice.
It includes notes where necessary, providing the full meaning
of each word and phrase. 572pgs. • 1993
◆ • Princeton • P • $22.95 / $11.98
135767 ATATÜRK: An Intellectual
Biography
Hanioglu, M. Sukru
When Mustafa Kemal Atatürk became
the first president of Turkey in 1923, he
set about transforming his country into
a secular republic where nationalism
sanctified by science -- and by the personality cult he created around himself
-- would reign supreme. This book
places Atatürk within the historical context of the uneasy
transition from the late Ottoman imperial order to the modern Turkish state. 280pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • C • $27.95 / $13.98
146121 THE BORDERS OF ISLAM: Exploring Samuel
Huntington's Faultlines from Al-Andalus to the Virtual
Ummah
Kardas, Tuncay, et al., eds.
In The Clash of Civilizations, Samuel Huntington argued that
the borders between Western and Islamic civilizations would
become the loci of cultural conflict. Examining the virtual and
actual borders of Islamic civilization, the contributors to this
volume argue that mechanisms far more complex than those
described by Huntington influence many of these regions.
352pgs. • 2009
◆ • Columbia • C • $40.00 / $9.98
128126 THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO MUHAMMAD
Brockopp, Jonathan E., ed.
As the Messenger of God, Muhammad stands at the heart of the
Islamic religion, revered by Muslims throughout the world.
This Cambridge Companion offers a collection of essays by
some of the most accomplished scholars in the field exploring
the life and legacy of the Prophet. 344pgs. • 2010
◆ • Cambridge • P • $28.99 / $17.98
128106 CONTENDING VISIONS OF THE MIDDLE EAST:
The History and Politics of Orientalism
Lockman, Zachary
A broad survey of Western visions of Islam and the Middle
East. Lockman begins with ancient Greek and Roman conceptions of the world, surveys European prejudices about Islam
from the 7th century through the age of European imperialism, and examines current attitudes in the wake of 9/11 and
the deepening American involvement in the region. 342pgs. •
2009
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157185 EXILE AND RETURN: Predicaments of
Palestinians and Jews
PREDICAMENTS OF PALESTINIANS AND JEWS
Lesch, Ann M. & Ian S. Lustick, eds.
A bold attempt to understand constructively and build upon
the terrible irony of two peoples, each with a searing memory
of displacement and exile, struggling for a return to a land
each remembers, each claims, and from which each has
sought to exclude the other. The contributors take full advantage of the flood of scholarship that has been made possible by
the opening of various archives. 368pgs. • 2008
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $26.50 / $5.98
106334 A HISTORY OF IRAQ
THIRD EDITION
Tripp, Charles
Since its first appearance in 2000, this volume has become a
classic in the field of Middle East studies, read and admired by
students, soldiers, policymakers and journalists. It has now
been updated to cover the recent American invasion, the fall
and capture of Saddam Hussein, and the subsequent descent
into civil strife. 357pgs. • 2007
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041162 A HISTORY OF ISLAMIC SOCIETIES: Second
Edition
Lapidus, Ira M.
Incorporates the origins and evolution of Islamic societies and
brings into focus the historical processes that gave shape to
the manifold varieties of contemporary Islam, and surveys the
growing influence of the Islamist movements within national
states. 1000pgs. • 2002
▲ • Cambridge • P • $62.00 / $32.98
125282 IN AN ANTIQUE LAND: History in the Guise
of a Traveler's Tale
Ghosh, Amitav
Piqued by the discovery of a slave narrative in the margins of
an ancient text, the author set out on a decade-long search
across 800 hundred years of colonial history. Bursting with
anecdote and exuberant detail, this volume offers an intimate
biography of the private life of one country -- Egypt -- from the
Crusades to Operation Desert Storm. 400pgs. • 1994
◆ • Vintage • P • $16.00 / $6.98
101102 INTRODUCTION TO ISLAMIC THEOLOGY AND
LAW
Goldziher, Ignaz
Ignaz Goldziher (1850-1921) was recognized as one of the
outstanding European Islamicists of his time. Presented here
for the first time in a scholarly and accurate English translation are six lectures written for delivery in America in 1906.
Though the lectures were never given, they were published in
German in 1910 and since then have served as an essential
guide for serious students and scholars of Islam. 320pgs. •
1981
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128377 ISLAM: A Guide for Jews and Christians
Peters, F. E.
Approaching Islam through the same biblical door that
Muhammad did, this book introduces readers with Christian
or Jewish backgrounds to one of the world's largest, most
active, and -- in the West -- least understood religions. Peters
cogently explains Islam's defining features -- including the significance of Mecca, the nature of Muhammad's revelations,
and the creation of the Muslim community -- all in relation to
Judeo-Christian tradition. 304pgs. • 2005
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $10.98
✪ 116454 ISLAM: A Short History
Armstrong, Karen
Armstrong begins with the stirring of
revelation in a businessman named
Muhammad. Examining the SunniShi'ite schism, the rise of Persian influence, clashes with crusaders and
Mongolian conquerors, and the spiritual explorations that traced the route
to God, Armstrong brings us to the
present day, putting Islamic fundamentalism into context as
part of a worldwide phenomenon. 272pgs. • 2002
▲ • Modern Library • P • $15.95 / $6.98
150681 ISRAEL AND PALESTINE: Reflections,
Revisions, Refutations
Shlaim, Avi
From the 1917 Balfour Declaration to the failure of the Oslo
peace process, from the 1948 War to the 2008 invasion of
Gaza, this volume places current events in historical perspective. It assesses the impact of key political and intellectual figures, including Yasir Arafat and Ariel Sharon, Edward Said and
Benny Morris, and explores the many missed opportunities for
peace and progress in the region. 392pgs. • 2009
◆ • Verso • C • $34.95 / $7.98
111414 JIHAD IN ISLAMIC HISTORY
Bonner, Michael
What is jihad? Does it mean violence, as many non-Muslims
assume? Or does it mean peace, as some Muslims insist? In
this volume, Michael Bonner provides the first study in English
to focus on the early history of jihad, and sheds much-needed
light on the most recent controversies over the concept.
224pgs. • 2008
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129708 THE LONG DIVERGENCE: How Islamic Law
Held Back the Middle East
Kuran, Timur
Why does the Middle East remain drastically underdeveloped
compared to the West? Kuran argues that Islamic legal institutions acted as a drag on development by slowing or blocking
the emergence of central features of modern economic life,
including private capital accumulation, corporations, largescale production, and impersonal exchange. 424pgs. • 2010
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087375 MEDIEVAL ISLAMIC PHILOSOPHICAL WRITINGS
Khalidi, Muhammad Ali, ed.
Offers new translations of philosophical writings by Farabi,
Ibn Sina (Avicenna), Ghazali, Ibn Tufayl, and Ibn Rushd
(Averroes). A historical and philosophical introduction sets
the writings in context and traces their preoccupations and
their achievements. 236pgs. • 2005
▲ • Cambridge • P • $39.99 / $22.98
157277 MUHAMMAD IS NOT THE
FATHER OF ANY OF YOUR MEN:
The Making of the Last Prophet
Powers, David S.
The Islamic claim to supersede
Judaism and Christianity is embodied
in the theological assertion that the
office of prophecy is hereditary, but
that the line of descent came to an end
with the coming of Muhammad. In this
volume, Powers contends that a series of radical moves
were made in the first two centuries of Islamic history in
order to ensure that Muhammad's position as the Last
Prophet would be preserved. 376pgs. • 2009
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105236 THE MUQADDIMAH: An Introduction to
History
Khaldun, Ibn
The most important Islamic history of the premodern world,
this monumental work laid down the foundations of several
fields of knowledge, including philosophy of history, sociology, ethnography, and economics. 504pgs. • 2004
◆ • Princeton • P • $29.95 / $13.98
131570 NO GOD BUT GOD: The Origins, Evolution, and
Future of Islam
Aslan, Reza
Though it is the fastest-growing religion in the world, Islam
remains shrouded in ignorance and fear for much of the West.
In this elegantly written account of a magnificent yet misunderstood faith, Reza Aslan traces its origins and history and
explores its potential for the future. 352pgs. • 2006
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125542 PRINCETON READINGS IN ISLAMIST THOUGHT:
Texts and Contexts from Al-Banna to Bin Laden
Euben, Roxanne Leslie & Muhammad Qasim Zaman
This anthology of key primary texts provides an unmatched
introduction to Islamist political thought from the early 20th
century to the present. It brings into relief the commonalities
in Islamist arguments about gender, democracy, and violence,
but also reveals political and theological disagreements among
thinkers who are often grouped together and dismissed as
extremists. 536pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $24.98
✪ 133688 QUESTIONING THE VEIL: Open Letters to
Muslim Women
Lazreg, Marnia
In this volume, Lazreg combines her own experiences
growing up in a Muslim family in Algeria with interviews
and the real-life stories of other Muslim women in order to
produce a nuanced argument for doing away with the veil.
Written in the form of a series of letters, it examines the reasons given for wearing the veil and points to the dangers
and limitations of this cultural practice. 168pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $17.95 / $10.98
157216 SPIRITUAL DISCOURSE:
Learning with an Islamic Master
Trix, Frances
A study of the process by which Baba
Rexheb, an Albanian leader of the Bektashi
order, and the author, an American student
who studied with him for more than 20
years, come to share a common universe of
experience and attunement, in which what
is passed on is not a set of facts but a relationship, as the relationship of "seeker" and "master" mirrors
that of the human and God. 208pgs. • 1993
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144003 TALES OF GOD'S FRIENDS: Islamic
Hagiography in Translation
Renard, John
This remarkable collection gathers a breathtakingly diverse
selection of primary texts from the vast repertoire of Islamic
stories about holy men and women, exemplary for their piety,
intimacy with God, and service to their fellow human beings.
Translated from seventeen languages, these texts come from
the Middle East, North and sub-Saharan Africa, Central and
South Asia, and China and Southeast Asia. 432pgs. • 2009
◆ • California • P • $31.95 / $18.98
105869 UNMODERN MEN IN THE MODERN WORLD:
Radical Islam, Terrorism, and the War on Modernity
Mazarr, Michael J.
Most recent accounts of radical Islam provide little help in
understanding the motivations and mindsets of people who
frequently continue to be characterized simply as "evildoers
who hate freedom." Using a comparative method, this book
offers a new way of understanding the challenge. It concludes
with specific policy suggestions for a new approach to replace
the failing strategies that are currently being employed.
290pgs. • 2007
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✪ 157871 WALLED: Israeli Society at
an Impasse
Cypel, Sylvain
An award-winning journalist explores the
culture of denial in Israeli and Palestinian
societies -- and its lethal consequences.
Cypel offers a lucid analysis of the IsraeliPalestinian situation and powerfully
demonstrates that the wall of protection
erected in the West Bank by Israel is the
most visible symptom of a society in peril. 534pgs. • 2007
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112185 THE CAMBRIDGE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF
WARFARE: The Triumph of the West
REVISED EDITION
Parker, Geoffrey
A unique account of Western warfare from antiquity to the
present day. Treats all aspects of the subject: the development
of warfare on land, sea and air; weapons and technology;
strategy and defense; discipline and intelligence; mercenaries
and standing armies; cavalry and infantry; chivalry and
Blitzkrieg; guerilla assault and nuclear arsenals. It ranges in
scope from the Greek victory at Marathon to the jungle warfare of Vietnam and the strategic air attacks of the Gulf War.
432pgs. • 2008
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138017 THE COMPLETE ROMAN
ARMY
Goldsworthy, Adrian
Drawing on archaeology, ancient art, and
original documentary sources, this book
presents the most convincing history ever
published of the Roman army, examining
in detail not just the early imperial army
but also the citizens' militia of the Republic
and the army of the later Empire. Includes
107 full-color and 147 black-and-white illustrations. 224pgs.
• 2011
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✪ 157531 FIGHTING
TECHNIQUES OF NAVAL
WARFARE: Strategy, Weapons,
Commanders, and Ships 1190
BC-1942 AD
Dickie, Iain, et al.
Beginning with Egyptian Pharaoh
Ramses III's victory over the piratical Sea Peoples, and continuing to
the use of aircraft carriers and the
latest computerized weapons technology, the book covers
every significant development in naval warfare over the last
3,000 years. 256pgs. • 2009
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✪ 157532 FIGHTING TECHNIQUES
OF THE IMPERIAL AGE:
Equipment, Combat Skills and
Tactics
Bruce, Robert B.
Using specially commissioned artworks to illustrate battles, equipment,
and tactics ranging from the beginning
of the American War of Independence
through the imperial clashes that preceded World War I, this volume shows in detail the methods
by which armies gained and lost ascendancy on the battlefield.
256pgs. • 2009
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149692 THE GUNS OF AUGUST & THE
PROUD TOWER
Tuchman, Barbara W.
Tuchman's Pulitzer Prize-winning bestseller
The Guns of August offered a majestic
orchestration of the diplomatic and military
history of the crucial first weeks of World
War I. It is presented in this edition with
The Proud Tower, a fascinating kaleidoscope of essays on subjects ranging from
the Dreyfus Affair in France to the birth of American imperialism. 1264pgs. • 2012
150694 THE MEANING OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR
Mandel, Ernest
In this readable and richly detailed history of the conflict,
Mandel outlines his view that the war was a combination of
several distinct struggles and a battle between rival imperialisms for world hegemony. Examining the role played by technology, science, logistics, weapons, and propaganda, he
weaves a consideration of the military strategy of the opposing
states into his analytical narrative of the war and its results.
212pgs. • 2011
◆ • Verso • P • $24.95 / $8.98
119644 ROMAN WARFARE
Roth, Jonathan P.
This lively examination of the evolution of Roman ways of war
surveys the history of Rome's fighting forces from their inception in the 7th century BCE to the fall of the Western Empire in
the 5th century CE. Includes 39 halftones and 27 color plates.
328pgs. • 2009
◆ • Cambridge • P • $22.99 / $12.98
087204 A WORLD AT ARMS: A Global
History of World War II
NEW EDITION
Weinberg, Gerhard L.
Widely hailed as a masterpiece, this volume remains the first history of WWII to
provide a truly global account of a war that
encompassed six continents. Starting with
the changes that restructured Europe and
its colonies following the WWI, Weinberg
sheds new light on every aspect of WWII, as actions of the Axis,
the Allies, and the Neutrals are covered in every theater of the
war. 1208pgs. • 2005
◆ • Cambridge • P • $34.99 / $20.98
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IMAGES OF WAR
Baxter, Ian
This superbly illustrated book captures the dramatic action of May and
June 1940, when the speed and ferocity of the German onslaught took the
Allies by surprise, as Hitler's land and
air forces forced the French to surrender and left Britain to fight on virtually alone. 144pgs. •
2010
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IMAGES OF WAR
Sutherland, Jonathan
A collection of rare photographs taken from five unpublished albums focusing on Operation Barbarossa, the
German invasion of Russia in 1941. 144pgs. • 2011
◆ • Pen & Sword • P • $24.95 / $7.98
157480 FALLSCHIRMJAGER: Elite
German Paratroops in World War
II
IMAGES OF WAR
Sutherland, Jon
The photos in this book have been
taken from an unpublished album that
belonged to a member of the elite
German Paratroopers who saw action
during the invasion of Crete, the
Russian Front, and Monte Casino. 139pgs. • 2010
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✪ 157497 THE GERMANS IN FLANDERS 1914-1915
IMAGES OF WAR
Bilton, David
The book documents the German Army's presence in
Flanders from its arrival in September 1914 until the summer of 1916. The illustrations -- most previously unpublished -- provide an illustrative background in both a specific and general form, highlighting life in the front-line as
well as rear areas. 176pgs. • 2012
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✪ 157486 HITLER'S MOUNTAIN
TROOPS 1939-1945: The
Gebirgsjager
IMAGES OF WAR
Baxter, Ian
Hitler's Gebirgsjager were a group of
elite soldiers ready for battle, whatever
the conditions. This superb book
shows these mountain troops in training and action from Poland, Norway,
and France through Yugoslavia, the Eastern Front, and the
closing stages of the war. 144pgs. • 2011
◆ • Pen & Sword • P • $24.95 / $9.98
✪ 157499 RED ARMY AT WAR:
Rare Photographs from Wartime
Archives
IMAGES OF WAR
Drabkin, Artem
The 160 photographs from the
Russian archives that have been
selected for this book give a striking
insight into all sides of wartime service for the Soviet soldier. The whole
range of military experience is portrayed here, from recruitment and the rigors of training to transport, marching and
the ordeal of combat. 128pgs. • 2010
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127094 DEBUSSY AND HIS WORLD
Fulcher, Jane F., ed.
It was against the background of ferment
and change that characterized French society and music from the Franco-Prussian
War to World War I that Debussy re-imagined music. This book captures the complexity of the composer's restless personal
and artistic identity within the musical,
social, and political world of fin-de-siècle
Paris. 350pgs. • 2001
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $15.98
157208 ELECTRIC LADYLAND: Women and Rock
Culture
Rhodes, Lisa L.
With the explosion of rock music in the mid-1960s, female
musicians, journalists, and groupies rewrote women's roles
both on and off the stage. Drawing on diverse and rich
sources, Rhodes's social and cultural history of this formative
era examines how women's changing roles were intertwined
with the evolution of the music itself. 310pgs. • 2005
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $26.50 / $7.98
152017 FRENCH OPERA: A Short History
Giroud, Vincent
In this comprehensive account of opera in France from its origins to the present, Vincent Giroud looks at the leading composers, from Lully to Messiaen and beyond; at the development of French operatic form and style; at performance, performers, and audience; and at the impact of French opera
beyond France's borders. 352pgs. • 2010
◆ • Yale • C • $65.00 / $14.98
✪ 157806 HOW THE BEATLES DESTROYED ROCK 'N'
ROLL: An Alternative History of American Popular
Music
Wald, Elijah
Traces the evolution of popular music through developing
tastes, trends and technologies in order to give a fuller, more
balanced account of the broad variety of musics that captivated listeners over the course of the 20th century. Wald revisits
original sources -- recordings, period articles, memoirs, and
interviews -- to highlight how music was actually heard and
experienced over the years. 336pgs. • 2011
135625 JEAN SIBELIUS AND HIS WORLD
Grimley, Daniel M.
Providing wide cultural contexts, contesting received ideas
about modernism, and interrogating notions of landscape and
nature, this volume sheds new light on the critical position
occupied by Sibelius in the Western musical tradition.
352pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $22.98
153022 MUSICAL MEANING AND HUMAN VALUES
Kramer, Lawrence & Keith Chapin, eds.
Examines the relationship between the valuations placed on
music by both individuals and societies, and the discovery,
through music, of what and how to value. With a combination
of cultural criticism and close readings of musical works, the
contributors demonstrate repeatedly that to make music is
also, in every sense, to make value. 208pgs. • 2009
◆ • Fordham • P • $30.00 / $11.98
SONDHEIM
✪ 157863 FINISHING THE HAT: Collected Lyrics
(1954-1981) with Attendant Comments, Principles,
Heresies, Grudges, Whines and Anecdotes
Sondheim, Stephen
Along with the lyrics for all of Sondheim's musicals from
1954 to 1981, this volume includes never-before-published
songs from each show. He discusses his relationship with his
mentor, Oscar Hammerstein II, and his collaborations with
such extraordinary talents as Leonard Bernstein, Arthur
Laurents, Ethel Merman, Richard Rodgers, Angela Lansbury,
and Harold Prince. 480pgs. • 2010
◆ • Knopf • C • $45.00 / $12.98
✪ 157865 LOOK, I MADE A
HAT: Collected Lyrics (19812011) with Attendant Comments,
Amplifications, Dogmas,
Harangues, Digressions,
Anecdotes and Miscellany
Sondheim, Stephen
The second volume of Sondheim's
collected lyrics. Once again, he richly annotates his lyrics with invaluable advice on songwriting, discussions of theater history
and the state of the industry today, and exacting dissections
of his work -- both successes and failures. 480pgs. • 2011
◆ • Knopf • C • $45.00 / $12.98
✪ 157879 A NATURAL HISTORY OF
THE PIANO: The Instrument, the
Music, the Musicians - From Mozart
to Modern Jazz and Everything in
Between
Isacoff, Stuart
In this beautifully illustrated celebration of the piano, Isacoff reveals how
the piano's sound provides the basis for
emotional expression and individual
style; he illuminates the groundbreaking music of Mozart,
Beethoven, Liszt, Schumann, and Debussy; and he delineates how classical music and jazz influenced each other as
the uniquely American art form progressed from ragtime,
novelty, stride, boogie, bebop, and beyond. 384pgs. •
2011
◆ • Knopf • C • $30.00 / $9.98
142492 ORPHEUS IN MANHATTAN:
William Schuman and the Shaping of
America's Musical Life
Swayne, Steve
The winner of the first Pulitzer Prize in
Music, William Schuman composed music
that is rhythmically febrile, harmonically
pungent, melodically long-breathed, and
timbrally brilliant. This volume offers an
astute analysis of his work, including many
unpublished music scores, and describes Schuman's role at
the helm of the Juilliard School of Music and Lincoln Center.
752pgs. • 2011
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105220 ATLANTIC SHORELINES: Natural History and
Ecology
Bertness, Mark D.
An introduction to the natural history and ecology of shoreline
communities on the East Coast of North America. Bertness
examines how distinctive communities of plants and animals
are generated on rocky shores and in salt marshes, mangroves, and soft sediment beaches. 431pgs. • 2006
◆ • Princeton • P • $62.95 / $39.98
✪ 157861 THE BEDSIDE BOOK OF
BEASTS: A Wildlife Miscellany
Gibson, Graeme
In this stunning companion to the internationally bestselling Bedside Book of
Birds, Graeme Gibson gathers works of
art and literature from all eras and cultures that capture the power, grace, and
inventiveness of both predators and
their natural prey. 384pgs. • 2009
◆ • Doubleday • C • $35.00 / $9.98
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133430 THE BEAK OF THE FINCH: A
Story of Evolution in Our Time
Weiner, Jonathan
On a desert island in the heart of the
Galapagos archipelago, where Darwin
received his first inklings of the theory of
evolution, two scientists have spent
decades proving that Darwin did not know
the strength of his own theory. In this dramatic story of groundbreaking scientific
research, Jonathan Weiner follows these scientists as they
watch Darwin's finches and come up with a new understanding of life itself. 352pgs. • 1995
◆ • Vintage • P • $16.00 / $7.98
125578 BIRDS OF EAST ASIA: China, Taiwan, Korea,
Japan, and Russia
Brazil, Mark
A handy single-volume guide to all the bird species of the
region. Features 234 beautiful color plates and more than 950
color maps covering seasonal habitats and migration routes.
528pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • P • $39.95 / $22.98
140916 BIRDS OF INDIA: Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh,
Bhutan, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives
SECOND EDITION
Grimmett, Richard
The leading field guide to the birds of the Indian subcontinent
-- now thoroughly revised -- covers 1,375 species, including
all residents, migrants, and vagrants. The 226 color plates -73 of which are new to this edition -- depict every species and
many distinct plumages and races. 528pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $39.50 / $21.98
104863 BIRDS OF MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICA
Van Perlo, Ber
The only field guide to illustrate and describe every species of
bird in Central America from Mexico to Panama, including
Belize, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and
Costa Rica. Enhanced by 98 color plates, the guide provides
illustrations of all plumages for the adult males and females as
well as the juveniles of each species. 336pgs. • 2006
◆ • Princeton • P • $29.95 / $15.98
024523 THE BOOK OF NATURALISTS: An Anthology of
the Best Natural History
Beebe, William, ed.
Deals with the development and growth of natural history, with
works by Aristotle, Antony van Leeuwenhoek, Charles Darwin,
and Julian S. Huxley, among others, reflecting on the love of
animals and plants, evolution, classification, and anatomy.
499pgs. • 1988
◆ • Princeton • P • $49.95 / $22.98
157240 COLONIAL BOTANY: Science,
Commerce, and Politics in the Early
Modern World
Schiebinger, Londa & Claudia Swan, eds.
In the early modern world, botany was big
science and big business, critical to
Europe's national and trade ambitions.
Tracing the dynamic relationships among
plants, peoples, states, and economies
over the course of three centuries, this collection of essays offers a lively challenge to a historiography
that has previously depicted the rise of modern botany as a
story of taxonomies and "pure" systems of classification.
352pgs. • 2007
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $24.95 / $9.98
✪ 157799 THE DANCE OF AIR AND SEA: How
Oceans, Weather, and Life Link Together
Taylor, Arnold H.
How can plankton in the sea just off of Western Europe be
affected by changes in the Gulf Stream 4,000 miles away? How
can the temperature of the Pacific Ocean help predict the
yields of maize in Zimbabwe? In this volume, an oceanographer illuminates the powerful forces driving the world's ecosphere, and reveals how ecosystems in water and on land
respond to changes in weather. 288pgs. • 2011
125714 BIRDS OF PERU
REVISED & UPDATED EDITION
Schulenberg, Thomas S., et al.
The most complete and authoritative field guide to the diverse,
neotropical landscape of Peru. It features every one of the
country's 1,817 bird species in 307 superb, high-quality color
plates. 664pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $45.00 / $23.98
104833 HAWKS FROM EVERY ANGLE: How to Identify
Raptors in Flight
Liguori, Jerry
Featuring 339 striking color photos on 68 color plates and 32
black & white photos, this volume presents a host of meticulously crafted pictures for each of the 19 species it covers in detail -the species most common to migration sites throughout the US
and Canada. All aspects of raptor identification are discussed,
including plumage, shape, and flight style. 129pgs. • 2005
◆ • Princeton • P • $19.95 / $9.98
111734 ONE MAN'S OWL
Heinrich, Bernd
The engaging chronicle of how the author and a great horned
owl nicknamed "Bubo" came to know one another over three
summers spent in the Maine woods, and of how Bubo eventually grew into an independent hunter. 240pgs. • 1993
◆ • Princeton • P • $28.95 / $11.98
127041 PARROTS OF THE WORLD
Forshaw, Joseph Michael
Covers all 356 species and well-differentiated subspecies of
parrots. It features 146 superb color plates, as well as
detailed, facing-page species accounts that describe key identification features, distribution, subspeciation, habitat, and
status. 336pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $29.95 / $17.98
104865 RAPTORS OF THE WORLD
Ferguson-Lees, James & David Christie
A unique identification guide to all the world's raptors, with
118 color plates showing 338 species both in flight and
perched. Color distribution maps are included for every
species. 320pgs. • 2006
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $20.98
133215 DARWIN'S LOST WORLD: The
Hidden History of Animal Life
Brasier, Martin
Hidden in the depths of the early history of
life is a great mystery: something happened
around the beginning of the Cambrian period that produced many of the precursors of
animals we know today -- yet scientists
don't really know what provided that spark.
In this vibrantly written book, a leading
paleontologist takes us into the deep, dark ages of the
Precambrian to explore the enigma. 288pgs. • 2010
112315 DINOSAURS: A Concise Natural History
Fastovsky, David E. & David B. Weishampel
This introduction to the study of dinosaurs for non-specialists
is designed to excite readers about science by using dinosaurs
to illustrate and discuss geology, natural history, and evolution.
It introduces a range of aspects of the natural sciences, including fundamental concepts in evolutionary biology, physiology,
life history, and systematics. 394pgs. • 2009
◆ • Cambridge • P • $82.00 / $37.98
157232 THE EMPEROR OF NATURE: Charles-Lucien
Bonaparte and His World
Stroud, Patricia Tyson
Called the father of American descriptive ornithology, CharlesLucien Bonaparte -- a nephew of Napoleon -- compiled the
monumental American Ornithology: or, The Natural History of
Birds Inhabiting the United States. Based extensively on
archival sources, including many unpublished letters still in
the possession of the Bonaparte family, this is the first biography ever written of this fascinating figure. 400pgs. • 2000
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $49.95 / $7.98
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109570 THE BEAGLE LETTERS
BURKHARDT, FREDERICK, ED.
Darwin, Charles
Charles Darwin's voyage on the HMS Beagle is both a gripping adventure story and a turning point in the making of the
modern world. Brought together here in chronological
order, the letters he wrote and received during his trip provide a first-hand account of a voyage of discovery that was as
much personal as intellectual. 544pgs. • 2008
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140908 THE ORIGIN THEN AND
NOW: An Interpretive Guide to The
Origin of Species
Reznick, David N.
An indispensable primer for anyone
seeking to understand Darwin's Origin
of Species and the ways it has shaped
the modern study of evolution. Reznick
shows how many of the work's apparent peculiarities can be explained by
the state of science in 1859, and demonstrates why Darwin's
theory unifies the biological sciences under a single conceptual framework much as Newton did for physics.
448pgs. • 2011
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111381 EXTINCTION: How Life on Earth Nearly Ended
250 Million Years Ago
Erwin, Douglas H.
Some 250 million years ago, in the greatest biological crisis in
the history of our planet, around 95 percent of all living
species died out. Here, the world's foremost authority on the
subject provides a fascinating overview of the evidence for and
against a whole host of hypotheses concerning this cataclysmic
event that unfolded at the end of the Permian. 320pgs. • 2008
◆ • Princeton • P • $25.95 / $9.98
✪ 157481 FIFTY ANIMALS THAT CHANGED THE
COURSE OF HISTORY
Chaline, Eric
In this beautifully presented guide to the animals that have
had the greatest impact on human civilization, more than
150 elegant drawings, photographs, and paintings, as well
as excerpts from literature, accompany the stories of the
horse, dog, rat, whale, reindeer, beaver, flea, leech, dodo,
falcon, oyster, shark, and more. 224pgs. • 2011
◆ • Firefly • C • $29.95 / $7.98
133899 FROGS AND TOADS OF THE
WORLD
Mattison, Chris
Stunningly illustrated throughout with 200
color photographs, this one-of-a-kind
book traces the evolution and classification of frogs and toads, providing detailed
information about each of the 49 unique
families and highlighting distinctive and
notable species. 192pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • C • $29.95 / $15.98
088601 IGUANAS: Biology and
Conservation
Alberts, Allison, et al., eds.
Leading experts offer a clear and accessible account of the latest research on the
evolution, behavioral ecology, and conservation of these increasingly endangered
creatures. Illustrated with photographs,
maps, tables, and figures, this volume will
be the definitive resource for anyone interested in iguanas. 373pgs. • 2004
◆ • California • C • $68.95 / $24.98
111732 INFECTIOUS DISEASE ECOLOGY: Effects of
Ecosystems on Disease and of Disease on Ecosystems
Ostfeld, Richard S., et al.
Gathering thirteen essays by forty leading experts, this book
develops an integrated framework for understanding where
infectious diseases come from, what ecological factors influence their impact, and how they in turn influence ecosystem
dynamics. 506pgs. • 2008
◆ • Princeton • P • $65.00 / $31.98
154712 THE KINGDOM OF FUNGI
Petersen, Jens H.
An intimate look at the world's astonishing variety of fungi
species, from cup fungi and lichens to truffles and tooth fungi,
clubs and corals, and jelly fungi and puffballs. This beautifully
illustrated book features more than 800 stunning color photographs as well as a concise text that describes the biology and
ecology of fungi, fungal morphology, where fungi grow, and
human interactions with and uses of fungi. 272pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • C • $29.95 / $14.98
127683 THE LONG THAW: How Humans Are Changing
the Next 100,000 Years of Earth's Climate
Archer, David
Shows how just a few centuries of fossil-fuel use will cause not
only a climate storm that will last a few hundred years, but dramatic climate changes that will endure for thousands. By comparing the global warming projection for the next century to
natural climate changes of the distant past, and then looking
into the future far beyond the usual scientific and political
horizon of the year 2100, Archer reveals the hard truths of the
long-term climate forecast. 192pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $16.95 / $7.98
133044 LOST LAND OF THE DODO: The Ecological
History of Mauritius, Reunion, and Rodrigues
Cheke, Anthony & Julian P. Hume
The Mascarene Islands of the Indian Ocean were once
home to an extraordinary range of birds and reptiles: giant
tortoises, parrots, skinks, geckos, burrowing boas, flightless rails and herons, and, most famously, dodos. This fascinating book, featuring Julian Hume's superb color illustrations, provides the first full ecological history of the
islands and its bygone fauna. 480pgs. • 2008
◆ • Yale • C • $55.00 / $12.98
127718 THE MINER'S CANARY: Unraveling the
Mysteries of Extinction
Eldredge, Niles
How is our fate linked to that of the earth's other creatures?
Does human activity accelerate extinction? In an elegantly written account of the widespread reduction of the world's
wildlife, Niles Eldredge examines humankind's role in the
larger life cycles of the earth and sets forth a provocative general theory of extinction. 272pgs. • 1994
◆ • Princeton • P • $42.00 / $14.98
154679 ODD COUPLES: Extraordinary Differences
Between the Sexes in the Animal Kingdom
Fairbairn, Daphne J.
While we joke that men are from Mars and women are from
Venus, our gender differences can't compare to those of other
animals. From the fields of Spain to the deep oceans, evolutionary
biologist Daphne Fairbairn uncovers the unique and bizarre characteristics -- in size, behavior, ecology, and life history -- that exist
in these remarkable species and the special strategies they use to
maximize reproductive success. 328pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • C • $27.95 / $11.98
PARASITES
✪ 157491 PARASITE REX: Inside the Bizarre World
of Nature's Most Dangerous Creatures
Zimmer, Carl
Traveling from the steamy jungles of Costa Rica to the parasite-riddled war zone of southern Sudan, Zimmer introduces an array of amazing creatures that invade their hosts,
prey on them from within, and control their behavior. He
also vividly describes parasites that can change DNA, rewire
the brain, make men more distrustful and women more outgoing, and turn hosts into the living dead. 320pgs. • 2001
◆ • Atria • P • $15.99 / $6.98
126185 WHAT'S EATING YOU?:
People and Parasites
Kaplan, Eugene H.
Informative, frequently lurid, and
hugely entertaining, this beautifully
illustrated book narrates the author's
rue and harrowing tales of adventures
with parasites, and provides a parasitologist's insights into the intimately
interwoven lives of human and animal
hosts and their uninvited guests. 320pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • C • $26.95 / $15.98
✪ 154911 ON GAIA: A Critical
Investigation of the Relationship
Between Life and Earth
Tyrrell, Toby
First proposed in the 1970s, James
Lovelock's Gaia hypothesis posits that
life itself has intervened in the regulation of the planetary environment in
order to keep it stable and favorable
for life. Examining the scientific evidence, Toby Tyrrell concludes that feedback systems on
Earth do not provide robust protection against the environment becoming uninhabitable -- or against poor stewardship by us. 320pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • C • $35.00 / $17.98
154548 PTEROSAURS: Natural History, Evolution,
Anatomy
Witton, Mark P.
This one-of-a-kind book covers the discovery history, paleobiogeography, anatomy, and behaviors of more than 130
species of pterosaur, and also discusses their demise at the
end of the Mesozoic. It features some 200 stunning illustrations, including original paintings and photos of rarely seen
fossils. 304pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • C • $35.00 / $15.98
✪ 041183 THE SKEPTICAL
ENVIRONMENTALIST: Measuring the
Real State of the World
Lomborg, Bjorn
Lomborg offers a fresh perspective to the
debate and challenges the view that we
are destroying our planet irrevocably by
exploding the widely propagated myth
that the state of the environment continues to spiral downwards beyond our control. He supports his arguments with over 2500 footnotes,
allowing readers to check his sources. 540pgs. • 2001
◆ • Cambridge • P • $32.99 / $9.98
157203 TREES OF PENNSYLVANIA: A Complete
Reference Guide
Rhoads, Ann Fowler, et al.
Written by botanists from the official arboretum of the
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, this is the most comprehensive, authoritative, and accessible field and natural history guide to the state's tree life. It covers all of
Pennsylvania's 195 trees, both native and naturalized; each
species is described in a concise, tabular format that
includes the characteristics of leaves, branches, bark, flowers, and fruits. 416pgs. • 2004
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $59.95 / $18.98
080315 WHEN LIFE NEARLY DIED: The Greatest Mass
Extinction of All Time
Benton, Michael
At the end of the Permian period, 251 million years ago, 90
percent of life was destroyed, including saber-toothed reptiles
and vast numbers of fish and other marine species. Was the
end-Permian event caused by the impact of a huge meteorite
or comet, or by prolonged volcanic eruption? This volume surveys the evidence and provides a tentative verdict. 336pgs. •
2005
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105044 WHY SEX MATTERS: A
Darwinian Look at Human Behavior
Low, Bobbi S.
Why are primate males usually the aggressors and risk takers? Why do women typically have fewer sexual partners? Why is
incest taboo? Bobbi Low ranges from
ancient Rome to modern America, and
from single-celled organisms to international politics, to show that these and
many other questions about human behavior reflect the basic principle that all organisms have evolved
to maximize their reproductive success. 432pgs. • 2001
◆ • Princeton • P • $45.00 / $19.98
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Interaction Networks and Colony
Behavior
Gordon, Deborah
Ant colonies operate without a central
control or hierarchy, and no ant directs
another. Instead, ants decide what to do
based on the rate, rhythm, and pattern
of individual encounters and interactions, resulting in a dynamic network
that coordinates the functions of the colony. In this volume,
Gordon provides a revealing and accessible look into ant
behavior from this complex systems perspective. 184pgs. •
2010
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AMERICA: A Guide to Identification and Natural
History
Wagner, David L.
A compact guide to nearly 700 caterpillars east of the
Mississippi, from forest pests to garden guests and economically important species. The guide provides full-page
species accounts -- with images of the adult insects -- for
nearly 400 species, plus succinct coverage of distribution
and other vital information. Includes 1,200 color photos
and 24 line drawings. 496pgs. • 2005
◆ • Princeton • P • $29.95 / $17.98
140922 DRAGONFLIES AND DAMSELFLIES OF THE
EAST
Paulson, Dennis
The first fully illustrated guide to all 336 dragonfly and damselfly species of eastern North America, from the rivers of
Manitoba to the Florida cypress swamps. Species accounts
describe key identification features, distribution, flight season, similar species, habitat, and natural history. 576pgs. •
2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $29.95 / $14.98
104331 GARDEN INSECTS OF
NORTH AMERICA: The Ultimate
Guide to Backyard Bugs
Cranshaw, Whitney
The most comprehensive and userfriendly guide to the common insects
and mites affecting yard and garden.
With full-color photos and concise,
clear, scientifically accurate text, it
describes 1,420 species, including
crickets, katydids, fruit flies, mealybugs, moths, maggots,
borers, aphids, ants, bees, and many other pests. 672pgs. •
2004
◆ • Princeton • P • $29.95 / $17.98
140978 WHY SIZE MATTERS:
From Bacteria to Blue Whales
Bonner, John Tyler
Because tiny creatures are subject primarily to forces of cohesion and larger
beasts to gravity, a fly can easily walk up
a wall, something we humans cannot
even begin to imagine doing. Examining
the giants and dwarfs of the human, animal, and plant worlds, Bonner examines how the physics of size affects biology, how size has
evolved over geological time, and the role of size in the function and longevity of living things. 176pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $12.95 / $6.98
051930 WILD CHINA
PHOTOS BY NIGEL HICKS
MacKinnon, John
A survey of the natural treasures of China,
from the peaks of Mount Everest to the
world's second lowest point in the Turpan
Basin, from rain forests to the arid deserts.
Includes chapters on each of the country's
major ecological regions illustrated with
400 color photos. 208pgs. • 1996
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✪ 157725 THE AESTHETIC MIND:
Philosophy and Psychology
Schellekens, Elisabeth & Peter Goldie,
eds.
Why do we engage with things aesthetically and why do we create art? Does art or
aesthetic experience have a function or
functions? The contributors to this volume
break new ground in bringing together
empirical sciences and philosophy to
enhance our understanding of aesthetics and the experience
of art. 420pgs. • 2012
128464 ANCIENT SCEPTICISM
Thorsrud, Harald
An engaging, rigorous introduction to the central themes,
arguments, and general concerns of ancient Scepticism, from
its beginnings with Pyrrho of Elis (ca. 360 BC -ca. 270 BC) to
the writings of Sextus Empiricus in the second century AD.
264pgs. • 2009
◆ • California • P • $30.95 / $9.98
104364 AUTHORITY AND ESTRANGEMENT: An Essay on
Self-Knowledge
Moran, Richard
Since Socrates, the problem of self-knowledge has been central to philosophy, but today the idea of "first-person authority" is under challenge from a number of directions. In this
strikingly original and psychologically nuanced exploration of
the contrasting ideals of relations to oneself and relations to
others, Moran argues for a reconception of the first-person
and its claims. 256pgs. • 2001
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $21.98
152466 BLIND SPOTS: Why We
Fail to Do What's Right and What to
Do about It
Bazerman, Max H. &
Ann E. Tenbrunsel
A pair of leading business ethicists
examine the ways we overestimate our
ability to do what is right and how we
act unethically without meaning to.
From the collapse of Enron and corruption in the tobacco industry and the downfall of Bernard
Madoff, the authors investigate the nature of ethical failures
in the business world and beyond, and illustrate how we
can bridge the gap between who we are and who we want
to be. 208pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $16.95 / $6.98
JACQUES DERRIDA
152999 APPARITIONS - OF DERRIDA'S OTHER
Saghafi, Kas
Addressing Derrida's readings of Husserl, Levinas, Barthes,
Blanchot, and Nancy, among other thinkers, and ranging
across art, literature, philosophy, and religion, this book
explores the apparitions of the other by attending to the
mode of appearing or coming on the scene, the phenomenality and visibility of the other. 200pgs. • 2010
◆ • Fordham • P • $30.00 / $12.98
152022 WHO WAS JACQUES
DERRIDA?: An Intellectual
Biography
Mikics, David
In the first full-scale appraisal of
Derrida's career, his influence, and his
philosophical roots, David Mikics succinctly defines Derrida's vision of philosophy. While pointing out the flaws of
that vision and Derrida's betrayal of his
most adamantly expounded beliefs, Mikics ultimately concludes that "Derrida was neither so brilliantly right nor so
badly wrong as his enthusiasts and critics, respectively,
claimed." 296pgs. • 2010
◆ • Yale • P • $24.00 / $7.98
021352 COLLECTED DIALOGUES OF PLATO
Plato
This edition of Plato's dialogues and letters includes editorial
notes prefacing each dialogue as well as an introductory essay
on Plato's philosophy and writing. 1743pgs. • 1989
◆ • Princeton • C • $55.00 / $28.98
✪ 157713 COLLECTIVE RATIONALITY:
Equilibrium in Cooperative Games
Weirich, Paul
By extending the theory of rationality to
groups, this book reveals the characteristics that make an act evaluable for rationality and the way rationality's evaluation of
an act responds to the type of control its
agent exercises over the act. 288pgs. •
2012
039498 THE COMPLETE WORKS OF ARISTOTLE,
VOLUME 1: The Revised Oxford Translation
Barnes, Jonathan, ed.
The Oxford Translation, originally published between 1912
and 1954, is universally recognized as the standard English
version of Aristotle. This revised edition contains the substance of the original, slightly emended in light of recent
scholarship. 1250pgs. • 1984
◆ • Princeton • C • $52.50 / $26.98
153002 CORPUS
Nancy, Jean-Luc & Richard A. Rand
How have we thought the body? How can we think it anew? The
body of mortal creatures, the body politic, the body of letters
and of laws, the mystical body of Christ -- all these and more
are incorporated in the word "corpus," the title and topic of
Jean-Luc Nancy's masterwork. This edition includes five closely related recent pieces dedicated in large part to the legacy of
the mind-body problem formulated by Descartes. 208pgs. •
2008
◆ • Fordham • P • $25.00 / $6.98
✪ 111466 CUNNING
Herzog, Don
Ever wish you were cleverer, more able to cut corners without getting caught? With pointedly mischievous prose,
Herzog explores what it means to be cunning by drawing on
a colorful range of sources: tales of Odysseus; texts from
Machiavelli; pamphlets from early modern England; salesmen's newsletters; Christian apologetics; philosophical
treatises; detective novels; and more. 197pgs. • 2008
◆ • Princeton • P • $26.95 / $9.98
✪ 157801 THE DEVELOPMENT OF MODERN LOGIC
Haaparanta, Leila, ed.
A comprehensive history of modern logic from the Middle
Ages through the end of the 20th century. In addition to providing a history of symbolic logic, the contributors also examine developments in the philosophy of logic and philosophical
logic in modern times. 1008pgs. • 2009
152591 DRAWING MORALS: Essays in Ethical Theory
Hurka, Thomas
These essays in moral and political philosophy address a wide
variety of topics, from the well-rounded life and the value of
playing games to proportionality in war and the ethics of
nationalism. They aim to illuminate the surprising richness
and subtlety of our everyday moral thought by revealing its
underlying structure. In limited supply. 288pgs. • 2011
135912 ERNST CASSIRER: The Last Philosopher of
Culture
Skidelsky, Edward
The first English-language intellectual biography of a leading
figure on the Weimar intellectual scene. Skidelsky presents
Cassirer, the author of The Philosophy of Symbolic Forms, as
a defender of the liberal ideal of culture in an increasingly
fragmented world, and as someone who grappled with the
opposing forces of scientific positivism and romantic vitalism.
304pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $15.98
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041079 ELEMENTS OF THE
PHILOSOPHY OF RIGHT
Hegel, G. W. F.
Hegel's last major published work
attempts to systematize ethical theory,
natural right, the philosophy of law, political theory, and the sociology of the modern state into the framework of his philosophy of history. 514pgs. • 1991
◆ • Cambridge • P •
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049280 THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO KANT
Guyer, Paul, ed.
The most systematic and comprehensive account of the full
range of Kant's writings, and the first major overview of his
work to be published in more than a dozen years. An international team of Kant scholars explore Kant's conceptual
revolution in epistemology, metaphysics, philosophy of science, moral and political philosophy, aesthetics, and the
philosophy of religion. 496pgs. • 1992
◆ • Cambridge • P • $45.00 / $22.98
023878 HEGEL'S INTRODUCTION TO THE LECTURES
ON THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY
T. M. KNOX & A. V. MILLER, TRANS.
Hegel, G. W. F.
A translation based on Hoffmeister's text of 1940 and
Michelet's first edition. 193pgs. • 1987
041085 CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON
THE CAMBRIDGE EDITION OF THE WORKS OF IMMANUEL KANT
Kant, Immanuel
The most accurate and informative English translation of
Kant's most important work in both the 1781 and 1787 editions. All Kant's handwritten emendations and marginal
notes from his own personal copy reproduced for the first
time in any edition, German or English. 785pgs. • 1999
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132893 ETHICS AND ANIMALS: An Introduction
Gruen, Lori
In this comprehensive introduction to animal ethics, Lori
Gruen provides a survey of the issues central to human-animal
relations and a reasoned new perspective on current key
debates in the field. She explores a range of theoretical positions and poses challenging questions that directly encourage
readers to develop a defensible position regarding their own
practices. 250pgs. • 2011
◆ • Cambridge • P • $28.99 / $17.98
148129 THE EVIDENT CONNEXION: Hume on Personal
Identity
Strawson, Galen
A new reading of Hume's "bundle theory" of the self or mind,
and of his later rejection of it. Galen Strawson argues that the
bundle theory does not claim that there are no subjects of
experience, but simply that we have no empirically respectable
reason to believe in the existence of a persisting subject, or a
mind that is more than a series of experiences. 192pgs. •
2011
105201 EVIL IN MODERN THOUGHT:
An Alternative History of Philosophy
Neiman, Susan
Whether expressed in theological or secular terms, evil confronts philosophy with
fundamental questions. Neiman argues
that these questions impelled modern philosophy, concluding that two basic stances
run through modern thought. One, from
Rousseau to Arendt, insists that morality
demands we make evil intelligible. The other, from Voltaire to
Adorno, insists that morality demands that we do not. 376pgs.
• 2004
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✪ 157783 HAVING IN MIND: The Philosophy of
Keith Donnellan
Almog, Joseph & Paolo Leonardi, eds.
One of the founding fathers of contemporary philosophy of
language, Keith Donnellan was and is an extremely creative
thinker whose insights have reached into metaphysics, action
theory, the history of philosophy, and the philosophy of mind
and language. This volume collects the best critical essays on
Donnellan's forty-year body of work. 256pgs. • 2012
152112 INSURMOUNTABLE
SIMPLICITIES: Thirty-Nine
Philosophical Conundrums
Casati, Roberto & Achille Varzi
Why do mirrors seem to invert left and
right but not up and down? How do we
know whether strawberries taste the same
for everyone? This volume of stories, dialogues, and epistolary exchanges explores
a variety of philosophical themes -- including personal identity, causality and responsibility, the paradoxes of time and space, the interface between logic and language
-- in captivating and inventive ways. 144pgs. • 2006
◆ • Columbia • C • $65.00 / $7.98
047691 GROUNDWORK OF THE
METAPHYSICS OF MORALS
GREGOR, MARY J., ET AL., EDS.
Kant, Immanuel
Ranks alongside Plato's Republic and
Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics as one
of the most profound and influential
works in moral philosophy. In Kant's
words, its aim is to search for and
establish the supreme principle of
morality, the categorical imperative. This edition uses
Gregor's translation of the text, with an introduction by
Korsgaard examining and explaining Kant's argument.
120pgs. • 1998
▲ • Cambridge • P • $19.00 / $8.98
051647 THE METAPHYSICS OF MORALS
GREGOR, MARY, ET AL., EDS.
Kant, Immanuel
Kant's major work in applied moral philosophy, in which he
deals with the basic principles of rights and of virtues. It
comprises two parts: the "Doctrine of Right," which deals
with the rights that people have or can acquire, and the
"Doctrine of Virtue," which deals with the virtues they ought
to acquire. 278pgs. • 1996
◆ • Cambridge • P • $24.99 / $11.98
041139 POLITICAL WRITINGS
Kant, Immanuel
Revised edition with three newly translated texts, extended
bibliography, and postscript. General introduction shows
Kant's aim to have been to establish the philosophical principles on which a just and lasting world peace could be
based. 311pgs. • 1991
◆ • Cambridge • P • $27.99 / $16.98
031024 PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY
THE CAMBRIDGE EDITION OF THE WORKS OF
IMMANUEL KANT
Kant, Immanuel
The first comprehensive English translation of all of Kant's moral and political
philosophy writings. As well as the
Groundwork to the Metaphysics of
Morals, the Critique of Practical Reason,
the Metaphysics of Morals, and Toward
Perpetual Peace, the volume includes shorter essays and
reviews, some of which have never been translated before.
668pgs. • 1996
◆ • Cambridge • P • $49.00 / $30.98
✪ 157785 THE LAW-GOVERNED
UNIVERSE
Roberts, John T.
Presents and defends a radically new theory of laws of nature, the Measurability
Account. Though consistent with a
Humean ontology, Roberts's theory differs
sharply from the most influential Humean
theory of laws, David Lewis's Best-System
Analysis. 420pgs. • 2012
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ARGUMENTS
Fisher, Alec
This expanded edition explains a distinctive method for analyzing and evaluating
arguments. Utilizing a wide variety of
examples, it aims to help students to think
critically about the kind of sustained, theoretical arguments that they commonly
encounter in their studies, including arguments about the natural world, society, policy, and philosophy.
236pgs. • 2004
◆ • Cambridge • P • $31.99 / $14.98
✪ 157790 THE MEANING OF DISGUST
McGinn, Colin
Disgust has a strong claim to be a distinctively human emotion. But what is it to be disgusting? What unifies the class
of disgusting things? In this volume, Colin McGinn sets out
to analyze the content of disgust, arguing that life and death
are implicit in its meaning. 264pgs. • 2011
049179 MORAL AND POLITICAL ESSAYS
COOPER, JOHN M. & J. F. PROCOPE, EDS. & TRANS.
Seneca, Lucius Annaeus
Clear, contemporary translations of Seneca's most important
essays on ethics - "On Anger," "On Mercy," "On the Private
Life," and the first four books of "On Favours" - illuminate the
working mind of this classical Stoic thinker. Includes a useful
Introduction describing Seneca's life and career and explaining important aspects of Stoic moral, political, and social philosophy. 324pgs. • 1995
◆ • Cambridge • P • $36.99 / $21.98
125765 MORAL CLARITY: A Guide for Grown-up
Idealists
Neiman, Susan
In this profound and powerful book, Susan Neiman reclaims
the vocabulary of morality -- good and evil, heroism and nobility -- as a lingua franca for the 21st century. In constructing a
framework for taking responsible action, she reaches back to
the 18th century to retrieve values that were esteemed by the
thinkers of the Enlightenment. 480pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $13.98
SØREN KIERKEGAARD
038472 CONCLUDING UNSCIENTIFIC POSTSCRIPTS TO
PHILOSOPHICAL FRAGMENTS, VOLUME 1
HONG, HOWARD V. & EDNA H. HONG, EDS. & TRANS.
Kierkegaard, Soren
Intended by Kierkegaard to be his concluding work as an
author, these essays deal with what it takes to be a real
Christian and examine the truth of Christianity as an objective
issue. 630pgs. • 1992
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038657 CONCLUDING UNSCIENTIFIC POSTSCRIPTS TO
PHILOSOPHICAL FRAGMENTS, VOLUME 2
HONG, HOWARD V. & EDNA H. HONG, EDS. & TRANS.
Kierkegaard, Soren
345pgs. • 1992
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104772 THE ESSENTIAL KIERKEGAARD
Hong, Howard V. & Edna H. Hong, eds.
The most comprehensive anthology of Kierkegaard's works
ever assembled in English. The selections represent every
major aspect of Kierkegaard's extraordinary career and reveal
the powerful mix of philosophy, psychology, theology, and literary criticism that made him one of the most compelling
writers of the 19th century. 544pgs. • 2000
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $17.98
038394 FEAR AND TREMBLING / REPETITION:
Kierkegaard's Writings, VI
Kierkegaard, Soren
Kierkegaard discusses the profound implications of the unity
of personhood and of identity within change -- the repetition
that creates the rebirth of God in the heart of man, brings the
eternal into the present, and allows the past to retain its meaning. 420pgs. • 1983
▲ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $17.98
154368 FEAR AND TREMBLING AND THE SICKNESS
UNTO DEATH
Kierkegaard, Søren
Walter Lowrie's acclaimed translation of two of Kierkegaard's
most crucial works. Fear and Trembling addresses the story of
Abraham and Isaac to explore a faith that transcends the ethical, persists in the face of the absurd, and meets its reward in
the return of all that the faithful one is willing to sacrifice,
while The Sickness Unto Death examines the spiritual anxiety
of despair. 504pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • P • $14.95 / $7.98
104956 THE HUMOR OF KIERKEGAARD: An Anthology
EDITED BY THOMAS C. ODEN
Kierkegaard, Søren
Kierkegaard not only explored comic perception to its depths but
also practiced the art of comedy as astutely as any writer of his
time. This collection shows how his theory of comedy is integrated into his practice of comic perception, and how both are integral to his entire authorship. 304pgs. • 2004
◆ • Princeton • P • $28.95 / $12.98
087393 KIERKEGAARD: FEAR AND
TREMBLING
Evans, C. Stephen & Sylvia Walsh, eds.
A new translation of Kierkegaard's challenge to the German universalists and idealists, argued through an exploration of
the story of Abraham and Isaac.
Pondering the many questions the story
raises about belief, moral obligation, and
sin, Kierkegaard concludes that faith is
both paradoxical and irrational, and cannot be understood by
reason or in conventional moral terms. 190pgs. • 2006
◆ • Cambridge • P • $22.99 / $12.98
038480 PHILOSOPHICAL FRAGMENTS / JOHANNES
CLIMACUS
Kierkegaard, Soren
Written under the pseudonym Johannes Climacus,
Kierkegaard contrasts the paradoxes of Christianity with Greek
and modern philosophical thinking, exploring the implications of venturing beyond the Socratic understanding of truth.
371pgs. • 1985
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154550 THE SEDUCER'S DIARY
Kierkegaard, Søren
This work, a chapter from Kierkegaard's
first major volume, Either/Or, springs from
his relationship with his fiancée, Regine
Olsen. "In the vast literature of love,"
observes John Updike in his Foreword,
"The Seducer's Diary is an intricate curiosity -- a feverishly intellectual attempt to
reconstruct an erotic failure as a pedagogic
success, a wound masked as a boast." 232pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • P • $12.95 / $6.98
154361 A SHORT LIFE OF
KIERKEGAARD
Lowrie, Walter
In this classic biography, Walter Lowrie
presents a charming and warmly appreciative introduction to the life and work of
the great Danish writer. Lowrie relates the
story of Kierkegaard's emotionally turbulent life with a keen sense of drama and
an acute understanding of how his life
shaped his thought. 320pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • P • $16.95 / $8.98
038892 WORKS OF LOVE
Kierkegaard, Soren
An illuminating analysis of the forms and sources of love. Love
as feeling and mood is distinguished from works of love, love
of the lovable from love of the unlovely, preferential love from
love as the royal law, love as mutual egotism from triangular
love, and erotic love from self-giving love. 561pgs. • 1998
◆ • Princeton • P • $39.95 / $22.98
F R I E D R I C H N I ET Z S C H E
032017 THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO
NIETZSCHE
Magnus, Bernd, & Kathleen M. Higgins, eds.
Provides a chronologically organized introduction to and
summary of Nietzsche's published works, essays on the
appropriation and misappropriation of his writings, and a
group of essays exploring the nature of Nietzsche's philosophy and its relation to the modern and postmodern world.
403pgs. • 1996
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087186 NIETZSCHE: THE ANTICHRIST, ECCE HOMO, TWILIGHT OF
THE IDOLS: And Other Writings
Ridley, Aaron, ed.
Combines five of Nietzsche's late works:
The Antichrist, Ecce Homo, Twilight of
the Idols, Nietzsche contra Wagner, and
The Case of Wagner, wherein he takes
on some of his greatest adversaries:
traditional religion, contemporary culture, and his one-time hero, Richard Wagner, with writing
simultaneously critical and creative, revealing his alternative
philosophical vision. 338pgs. • 2005
◆ • Cambridge • P • $28.99 / $15.98
098751 ON THE GENEALOGY OF MORALITY AND
OTHER WRITINGS
ANSELL-PEARSON, KEITH, ED.
Nietzsche, Friedrich
A revised and updated edition of Nietzsche's most important
polemic on ethics and politics, presenting a critique of
moral values and tracing the historical evolution of concepts
such as guilt, conscience, responsibility, law, and justice.
242pgs. • 2006
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144559 MORTAL QUESTIONS
Nagel, Thomas
Beginning by asking questions about
humanity's attitudes towards death, sexual
behavior, social inequality, war, and political power, Nagel pursues a selection of
philosophical problems regarding such
topics as personal identity, consciousness,
freedom, and value. 232pgs. • 2012
◆ • Cambridge • P • $20.99 / $11.98
036791 THE NATURE OF RATIONALITY
Nozick, Robert
In an exploration of rationality of decision and belief, shows
how principles function in daily thinking and in efforts to live
peacefully and productively with one another, explaining how
misconceptions have resulted in philosophical problems.
226pgs. • 1995
◆ • Princeton • P • $32.95 / $14.98
155354 OF MEN AND MANNERS:
Essays Historical and Philosophical
Quinton, Anthony
The first part of this collection of writings
by one of the wittiest and most versatile
philosophers of his generation ranges over
the last four hundred years of intellectual
history, discussing such thinkers as Francis
Bacon, Spinoza, Coleridge, Kant, Hegel,
Quine, and Ayer. In the second part,
Quinton discusses freedom, morality, politics, language, culture, and the relation between humans and animals. 288pgs.
• 2012
153025 ON THE ANARCHY OF POETRY AND
PHILOSOPHY: A Guide for the Unruly
Bruns, Gerald L.
In this provocative study, Bruns argues that the culture of modernism is a kind of anarchist community, where the work of
art is apt to be as much an event or experience -- or, indeed,
an alternative form of life -- as a formal object. In modern
writing, he finds, philosophy and poetry fold into one another.
240pgs. • 2007
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128341 OUT OF EDEN: Adam and Eve and the Problem
of Evil
Kahn, Paul W.
Focusing on the existential roots of evil rather than on the
occasions for its appearance, Kahn argues that evil originates
in man's flight from death. As his interpretations of Genesis
lead him to inquiries into a variety of modern forms of evil -including slavery, torture, and genocide -- he urges us to see
that the opposite of evil is not good, but love: while evil would
master death, love would transcend it. 248pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $11.98
049458 OUTLINES OF SCEPTICISM
Sextus Empiricus
The fullest extant account of ancient scepticism, this work is
also one of our most copious sources of information about
other Hellenistic philosophies. The first part contains an elaborate exposition of the Pyrrhonian variety of scepticism; the
second and third parts argue against "dogmatism" in logic,
epistemology, science, and ethics. 248pgs. • 2000
◆ • Cambridge • P • $33.99 / $20.98
✪ 157778 PERCEPTION, CAUSATION, AND
OBJECTIVITY
Roessler, Johannes, et al., eds.
To be a "commonsense realist" is to hold that perceptual
experience is in general an immediate awareness of mindindependent objects, and a source of direct knowledge of
what such objects are like. The essays in this volume
address such issues as the status of causal requirements on
perception, the causal role of perceptual experience, and
the relation between objective perception and causal thinking. 384pgs. • 2011
125799 PHILOSOPHY AND THE MIRROR OF NATURE
Rorty, Richard
In this volume, which hit the philosophical world like a bombshell when it was first published, Rorty argued that the questions about truth posed by Descartes, Kant, Hegel, and modern
epistemologists and philosophers of language were unanswerable and, moreover, were irrelevant to serious social and cultural inquiry. The book remains a must-read for its insight into
what philosophers can and cannot do to help us understand
and improve the world. 472pgs. • 2008
▲ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $21.98
PRAGMATISM
✪ 133287 NEW PRAGMATISTS
Misak, Cheryl, ed.
Pragmatism is the view that our philosophical concepts must
be connected to our practices, that philosophy must stay
connected to first order inquiry, real examples, and real-life
expertise. In this volume, David Bakhurst, Arthur Fine, Ian
Hacking and other contemporary practitioners explore what
the tradition has to offer in today's world. 204pgs. • 2009
117041 PRAGMATISM: A Reader
Menand, Louis
Since its birth was announced in 1898 by William James,
pragmatism has played a vital role in almost every area of
American intellectual and cultural life, inspiring judges,
educators, politicians, poets, and social prophets. This volume collects the major texts of the school, from William
James and John Dewey to Richard Rorty and Cornel West.
560pgs. • 1997
◆ • Vintage • P • $18.00 / $7.98
131862 THE PRAGMATISM
READER: From Peirce through the
Present
Talisse, Robert & Scott Aikin
This anthology includes works by the
founders of pragmatism, including
Charles Peirce, William James, and John
Dewey, as well as seminal writings by
mid-20th-century pragmatists such as
Sidney Hook, C. I. Lewis, Nelson
Goodman, Rudolf Carnap, Wilfrid Sellars, and W. V. O.
Quine. Each selection is a stand-alone piece -- not an
excerpt or book chapter -- and each is presented fully
unabridged. 496pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $39.95 / $19.98
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152109 FREEDOM AND NEUROBIOLOGY: Reflections
on Free Will, Language, and Political Power
Searle, John
Argues that consciousness and rationality are both crucial to
our existence and the result of the biological evolution of
our species. Searle examines the problem of free will within the context of a neurobiological conception of consciousness and rationality, and addresses the problem of
political power within this analytical context. 128pgs. •
2006
◆ • Columbia • C • $60.00 / $7.98
148149 MAKING THE SOCIAL
WORLD: The Structure of Human
Civilization
Searle, John R.
Continuing a line of investigation begun
in his earlier book The Construction of
Social Reality, Searle identifies the precise role of language in the creation of
all "institutional facts." He explains
how a single linguistic operation,
repeated over and over, is used to create and maintain the
elaborate structures of human social institutions. 224pgs. •
2011
033311 THE REDISCOVERY OF THE MIND
Searle, John R.
Launching a formidable attack on current orthodoxies in the
philosophy of mind, Searle argues that it is the neglect of
consciousness that has resulted in so much barrenness and
sterility in the disciplines of psychology, philosophy of mind,
and cognitive science. 270pgs. • 1994
▲ • MIT • P • $32.00 / $14.98
041127 THE POLITICS AND THE CONSTITUTION OF
ATHENS
REVISED STUDENT EDITION
Aristotle
Provides the necessary materials for a full understanding of his
work as a political scientist, and places it in the context of his
ethical theory and science of nature. 279pgs. • 1996
◆ • Cambridge • P • $20.99 / $10.98
✪ 157777 PROMISES AND AGREEMENTS:
Philosophical Essays
Sheinman, Hanoch
The first collection of philosophical papers on promises and
agreements. The contributors highlight some of the more
interesting aspects of the ubiquitous social phenomena of
promises and agreements from different philosophical perspectives. 432pgs. • 2011
✪ 157793 REFLECTIONS ON HOW WE LIVE
Baier, Annette
A pioneering moral philosopher here presents a series of
new and recent essays in ethics. In the public sphere, she
enquires into patriotism, what we owe future people, and
what toleration we should have for killing. In the private
sphere, she discusses honesty, self-knowledge, hope, sympathy, and self-trust, and offers personal reflections on
faces, friendship, and alienating affection. 144pgs. • 2010
152127 THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE PHILOSOPHER
Vattimo, Gianni
In this volume, Vattimo confronts questions of science, religion, logic, literature, and truth, and passionately defends the
power of hermeneutics to engage with life's conundrums. He
conjures a clear vision of philosophy as something distinct
from the sciences and the humanities but also intimately connected to their processes. 168pgs. • 2010
◆ • Columbia • C • $60.00 / $9.98
029910 THE SOCIETY OF THE SPECTACLE
Debord, Guy
From its publication in the midst of the social upheavals of the
1960s to the present, these volatile theses have decisively
transformed debates on the shape of modernity, capitalism,
and everyday life in the late 20th century. 154pgs. • 1994
◆ • Zone Books • P • $19.95 / $10.98
153040 SPINOZA ON REASON AND
THE FREE MAN
Yovel, Yirmiyahu & Gideon Segal, eds.
In this volume, Spinoza's understanding
of the relation between reason and passion and the nature of human perfectibility are explored in depth, as is
Spinoza's place within the history of
philosophy and his relation to other
components of early modern thought.
256pgs. • 2004
◆ • Fordham • P • $28.00 / $9.98
058134 A SPINOZA READER: The Ethics and Other
Works
Spinoza, Benedictus de
This collection of Spinoza's works presents the text of his
masterwork, the Ethics, in what is now the standard translation by Edwin Curley. Also included are selections from
other works chosen by Curley to make the Ethics easier to
understand, and a substantial Introduction that gives an
overview of Spinoza's life and the main themes of his philosophy. 352pgs. • 1994
▲ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $19.98
125695 THERAPY OF DESIRE: Theory
and Practice in Hellenistic Ethics
Nussbaum, Martha C.
The Epicureans, Skeptics, and Stoics practiced philosophy not as a detached intellectual discipline, but as a worldly art of
grappling with issues of daily and urgent
human significance. In this engaging book,
Nussbaum examines texts of philosophers
who were committed to a therapeutic paradigm, including Epicurus, Lucretius, Sextus Empiricus,
Chrysippus, and Seneca. 600pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $23.98
145535 THINKING OF OTHERS: On
the Talent for Metaphor
Cohen, Ted
This original meditation on the necessity of
imagination to moral and aesthetic life
argues that the ability to imagine oneself as
another person is an indispensable human
capacity -- as essential to moral awareness
as it is to literary appreciation -- and that
this talent for identification is the same as
the talent for metaphor. 104pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $19.95 / $11.98
PETER
SINGER
140353 THE LIFE YOU CAN SAVE: How to Do Your
Part to End World Poverty
Singer, Peter
For the first time in history, eradicating world poverty is
within our reach. Yet around the world, a billion people
struggle to live each day on less than many of us pay for bottled water. In this volume, a noted philosopher uses ethical
arguments, illuminating examples, and case studies of charitable giving to show that our current response to world
poverty is not only insufficient but morally indefensible.
240pgs. • 2010
◆ • Modern Library • P • $15.00 / $6.98
145039 PETER SINGER AND
CHRISTIAN ETHICS: Beyond
Polarization
Camosy, Charles C.
Philosopher Peter Singer sees himself
as leading a "Copernican Revolution"
against a sanctity of life ethic, while
many Christians associate his work
with a "culture of death." Camosy
shows that this polarized understanding of the two positions is a mistake, and that while their
views on abortion and euthanasia may differ, there is surprising overlap between Christian and Singerite arguments.
286pgs. • 2012
◆ • Cambridge • P • $30.99 / $12.98
152131 THIS INCREDIBLE NEED TO BELIEVE
Kristeva, Julia
"Unlike Freud, I do not claim that religion is just an illusion
and a source of neurosis. The time has come to recognize,
without being afraid of 'frightening' either the faithful or the
agnostics, that the history of Christianity prepared the world
for humanism." So writes Julia Kristeva in this provocative
work, which skillfully upends entrenched ideas about religion
and belief. 136pgs. • 2009
◆ • Columbia • C • $40.00 / $7.98
107462 TIME AND REALISM: Metaphysical and
Antimetaphysical Perspectives
Dolev, Yuval
Does time itself move, or is time's passage merely an illusion?
Yuval Dolev argues that neither position is conclusive, and that
the debate over the reality of time's passage should be seen as
only the first stage in the philosophical investigation of time.
237pgs. • 2007
◆ • MIT • P • $32.00 / $9.98
081384 TIME-FETISHES: The Secret History of
Eternal Recurrence
Lukacher, Ned
Recounts a tradition that runs counter to the dominant tradition in Western metaphysics, which seeks to purify eternity of
its temporal character. From the pre-Socratics to Ovid and
Plotinus, from Shakespeare to Hegel, Schelling, Nietzsche,
Heidegger, and Derrida, Lukacher traces the tradition of eternal recurrence and situates it as the grounding thought of
Western philosophy and literature. 192pgs. • 1999
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153005 CROSSOVER QUERIES:
Dwelling with Negatives, Embodying
Philosophy's Others
Wyschogrod, Edith
Ranging over the thought of Heidegger,
Foucault, Derrida, Levinas, Janicaud,
and others, as well as novels and artworks, music and dance, traditional
Jewish thought and Jain and Buddhist
metaphysics, Wyschogrod's work opens
radically new vistas while remaining mindful that the
philosopher stands within and is responsible to a philosophical legacy conditioned by the negative. 592pgs. •
2006
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156453 SPIRIT IN ASHES: Hegel, Heidegger, and
Man-Made Mass Death
Wyschogrod, Edith
Contemporary phenomena of mass death such as Hiroshima
and Auschwitz have brought with them the threat of annihilation of human life. In this provocative and disturbing
book, Edith Wyschogrod shows that the various manifestations of man-made mass death form a single structure, a
"death-event," which radically alters our understanding of
language, time, and self. 263pgs. • 1990
◆ • Yale • P • $24.00 / $7.98
155378 UNDERSTANDING COUNTERFACTUALS,
UNDERSTANDING CAUSATION: Issues in Philosophy and
Psychology
Hoerl, Christoph, et al., eds.
How are causal judgments such as "The ice on the road
caused the traffic accident" connected with counterfactual
judgments such as "If there had not been any ice on the road,
the traffic accident would not have happened"? This volume
throws new light on this question by uniting, for the first time,
psychological and philosophical approaches to causation and
counterfactuals. 304pgs. • 2012
111568 WHY?: What Happens When
People Give Reasons -- and Why
Tilly, Charles
A distinguished social historian offers a
fascinating look at the way the reasons we
offer every day are dictated by, and help
constitute, social relationships. Written in
an easy-to-read style, the book explores
the manner in which people claim, establish, negotiate, repair, rework, or terminate relations with others through the reasons they give.
202pgs. • 2008
◆ • Princeton • P • $23.95 / $11.98
155380 THE UNITY OF LINGUISTIC MEANING
Collins, John
The problem of the unity of the proposition was one of the
central themes of early analytical philosophy, greatly exercising the minds of Frege, Russell, Wittgenstein, and Ramsey. The
overarching ambition of this examination of the problem is to
strengthen the ties between current linguistics and contemporary philosophy of language in a way that is sensitive to the history of both fields. 216pgs. • 2011
✪ 157691 WORLD WITHOUT WEIGHT: Perspectives on
an Alien Mind
Povinelli, Daniel J.
Are human beings alone in trying to make sense of the world
by postulating theoretical entities to explain how the world
works? Povinelli and his colleagues approach this highly controversial territory by investigating whether chimpanzees wield
roughly the same commonsense ideas about weight that
human do. 384pgs. • 2012
PHOTOGRAPHY
156434 BLACK PANTHERS 1968
Bingham, Howard L.
Working on a story for Life magazine, photographer Howard
Bingham and writer Gilbert Moore followed the Black
Panthers for months, only to have the story pulled due to a disagreement between Moore and the magazine. This volume,
which includes interviews with Bingham and Moore, presents
the historic results of their assignment for the first time.
192pgs. • 2009
◆ • Ammo Books • C • $44.95 / $9.98
✪ 113964 BOB RICHARDSON
Richardson, Terry, ed.
Richardson first began to publish his
powerful, transgressive and emotionally charged black-and-white images
in the high-fashion press of the
1960s, highlighting the new freedoms
and attendant disillusions of the era
in a distinctive, maverick style. This
volume, put together by his son, collects what remains of his original work, much of which was
destroyed over the course of Richardson's unpredictable
career. 352pgs. • 2007
▲ • Damiani • C • $75.00 / $24.98
153099 CARVED BY
TIME: Landscapes of
the Southwest
Rajs, Jake
Jake Rajs's portrait of the
Southwest captures the
natural
beauty
of
Colorado, New Mexico,
Arizona, and Utah. It features such well-known
and heavily visited national parks as Mesa Verde and Black
Canyon in Colorado, Zion and Arches in Utah, the Vermilion
Cliffs in Arizona, and Fort Union National Monument in New
Mexico. 256pgs. • 2010
◆ • Monacelli • C • $75.00 / $16.98
✪ 157560 CHINA WESTERN
Spottorno, Carlos
The Xinjiang region in northwest China is one of the country's least populated zones, but is currently undergoing
increasing environmental stress as a result of intensive
development projects and a massive population explosion.
Today, as this volume testifies, Xinjiang has become an
unfortunate emblem of the world's present troubles.
256pgs. • 2010
◆ • La Fabrica • C • $55.00 / $16.98
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153100 A COMMON
DESTINY: A Photographic
Journey Through a Changing
World
Delsaux, Cedric
Documenting the impact of modern industry and consumerism on
our planet, this volume presents a
hauntingly beautiful vision of a world perched on the edge of an
abyss. Juxtaposing images of pristine wilderness with photos of
mines, abandoned nuclear reactors, large industrial farms, and
spaces that exemplify our increasing distance from nature, the
135 full-color plates urge us to take a more active role in preserving the natural world. 216pgs. • 2009
◆ • Monacelli • C • $75.00 / $12.98
140723 FRAMING THE WEST: The Survey Photographs
of Timothy H. O'Sullivan
Jurovics, Toby, et al.
Trained under Mathew Brady, O'Sullivan accompanied several
government expeditions to the West and produced a body of
beautiful photographs that exhibited a forthright and rigorous
style formed in response to the landscapes he encountered.
This volume, which features previously unpublished and rarely
seen images, offers a new interpretation of O'Sullivan's work
and assesses his influence on the larger photographic canon.
272pgs. • 2010
◆ • Yale • C • $60.00 / $19.98
✪ 157561 GRACIELA ITURBIDE: No Hay Nadie,
There is No-One
Pujol, Oscar
Born in 1942, Graciela Iturbide is Latin America's most
internationally admired photographer. This volume of
black-and-white images presents the Mexican photographer's extended explorations in the north of India over a period of 13 years. 2011pgs. • 72
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142972 KASHGAR: Oasis City on China's Old Silk Road
Michell, George
In the 19th century, the Silk Road city of Kashgar played a central role in the strategic rivalry between Britain and Russia.
Today it remains one of the most complete historical urban centers in China, and its celebrated Sunday market is one of the most
vibrant in central Asia. This book captures Kashgar's extraordinary history and character in stunning color photographs that are
accompanied by informative text. 160pgs. • 2008
◆ • Frances Lincoln • C • $50.00 / $16.98
143570 A KIND OF INFATUATION
Schuh, Gotthard
In the 1930s, Gotthard Schuh was one
of Switzerland's leading photojournalists, an influence on Robert Frank and
many others. Today, he remains among
the great unknowns of European photography. This volume is the first major
overview of his work. 312pgs. • 2009
◆ • Steidl • C • $78.00 / $19.98
060892 NOVAS TRAVESSIAS:
CONTEMPORARY PHOTOGRAPHY
IN BRAZIL
Carvalho, Maria Luiza Melo
Presents the work of 30 photographers who reflect the dynamism and
rich variety of the country's culture
and society. Many of the photographers explore alternatives to traditional photography through technical
experimentation and innovative materials. 191pgs. • 1996
◆ • Verso • P • $25.00 / $7.98
✪ 121254 ROBERT CAPA
THAMES & HUDSON PHOTOFILE
Grenier, Roger & Robert Capa
Handsome and collectable, each volume
in the Photofile series contains some 60
full-page reproductions printed in
superb duotone, together with a critical
introduction, a chronology and a bibliography. 144pgs. • 2009
◆ • Thames & Hudson • P •
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156401 ROBERT CAPA
Whelan, Richard
A comprehensive selection of Capa's work as a war photographer, beginning with his documentation of the horrors
of the Spanish Civil War, continuing through World War II
and the first Arab-Israel conflict, and concluding with the
First Indochina War, in which Capa joined a French regiment and lost his life. 144pgs. • 2012
◆ • Silvana Editoriale • C • $49.95 / $24.98
POLITICAL PH I LOSOPHY
150635 CITIZENS TO LORDS: A Social History of
Western Political Thought from Antiquity to the Middle
Ages
Wood, Ellen Meiksins
In this groundbreaking work, Wood traces the development of
the Western tradition from classical antiquity through to the
Middle Ages in the perspective of social history. Treating
canonical thinkers as passionately engaged human beings, she
examines their ideas not simply in the context of political languages but as creative responses to the social relations and
conflicts of their time and place. 245pgs. • 2008
◆ • Verso • C • $29.95 / $9.98
049117 THE DISCOURSES AND
OTHER EARLY POLITICAL WRITINGS
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques
Rousseau's earlier writings, the publication of which signaled the power and challenge of Rousseau's thinking. Also includes
Rousseau's replies to critics of his texts.
Supplemented by extensive editorial material. 437pgs. • 1997
◆ • Cambridge • P • $24.99 / $14.98
150660 FRAGILE ABSOLUTE
Žižek, Slavoj
How is a Marxist to counter today's onslaught of religious
obscurantism? Declaring that the subversive core of the
Christian legacy is much too precious to be left to the fundamentalists, the author argues that Christianity and Marxism
should fight together against the onslaught of the new spiritualism. 184pgs. • 2001
◆ • Verso • P • $18.95 / $7.98
✪ 127112 JUSTICE IS CONFLICT
Hampshire, Stuart
Using as a starting point Plato's analogy in the Republic
between conflict in the soul and conflict in the city,
Hampshire develops a distinction between justice in procedures, which demands that both sides in a conflict should
be heard, and justice in matters of substance, which will
always be disputed. 120pgs. • 2001
◆ • Princeton • P • $23.95 / $11.98
✪ 157786 A LIBERAL THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL
JUSTICE
Altman, Andrew & Christopher Heath Wellman
Advances a novel theory of international justice that combines
the orthodox liberal notion with the putatively antiliberal idea
of an irreducibly collective right of self-governance. The individual and her rights are placed at center stage insofar as
political states are judged legitimate if they adequately protect
the human rights of their constituents and respect the rights of
all others. 256pgs. • 2011
051325 THE OPEN SOCIETY AND ITS ENEMIES: Vol. 1:
The Spell of Plato
Popper, Karl R.
Hailed by Bertrand Russell as a "vigorous and profound
defence of democracy," Popper's attack on the philosophies of
Plato, Hegel, and Marx prophesied the collapse of communism in Eastern Europe and exposed the fatal flaws of socially
engineered political systems. 368pgs. • 1971
▲ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $12.98
ISAIAH
154357 AGAINST THE CURRENT: Essays in the History
of Ideas
Berlin, Isaiah
In this collection of essays, one of the great thinkers of the
20th century discusses the importance in the history of
thought of dissenters whose ideas still challenge conventional
wisdom -- among them Machiavelli, Vico, Montesquieu,
Herzen, and Sorel. This new edition includes a Foreword by
Mark Lilla and an appendix of letters in which Berlin discusses and further illuminates some of the topics. 584pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $11.98
154639 THE CROOKED TIMBER OF
HUMANITY: Chapters in the History
of Ideas
SECOND EDITION
Berlin, Isaiah
In this volume, Berlin reveals the links
between the ideas of the past and the
social and political cataclysms of the 20th
century: between the Platonic belief in
absolute Truth and the lure of authoritarianism; between the reactionary ideologue Joseph de Maistre
and 20th-century fascism; between the romanticism of
Schiller and Byron and the militant nationalism that convulses
the modern world. 472pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $10.98
154398 ISAIAH BERLIN: An Interpretation of His
Thought
SECOND EDITION
Gray, John
This study of the British political philosopher shows how his
contributions to moral and political philosophy and liberal
theory are animated by value-pluralism, which affirms the
existence of a deep conflict between ultimate human values
that cannot be resolved by reason. 240pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • P • $22.95 / $10.98
039660 PRINCETON READINGS IN POLITICAL
THOUGHT: Essential Texts since Plato
Cohen, Mitchell & Nicole Fermon, eds.
Presents 44 selections -- key articles, book excerpts, essays,
and speeches -- that have shaped our understanding of
Western society and politics. The selections range from classical times (Thucydides, Plato, Aristotle, and Cicero), to the
ideas of such 20th-century political philosophers and ideologists as Lenin, Freud, Malcolm X, Leo Strauss, Nozick,
Habermas, and Foucault. 740pgs. • 1996
◆ • Princeton • P • $52.50 / $28.98
✪ 146577 REPUBLICANISM: A
Theory of Freedom and Government
Pettit, Philip
The first full-length presentation of a
republican alternative to the liberal and
communitarian theories that have dominated political philosophy in recent years.
Pettit's insightful work offers not only a
unified, theoretical overview of the many
strands of republican ideas, but also a new
and sophisticated perspective on related fields, including the
history of ideas, jurisprudence, and criminology. 352pgs. •
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067097 LETTERS 1928-1946
EDITED BY HENRY HARDY
Berlin, Isaiah
"Cerebral gifts apart, Isaiah Berlin had a genius for friendship
and a huge personal appeal that communicates itself in print;
and Letters, 1928-1946 is compulsive reading merely as a
document of English social and literary history." -- The New
York Times 755pgs. • 2004
◆ • Cambridge • C • $102.00 / $12.98
032631 PERSONAL IMPRESSIONS: Expanded Edition
Berlin, Isaiah
This remarkable collection contains Isaiah Berlin's appreciations of 17 people of unusual distinction in the intellectual or
political world, including Winston Churchill, Franklin D.
Roosevelt, Chaim Weizmann, Albert Einstein, Virginia Woolf,
and Edmund Wilson. This edition also contains a vivid and
moving account of Berlin's meetings in Russia with Boris
Pasternak and Anna Akhmatova in 1945 and 1956. 277pgs. •
1998
◆ • Princeton • P • $30.95 / $12.98
111354 POLITICAL IDEAS IN THE
ROMANTIC AGE: Their Rise and
Influence on Modern Thought
Berlin, Isaiah
In this volume, based on a series of lectures delivered at Bryn Mawr College in
1952, Berlin argues that the political
ideas of the Romantic age are still largely
our own -- down to the language and
metaphors they are expressed in. He
vividly expounds the central political ideas of leading
European thinkers in the period 1760-1830, including
Helvetius, Condorcet, Rousseau, Saint-Simon, Hegel,
Schelling, and Fichte. 292pgs. • 2008
◆ • Princeton • P • $26.95 / $12.98
156099 SPECTRUM: From Right to Left in the World
of Ideas
Anderson, Perry
An eminent historian of the New Left assesses the competing claims of rival intellectual groupings from the far right,
the liberal center, and the Marxist left. The volume examines figures from Carl Schmitt, Leo Strauss, and Friedrich
von Hayek to John Rawls, Jurgen Habermas, Norberto
Bobbio, and Eric Hobsbawm. 300pgs. • 2006
◆ • Verso • C • $35.00 / $9.98
049825 THE SPIRIT OF THE LAWS
de Montesquieu, Charles
A fully annotated edition of a central text in the history of 18thcentury political thought focuses on Montesquieu's use of
sources. 757pgs. • 1989
◆ • Cambridge • P • $35.99 / $19.98
156155 TOWARDS A NEW MANIFESTO
Adorno, Theodor & Max Horkheimer
A record of the discussions of the two philosophers over three
weeks in the spring of 1956, this volume recreates a philosophical
jam-session in which the two thinkers improvise freely, often wildly, on central themes of their work, including theory and practice,
labor and leisure, and domination and freedom. 128pgs. • 2011
◆ • Verso • C • $14.95 / $6.98
POLITICAL SCIENCE
141919 THE AGE OF AMERICAN UNREASON
Jacoby, Susan
Surveying an anti-rationalist landscape extending from pop
culture to a pseudo-intellectual universe of "junk thought,"
Jacoby shows how disdain for logic and evidence defines a
pervasive malaise fostered by the mass media, triumphalist
religious fundamentalism, mediocre public education, a
dearth of fair-minded public intellectuals, and, above all, a lazy
and credulous public. 384pgs. • 2009
▲ • Vintage • P • $16.95 / $6.98
127155 THE CASE FOR BIG GOVERNMENT
Madrick, Jeff
In this eye-opening book, Madrick explains why America
benefits when the government actively nourishes economic
growth, and why we should reject free market orthodoxy
and embrace ambitious government-centered programs.
He shows that the big governments of past eras fostered
greatness and prosperity, while weak laissez-faire governments marked periods of corruption and exploitation.
224pgs. • 2010
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135869 A CONSTITUTION OF MANY MINDS: Why the
Founding Document Doesn't Mean What It Meant Before
Sunstein, Cass R.
Will conservatives or liberals succeed in remaking the court in
their own image? In this volume, an acclaimed legal scholar
proposes a bold new way of interpreting the Constitution, one
that respects its text and history but also refuses to view the
document as frozen in time. 240pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $17.95 / $8.98
092896 INSIDE REBELLION: The Politics of Insurgent
Violence
Weinstein, Jeremy
By examining the membership, structure, and behavior of insurgent movements in Uganda, Mozambique, and Peru, Weinstein
presents a theory to account for the different strategies pursued
by rebel groups in civil war and to explain why patterns of insurgent violence vary so much across conflicts. 428pgs. • 2006
◆ • Cambridge • P • $29.99 / $19.98
104853 DEATH BY A THOUSAND CUTS: The Fight over
Taxing Inherited Wealth
Graetz, Michael J. & Ian Shapiro
How is it that the estate tax, paid by only the wealthiest two
percent of Americans, was repealed in 2001 with broad bipartisan support? Graetz and Shapiro conducted wide-ranging
interviews with the relevant players. The result is a unique portrait of American politics as viewed through the lens of the
death tax repeal saga. 378pgs. • 2006
◆ • Princeton • P • $29.95 / $14.98
155173 KARL MARX AND WORLD
LITERATURE
Prawer, S. S.
"Very few men," said Bakunin, "have read
as much, and, it may be added, have read
as intelligently, as M. Marx." S. S. Prawer
explores how the world of imaginative literature -- poems, novels, plays -- infused
and shaped Marx's writings, from his
unpublished correspondence, to his pamphlets and major works. 464pgs. • 2011
◆ • Verso • P • $29.95 / $12.98
111321 THE DECLINE OF AMERICAN POWER: The U.S.
in a Chaotic World
Wallerstein, Immanuel
In this provocative volume, the originator of world-systems analysis turns his eye to the turbulent beginnings of the 21st century.
Wallerstein upends conventional wisdom to produce a clear-eyed
-- and troubling -- assessment of the crumbling international order
and America's precarious footing at its pinnacle. 160pgs. • 2003
◆ • New Press • P • $17.95 / $6.98
✪ 157802 ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HUMAN RIGHTS
Forsythe, David P.
This five-volume reference offers comprehensive coverage
of all aspects of human rights theory, practice, law, and history. It provides full coverage of the development of the
movement, historical cases of abuse, the key figures, major
organizations, and a range of other issues in economics,
government, religion, and journalism that touch on human
rights theory and practice. 2672pgs. • 2009
157197 ETHNOGRAPHIES OF NEOLIBERALISM
Greenhouse, Carol J.
The first volume to address the effects of neoliberal reform on
people's self-understandings as social and political actors. The
contributors consider both the positive and negative unintended results of neoliberal reform, and the theoretical contradictions within neoliberalism, as illuminated by circumstances on
the ground in Africa, Europe, South America, Japan, Russia,
and the US. 376pgs. • 2009
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $55.00 / $13.98
157186 FORMATIVE ACTS: American
Politics in the Making
Skowronek, Stephen & Matthew
Glassman, eds.
The 17 essays in this volume illuminate critical junctures in American political development, from the social movements for
women's suffrage, civil rights, and workers'
rights, to Reconstruction, to the regulation of
prescription drugs, as vantage points from
which to examine how change is enacted. 456pgs. • 2008
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $29.95 / $12.98
✪ 136368 GODDESS OF THE MARKET: Ayn Rand
and the American Right
Burns, Jennifer
Worshipped by her fans and denounced by her enemies,
the novelist and philosopher Ayn Rand shaped the modern
conservative movement from its earliest days. Drawing on
unprecedented access to Rand's private papers and the
original, unedited versions of Rand's journals, Jennifer
Burns offers a groundbreaking reassessment of this key
cultural figure, examining her life, her ideas, and her
impact on conservative political thought. 384pgs. • 2009
085478 IMAGINED COMMUNITIES: Reflections on the
Origin and Spread of Nationalism
Anderson, Benedict R. O'G.
Anderson's seminal work shows how the European processes
of inventing nationalism were transported to the Third World
through colonialism and adapted by subject races in Latin
America and Asia. 240pgs. • 1991
◆ • Verso • P • $18.00 / $7.98
113574 MOYERS ON AMERICA: A Journalist and His
Times
Moyers, Bill
In these pages, the veteran journalist presents, for the first
time, a powerful statement of his own personal beliefs -- political and moral. Combining illuminating forays into American
history with candid comments on today's politics, he delivers
perceptive and trenchant insights into the American experience. 224pgs. • 2004
▲ • New Press • C • $24.95 / $7.98
104842 RESTORING THE LOST CONSTITUTION: The
Presumption of Liberty
Barnett, Randy E.
Argues that since the nation's founding, but especially since
the 1930s, the courts have cut holes in the Constitution to
eliminate the parts that protect liberty from the power of government. Barnett offers a way to restore these parts to their
central role, by adopting a "presumption of liberty" to give the
benefit of the doubt to citizens when laws restrict their rightful
exercise of liberty. 384pgs. • 2005
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $19.98
✪ 147017 THE TEA PARTY AND THE REMAKING OF
REPUBLICAN CONSERVATISM
Skocpol, Theda & Vanessa Williamson
Drawing on grassroots interviews and visits to local meetings
in several regions, the authors go beyond images of protesters
in Colonial costumes to provide a nuanced portrait of the Tea
Party. It combines fine-grained portraits of local Tea Party
members and chapters with an overarching analysis of the
movement's rise, impact, and likely fate. 224pgs. • 2012
025584 THEORIES OF WAR AND PEACE
Brown, Michael E., et al., eds.
A collection of essays by leading scholars on contemporary
approaches to understanding war and peace. Includes expositions, analyses, and critiques of some of the more prominent
and enduring explanations of war. 566pgs. • 1998
◆ • MIT • P • $44.00 / $14.98
125527 UNEQUAL DEMOCRACY: The Political Economy
of the New Gilded Age
Bartels, Larry M.
A searching analysis of the political causes and consequences
of America's growing income gap. The disparity in income,
Bartels shows, is not simply the result of economic forces, but
is the product of broad-reaching policy choices in a political
system increasingly dominated by partisan ideologies and the
interests of the wealthy. 344pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $22.95 / $11.98
157212 THE VARIETIES OF POLITICAL EXPERIENCE IN
EIGHTEENTH-CENTURY AMERICA
Beeman, Richard R.
An ambitious overview of political life in pre-Revolutionary
America. Ranging from Virginia, Massachusetts, New York,
South Carolina, and Pennsylvania to the backcountry regions
of the South, the Mid-Atlantic, and northern New England,
Beeman uncovers an extraordinary diversity of political belief
and practice, and in so doing closes the gap between 18thcentury political rhetoric and reality. 376pgs. • 2006
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $26.50 / $6.98
PSYCHOLOGY
& COGN ITIVE SCI ENCE
127605 BIPOLAR EXPEDITIONS: Mania and Depression
in American Culture
Martin, Emily
An exploration of the American fascination with mania, as seen
in the fascinating and sometimes disturbing worlds of support
groups, psychiatric rounds, and psychotropic drugs. Martin
reveals how people living under the description of bipolar disorder are often denied the status of being fully human, even
while contemporary America exhibits a powerful affinity for
manic behavior. 384pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • P • $28.95 / $17.98
✪ 142454 BLINDSPOTS: The Many Ways We Cannot
See
Breitmeyer, Bruno
In this fascinating account of the many ways that our eyes
and minds both see and fail to see, Breitmeyer moves from
cataracts and color blindness through blindsight, acquired
dyslexia, and visual agnosias, including such fascinating
cases as a woman who did not know what she was seeing
was a dog until it barked. 288pgs. • 2010
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140865 THE BRAIN AND THE MEANING OF LIFE
Thagard, Paul
What is reality and how do we know it? Defending the superiority of evidence-based reasoning over religious faith and
philosophical thought experiments, Thagard argues that our
cognitive and emotional abilities allow us to understand reality, decide effectively, act morally, and pursue the vital needs of
love, work, and play. 296pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $19.95 / $9.98
✪ 142514 THE DYNAMIC BRAIN: An Exploration of
Neuronal Variability and Its Functional Significance
Glanzman, Dennis L., et al.
To understand how neurons work in concert, neuroscientists record hundreds of different neurons from different
brain areas simultaneously, and then attempt to evaluate the
network activities by computing various interdependence
measures, including cross-correlation, phase synchronization and spectral coherence. This book examines neuronal
variability from theoretical, experimental and clinical perspectives. 400pgs. • 2011
JUNG
039682 AION: Researches into the
Phenomenology of the Self
Jung, C. G.
The central theme of the volume is the
symbolic representation of the psychic
totality through the concept of the Self,
whose traditional historical equivalent is
the figure of Christ. Jung demonstrates his
thesis by an investigation of the Allegoria
Christi, especially the fish symbol, but
also of Gnostic and alchemical symbolism, which he treats as
phenomena of cultural assimilation. 333pgs. • 1978
◆ • Princeton • P • $27.95 / $13.98
038898 THE ESSENTIAL JUNG:
Selected Writings
Jung, C. G.
Presents the essentials of Jung's thought in
his own words. To familiarize readers with
the ideas for which Jung is best known,
the psychiatrist and writer Anthony Storr
has selected extracts from Jung's writings
that pinpoint his original contributions
and relate the development of his thought
to his biography. 447pgs. • 1983
◆ • Princeton • P • $25.95 / $12.98
038421 THE ARCHETYPES AND THE COLLECTIVE
UNCONSCIOUS
Jung, C. G.
Collects Jung's writings on two interrelated concepts that were
fundamental to his psychological system. 451pgs. • 1980
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $18.98
✪ 125648 JUNG ON EVIL
Stein, Murray, ed.
Well-known for his articulation of the "shadow side" of human
individuality and culture, Jung wrote extensively about the
question of evil during all phases of his working life. This
book gathers his writings on the theme in order to provide a
thorough understanding of its place in his thinking. 219pgs.
• 1996
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $9.98
✪ 125702 ASPECTS OF THE MASCULINE
Jung, C. G.
A collection of Jung's most important contributions to the
depth psychology of masculinity, covering not only the psychology of men but the essence of masculinity in both sexes as
well. 200pgs. • 1989
◆ • Princeton • P • $20.95 / $9.98
105075 THE BASIC WRITINGS OF C.
G. JUNG
Jung, C. G.
In exploring the manifestations of human
spiritual experience, Jung laid the
groundwork for a psychology of the spirit. The excerpts here illuminate the concept of the unconscious, the central pillar
of his work, and display ample evidence
of the spontaneous spiritual and religious
activities of the human mind. 598pgs. • 1991
◆ • Princeton • P • $27.95 / $12.98
127096 CHILDREN'S DREAMS: Notes from the Seminar
Given in 1936-1940
Jung, C. G.
In the 1930s, Jung embarked upon a bold investigation into
childhood dreams as remembered by adults to better understand their significance to the lives of the dreamers. This volume marks the first publication in English of these investigations, and fills a critical gap in Jung's collected works.
520pgs. • 2010
▲ • Princeton • P • $27.95 / $12.98
039580 PSYCHOLOGICAL TYPES
Jung, C. G.
One of the most important of Jung's works, rich in material
drawn from literature, aesthetics, religion, and philosophy.
The chapters that give general descriptions of the types and
definitions of Jung's principal psychological concepts are key
documents in analytical psychology. 608pgs. • 1976
◆ • Princeton • P • $32.50 / $16.98
039509 PSYCHOLOGY AND ALCHEMY
SECOND EDITION
Jung, C. G.
A study of the analogies between alchemy, Christian dogma,
and psychological symbolism. This revised translation
includes a new bibliography and index. 571pgs. • 1980
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $19.98
039570 PSYCHOLOGY AND THE
OCCULT
HULL, R. F. C., TRANS.
Jung, C. G.
Includes "On the Psychology and Pathology of
So-called Occult Phenomena"; "The
Psychological Foundations of Belief in Spirits";
"The Soul and Death"; "Psychology and
Spiritualism"; and other key writings.
167pgs. • 1977
◆ • Princeton • P • $24.95 / $11.98
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059246 ESSENTIAL SOURCES IN
THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF
CONSCIOUSNESS
Baars, Bernard J. & James B. Newman,
eds.
The nearly 70 articles in this book reflect
the breadth and depth of this burgeoning
field. The topics covered include consciousness in vision and inner speech,
immediate memory and attention, waking, dreaming, coma, the effects of brain damage, fringe consciousness, hypnosis, and dissociation. 1185pgs. • 2003
◆ • MIT • P • $65.00 / $40.98
139197 THE FREUD FILES: An Inquiry into the History
of Psychoanalysis
Shamdasani, Sonu & Mikkel Borch-Jacobsen
How did psychoanalysis attain its prominent cultural position?
How did it eclipse rival psychologies and psychotherapies?
Reconstructing the early controversies around psychoanalysis,
the authors reveal the extraordinary apparatus by which this
would-be science gained a foothold in contemporary societies.
450pgs. • 2011
◆ • Cambridge • P • $24.99 / $11.98
125583 FREUD, THE RELUCTANT PHILOSOPHER
Tauber, Alfred I.
Recasting Freud as an inspired humanist and reconceiving
psychoanalysis as a form of moral inquiry, Alfred Tauber
argues that Freudianism still offers a rich approach to selfinquiry, one that reaffirms the enduring task of philosophy and
many of the abiding ethical values of Western civilization.
336pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $27.95 / $14.98
104898 MEMORY: The Key to
Consciousness
Thompson, Richard F. & Stephen A.
Madigan
Over the past two decades, memory
research has accelerated, leading to an
explosion of new knowledge about the
brain. Focusing on cutting-edge research
in behavioral science and neuroscience,
this volume is a primer of our current scientific understanding of the mechanics of memory and learning. 280pgs. • 2007
◆ • Princeton • P • $28.95 / $12.98
✪ 157637 THE MORAL PSYCHOLOGY HANDBOOK
Doris, John M., et al., eds.
A survey of contemporary moral psychology, integrating evidence and argument from philosophy and the human sciences. The chapters cover major issues in moral psychology, including moral reasoning, character, moral emotion,
positive psychology, moral rules, the neural correlates of
ethical judgment, and the attribution of moral responsibility. 506pgs. • 2010
150702 MY TEACHING
Lacan, Jacques
Lacan's invaluable guide to his own thought, available in
English for the first time. Bringing together three previously
unpublished lectures presented at the height of his career, this
is a clear, concise introduction to the thought of the influential
psychoanalyst after Freud. 116pgs. • 2009
◆ • Verso • P • $16.95 / $5.98
✪ 157690 THE NATURE OF EARLY MEMORY: An
Adaptive Theory of the Genesis and Development of
Memory
Howe, Mark L.
The most complete book-length exegesis of the research and
theory concerning the emergence and development of declarative, long-term memory from birth through early adolescence. It includes the first presentation of Howe's theory that
memory is an adaptive mechanism used to guide the development and survival of the organism in an initially novel, yet
changing environment. 272pgs. • 2011
✪ 136518 NEOCONSTRUCTIVISM:
The New Science of Cognitive
Development
Johnson, Scott P.
Brings together theoretical views that
embrace computational models and
developmental neurobiology, and
emphasize the interplay of time, experience, and cortical architecture to
explain emergent knowledge, with an
empirical line of research identifying a set of general-purpose sensory, perceptual, and learning mechanisms that
guide knowledge acquisition across different domains and
through development. 384pgs. • 2009
111633 THE ORIGINS AND HISTORY OF
CONSCIOUSNESS
Neumann, Erich
This eloquent book draws on a full range of world mythology
to show that individual consciousness undergoes the same
archetypal stages of development as has human consciousness
as a whole. Neumann, one of Jung's most creative students and
a renowned practitioner of analytical psychology in his own
right, shows how the stages begin and end with the symbol of
the Uroboros, or tail-eating serpent. 520pgs. • 1995
◆ • Princeton • P • $39.95 / $21.98
148153 THE OXFORD HANDBOOK
OF IMPULSE CONTROL DISORDERS
Grant, Jon E. & Marc N. Potenza, eds.
The term "impulse control disorders"
comprises a range of psychopathological
disorders, including kleptomania, pyromania, trichotillomania, intermittent
explosive disorder, and pathological gambling. This volume provides researchers
and clinicians with a clear understanding
of the developmental, biological, and phenomenological features of a range of ICDs, as well as detailed approaches to their
assessment and treatment. 600pgs. • 2011
133733 WHAT MAKES US THINK?: A Neuroscientist
and a Philosopher Argue about Ethics, Human Nature,
and the Brain
Changeux, Jean-Pierre & Paul Ricouer
Will understanding our brains help us to know our minds? Or
is there an unbridgeable distance between the work of neuroscience and the workings of human consciousness? This
remarkable exchange explores the vexed territory between
these divergent approaches and arrives at a deeper, more
complex perspective on human nature. 352pgs. • 2002
◆ • Princeton • P • $32.95 / $17.98
RELIGION
151876 ABSOLUTE MONARCHS: A
History of the Papacy
Norwich, John Julius
From Innocent I, who in the 5th century
successfully negotiated with Alaric the
Goth, to the infamous libertines of the 10th
and 11th centuries, to Benedict XVI in the
21st, Norwich recounts in riveting detail
the stories of the most significant popes
and what they meant politically, culturally,
and socially, both to Rome and to the world. 528pgs. • 2011
◆ • Random House • C • $30.00 / $9.98
125763 AFTER THE BABY BOOMERS: How TwentyAnd Thirty-Somethings Are Shaping the Future of
American Religion
Wuthnow, Robert
Interpreting new evidence from scores of in-depth interviews and surveys, Wuthnow reveals how the recent growth
in evangelicalism is tapering off, and traces how biblical literalism, while still popular, is becoming less dogmatic and
more preoccupied with practical guidance. 320pgs. •
2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $28.95 / $13.98
135854 AMERICAN RELIGION:
Contemporary Trends
Chaves, Mark
Studies show that people do not really go to
church as often as they claim, and it is not
always clear what they mean when they tell
pollsters that they pray or believe in God.
Drawing on major surveys undertaken in
recent decades, this volume presents the
best and most up-to-date information
about key developments in American religion. 160pgs. •
2011
◆ • Princeton • C • $22.95 / $9.98
039809 ANCIENT CHRISTIAN MAGIC: Coptic Texts of
Ritual Power
Meyer, Marvin W. & Richard Smith, ed.
This collection of magical texts from ancient Egypt surveys the
exotic rituals, esoteric healing practices, and incantatory and
supernatural dimensions that flowered in early Christianity.
These Christian magical texts include curses, spells of protection from "headless powers" and evil spirits, spells invoking
thunderous powers, descriptions of fire baptism, and even
recipes from a magical "cookbook." 409pgs. • 1999
◆ • Princeton • P • $52.50 / $25.98
125297 APOCRYPHA
Goodspeed, Edgar Johnson, trans.
The Apocrypha consists of the books that are found in the
Greek version of the Jewish Bible -- the Septuagint, the earliest complete version of the Bible we possess -- but that were
not included in the final, canonical version of the Hebrew
Bible. This translation into contemporary English presents
such important works as The First Book of Maccabees, the
Wisdom of Solomon, Ecclesiasticus, and the stories of
Susanna, Tobit, and Judith. 528pgs. • 1989
◆ • Vintage • P • $18.95 / $7.98
156109 ATHEISM IN CHRISTIANITY: The Religion of
the Exodus and the Kingdom
Bloch, Ernst
Through a lyrical yet close and nuanced analysis, Bloch
explores the tensions within the Bible that promote atheism as
a counterweight to the authoritarian metaphysical theism
imposed by clerical exegesis. At the Bible's heart he finds a
heretical core and the concealed message that, paradoxically,
a good Christian must necessarily be a good atheist. 258pgs.
• 2009
◆ • Verso • C NDJ • $100.00 / $29.98
157281 AUGUSTINE'S MANICHAEAN
DILEMMA, VOLUME 1: Conversion
and Apostasy, 373-388 C.E.
Beduhn, Jason David
Reconstructs Augustine's decade-long
adherence to Manichaeism, apostasy from
it, and subsequent conversion to Nicene
Christianity. Based on Augustine's own testimony and contemporaneous sources, the
book situates many features of Augustine's
young adulthood within his commitment to the sect, while
pointing out ways he failed to understand or put into practice
key parts of the Manichaean system. 408pgs. • 2009
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $69.95 / $24.98
141572 THE BOOK OF MORMON: A Biography
Gutjahr, Paul C.
Examines how a book that has long been the subject of
ridicule -- Mark Twain called it "chloroform in print" -- has
more than 150 million copies in print in more than a hundred languages. Paul Gutjahr traces the life of the book as
it has formed and fractured different strains of Mormonism
and transformed religious expression around the world.
280pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • C • $24.95 / $11.98
128157 THE CAMBRIDGE DICTIONARY OF
CHRISTIANITY
Patte, Daniel, ed.
An authoritative reference guide to all aspects of Christianity
from its origins to the present day. Written by a team of 800
scholars and practitioners from around the world, the volume
reflects the tremendous diversity of Christianity throughout its
long history. 1500pgs. • 2004
◆ • Cambridge • P • $42.00 / $19.98
148107 CANON LAW: A Comparative Study with AngloAmerican Legal Theory
Coughlin, John J.
Explores the canon law of the Roman Catholic Church from a
comparative perspective. Coughlin considers antinomian and
legalistic approaches to the rule of law in light of three specific
issues: the sexual abuse crisis; ownership of church property;
and the denial of communion to Catholic public officials.
252pgs. • 2010
✪ 091692 CHRISTIANITY IN THE WEST, 1400-1700
Bossy, John
Exploring the beliefs and practices of Christians at the time
of the Reformation, Bossy provides a systematic exposition
of pre-Reformation Christianity, the forces that undermined
it, the characteristics of the Protestant and Catholic regimes
that superseded it, and the results of its disintegration.
200pgs. • 1985
133853 THE CHURCH OF
SCIENTOLOGY: A History of a New
Religion
Urban, Hugh
Few religious movements have been subject to as much public scrutiny as
Scientology, yet much of what is written
about it is sensationalist and inaccurate. In
this volume, Hugh Urban examines
Scientology's protracted and turbulent
struggle to be recognized as a religion in the postwar
American landscape. 296pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • C • $27.95 / $12.98
128461 THE DISENCHANTMENT OF
THE WORLD: A Political History of
Religion
Gauchet, Marcel
This new interpretation of Western society
and its relation to religion interprets
Western history as a movement away from
religious society, one that began with
prophetic Judaism, gained momentum in
Christianity, and eventually led to the rise of
the modern political state. 272pgs. • 1999
◆ • Princeton • P • $35.00 / $19.98
155325 ENLIGHTENED MONKS: The German
Benedictines, 1740-1803
Lehner, Ulrich L.
Investigates the social, cultural, philosophical, and theological
challenges that German Benedictines had to face as the
Enlightenment process influenced the self-understanding and
lifestyle of these religious communities. 288pgs. • 2011
157286 FAMILIES AND FRIENDS IN LATE ROMAN
CAPPADOCIA
Van Dam, Raymond
The extensive writings of the Cappadocian Fathers offer a rare
opportunity for a close investigation of two provincial families
side by side. By examining their relationships as sons, brothers, uncles, and mutual friends, Van Dam combines patristic
studies and ecclesiastical history with cultural studies and the
history of the family. 272pgs. • 2003
◆ • Pennsylvania • C • $65.00 / $24.98
104973 THE FORMATION OF
CHRISTENDOM
Herrin, Judith
In this lucid history of what used to be
termed "the Dark Ages," Herrin outlines
the origins of Europe from the end of late
antiquity to the coronation of
Charlemagne. Placing the rise of the West
in its true Mediterranean context, she
shows how the clash between nascent
Islam and stubborn Byzantium was pivotal to the development
of Christian Europe. 544pgs. • 1989
◆ • Princeton • P • $45.00 / $22.98
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150869 GENIUS OF THE
TRANSCENDENT: Mystical Writings of
Jakob Boehme
Bach, Jeff, et al.
Jakob Boehme (1575-1624) was a humble shoemaker in eastern Germany who, in
response to his visionary experiences,
wrote a series of theosophical treatises
exploring the nature of God and humanity.
Five of Boehme's most essential works are
presented here in fresh translations, providing an accessible
introduction to one of the most important Christian mystical
writers. 240pgs. • 2010
◆ • Shambhala • P • $17.95 / $6.98
155088 HERETICS: The Creation of Christianity
from the Gnostics to the Modern Church
Wright, Jonathan
As he traces the Church's attempts at enforcing orthodoxy,
from the days of Constantine to the modern Catholic
Church's lingering conflicts, Wright argues that heresy, by
forcing the Church to continually refine and impose its
beliefs, has actually helped Christianity develop into one of
the world's most formidable and successful religions.
352pgs. • 2011
◆ • Harcourt Brace • C • $28.00 / $6.98
039782 JUDAISM, CHRISTIANITY, AND ISLAM, VOLUME
1: From Covenant to Community
Peters, F. E.
The first volume of a three-volume comparison of the great
Abrahamic religions as seen in their founding texts. Includes
texts and comments on the covenant and early history of the
Chosen People and their post-Exilic reconstruction; the career
and message of the Messiah Jesus and the Prophet
Muhammad; the concept of holiness and of a "kingdom of
priests"; and, finally, the notions of church and state and the
state as a church. 408pgs. • 1990
◆ • Princeton • P • $42.00 / $24.98
142607 KARLSTADT AND THE
ORIGINS OF THE EUCHARISTIC
CONTROVERSY: A Study in the
Circulation of Ideas
Burnett, Amy Nelson
The debate over the Lord's Supper had
momentous consequences for the
Reformation, causing the division of the
evangelical movement, influencing the formation of political alliances, and contributing to cultural differences among the Protestant territories of Germany and Switzerland. This volume is the first fulllength study of the beginning of that debate. 252pgs. • 2011
132561 THE MYSTERY OF THE LAST SUPPER:
Reconstructing the Final Days of Jesus
Humphreys, Colin J.
Apparent inconsistencies in the gospel accounts of Jesus' final
week have puzzled Bible scholars for centuries. Reconciling
conflicting Gospel accounts and scientific evidence,
Humphreys reveals the exact date of the Last Supper in a definitive new timeline of Holy Week. 258pgs. • 2011
◆ • Cambridge • P • $24.99 / $14.98
✪ 157736 NATURAL SAINTS: How People of Faith
Are Working to Save God's Earth
McDuff, Mallory D.
Shows how people of faith are forming a new environmental movement with a moral mandate to care for God's earth.
McDuff shares the stories and strategies of contemporary
church leaders, parishioners, and religious environmentalists who are working to define a new environmental movement, where justice as a priority for the church means a
clean and safe environment for all. 240pgs. • 2010
135744 THE PARTING OF THE SEA: How Volcanoes,
Earthquakes, and Plagues Shaped the Story of Exodus
Sivertsen, Barbara
An examination of how natural phenomena shaped the stories
of Exodus, the Sojourn in the Wilderness, and the Israelite
conquest of Canaan. Sivertsen demonstrates that the Exodus
was in fact two separate exoduses, both triggered by volcanic
eruptions, and provides scientific explanations for the ten
plagues and the parting of the Red Sea. 264pgs. • 2011
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157014 PAUL THE APOSTLE: His Life
and Legacy in Their Roman Context
Harrill, J. Albert
This new biography of the apostle argues for
his inclusion in the pantheon of key figures
of classical antiquity, along with Socrates,
Alexander the Great, Cleopatra, and
Augustus. It focuses on Paul's discourse of
authority, which was both representative of
its Roman context and provocative to his
rivals within Roman society. 220pgs. • 2012
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155365 THE POETICS OF EVIL: Toward an Aesthetic
Theodicy
Tallon, Philip
What role does art play in unravelling the theological problem
of evil? What can aesthetics show us about God's goodness in
a world of iniquity? Philip Tallon constructs an aesthetic theodicy through a fascinating examination of Christian aesthetics,
ranging from the writings of Augustine to contemporary philosophy. 288pgs. • 2011
148159 PREDESTINATION: The
American Career of a Contentious
Doctrine
Thuesen, Peter J.
Argues that far from being only about the
age-old riddle of divine sovereignty versus
human free will, the debate over predestination is inseparable from other central
Christian beliefs and practices -- the efficacy of the sacraments, the existence of
purgatory and hell, the extent of God's involvement in human
affairs -- and that it has fueled theological conflicts across
denominations for centuries. 336pgs. • 2011
138499 READING JESUS: A Writer's Encounter with the
Gospels
Gordon, Mary
In an effort to understand whether or not she had "invented a
Jesus to fulfill my own wishes," Mary Gordon determined to
read the Gospels as literature and to study Jesus as a character. What results is a vibrantly fresh and personal journey
through the Gospels, as Gordon plumbs the central mysteries
of the Christian faith. 240pgs. • 2009
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038639 RELIGIONS OF THE UNITED STATES IN
PRACTICE, VOL. 1
McDannell, Colleen, ed.
This rich anthology of primary sources explores faith in
action from Colonial times through the 19th century, from
prayer in an early American synagogue to Mormon healing
rituals to debates about cremation. 512pgs. • 2001
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039858 RELIGIONS OF THE
UNITED STATES IN PRACTICE,
VOL. 2
McDannell, Colleen, ed.
This anthology of primary sources
examining religious behavior in
America from the 19th and 20th centuries ranges from prayer in Pentecostal
churches to Hanukkah songs to debates
on the ordination of women. 472pgs. •
2001
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126989 RETHINKING GNOSTICISM:
An Argument for Dismantling a
Dubious Category
Williams, Michael A.
Challenges the validity of the widely
invoked category of ancient "gnosticism"
and the ways it has been described.
Exploring the surviving "gnostic" teachings, Williams refutes generalizations concerning asceticism and libertinism, attitudes toward the body and the created world, and alleged features of protest, parasitism, and elitism. 360pgs. • 1999
◆ • Princeton • P • $45.00 / $23.98
157283 RIGHTEOUS PERSECUTION:
Inquisition, Dominicans, and
Christianity in the Middle Ages
Ames, Christine Caldwell
An examination of the involvement of the
Order of Preachers, or Dominicans, with
inquisitions into heresy in medieval
Europe. Drawing on an extraordinarily
wide base of ecclesiastical documents,
Ames recounts how Dominican inquisitors
and their supporters crafted and promoted explicitly Christian
meanings for their inquisitorial persecution. 320pgs. • 2008
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140815 SAVING GOD: Religion after Idolatry
Johnston, Mark
Argues that God needs to be saved not only from the assaults
of atheists but from the idolatrous tendencies of religion itself.
Johnston rehabilitates the ideas of the Fall and of salvation
within a naturalistic framework; he then presents a conception
of God that both resists idolatry and is wholly consistent with
the deliverances of the natural sciences. 216pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $19.95 / $10.98
152014 SEX AND RELIGION IN THE BIBLE
Carmichael, Calum M.
An original and incisive reading of some of
the most famous narratives of the Hebrew
Bible and the New Testament. Ranging
from Jacob's encounter with Leah to the
marriage at Cana to Jesus' encounter with
the woman at the well, these readings
demonstrate the remarkable subtlety and
sophistication of biblical views on marriage, sexuality, fertility, impurity, creation,
and love. 224pgs. • 2010
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104329 SHAMANISM: Archaic Techniques of Ecstasy
Eliade, Mircea
The standard work on the subject. Eliade illuminates the
magico-religious life of societies that give primacy of place
to the shaman, a figure who is at once magician and medicine man, healer and miracle-doer, priest, mystic, and
poet. He follows the practice of shamanism from its inception in Siberia and Central Asia to North and South America,
Indonesia, Tibet, China, and beyond. 648pgs. • 2004
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $22.98
145855 SIN: The Early History of an Idea
Fredriksen, Paula
Ancient Christians invoked sin to account for an astonishing
range of things, from the death of God's son to the politics of
the Roman Empire that worshipped him. In this book, a historian of religion tells the surprising story of early Christian
concepts of sin, exploring the ways that sin came to shape
ideas about God no less than about humanity. 208pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • C • $24.95 / $11.98
✪ 157774 STEALING FIRE FROM HEAVEN: The Rise
of Modern Western Magic
Drury, Nevill
The Western magical traditions are currently undergoing an
international resurgence. Tracing the rise of various forms of
belief and practice, from the influential Hermetic Order of the
Golden Dawn to the emergence of Wicca and Goddess worship, Drury offers a lucid overview of the modern occult revival
of ancient magical belief systems. 400pgs. • 2011
147457 THEOLOGY AND THE POLITICAL: The New
Debate
Davis, Creston, et al., eds.
The contributors to this volume -- including Terry Eagleton,
Rowan Williams, and Antonio Negri -- consider the relationship
between ontology and the political in light of the thought of figures
ranging from Plato to Marx, Levinas to Derrida, and Augustine to
Lacan. Together, the contributors challenge the belief that meaningful action is simply the successful assertion of will, that politics
is ultimately reducible to "might makes right." 496pgs. • 2005
◆ • Duke • C NDJ • $99.95 / $14.98
153037 TOWARD A THEOLOGY OF EROS: Transfiguring
Passion at the Limits of Discipline
Burrus, Virginia & Catherine Keller, eds.
Inviting and performing a mutual seduction of disciplines, this
volume brings philosophers, historians, biblical scholars, and
theologians into a spirited conversation that traverses the limits of conventional orthodoxies, whether doctrinal or disciplinary. It seeks new openings for the emergence of desire, love,
and pleasure, while challenging common understandings of
these terms. 408pgs. • 2007
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✪ 135572 A VERY BRIEF HISTORY OF ETERNITY
Eire, Carlos
Tracing the idea of eternity from ancient times to the present,
Eire examines the rise and fall of five different conceptions,
exploring how they developed and how they have helped shape
individual and collective self-understanding. 288pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $17.95 / $9.98
SCI ENCE, TECH NOLOGY &
MATH EMATICS
145057 ACROSS THE BOARD: The Mathematics of
Chessboard Problems
Watkins, John
The definitive work on chessboard problems and the fascinating mathematics behind them. Showing that chess puzzles are
the starting point for important mathematical ideas that have
resonated for centuries, it will captivate students and instructors, mathematicians, chess enthusiasts, and puzzle devotees
alike. 272pgs. • 2012
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145958 ALAN TURING'S SYSTEMS OF
LOGIC: The Princeton Thesis
Appel, Andrew W., ed.
Though less well known than his other
work, Turing's 1938 Princeton PhD thesis, "Systems of Logic Based on Ordinals,"
which includes his notion of an oracle
machine, has had a lasting influence on
computer science and mathematics. This
book presents a facsimile of the original
typescript of the thesis along with essays
that explain its still-unfolding significance. 160pgs. • 2012
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125853 PYTHAGOREAN THEOREM:
A 4,000 Year History
Maor, Eli
By any measure, the Pythagorean
Theorem is the most famous statement
in all of mathematics. Although attributed to Pythagoras, it was known to the
Babylonians more than 1,000 years earlier. In this book, Maor brings to life
many of the characters who have played
a role in the development of the theorem, providing a fascinating backdrop to perhaps our oldest enduring mathematical legacy. 288pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $17.95 / $9.98
105171 TRIGONOMETRIC DELIGHTS
Maor, Eli
Trigonometry has always had a reputation as a dry and difficult
subject, a glorified form of geometry complicated by tedious
computation. In this book, Eli Maor draws on his remarkable
talents as a guide to the world of numbers to dispel that view,
bringing the subject to life in a compelling blend of history,
biography, and mathematics. 256pgs. • 2002
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133808 DR. EULER'S FABULOUS FORMULA: Cures
Many Mathematical Ills
Nahin, Paul J.
In the 18th century, mathematician Leonhard Euler developed a formula so innovative and complex that it continues
to inspire research, discussion, and even the occasional limerick. Paul Nahin shares the fascinating story of this groundbreaking formula and shows why it still lies at the heart of
complex number theory. 432pgs. • 2011
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Taming Unruly Computational
Problems from Mathematical
Physics to Science Fiction
Nahin, Paul J.
Through brilliant math ideas and entertaining stories, Nahin demonstrates how
odd and unusual math problems can be
solved by bringing together basic
physics ideas and today's powerful
computers. Some of the outcomes discussed are so counterintuitive they will leave readers astonished. 400pgs. •
2011
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✪ 157502 TIME TRAVEL: A Writer's Guide to the
Real Science of Plausible Time Travel
Nahin, Paul J.
Discussing the common and not-so-common time-travel
devices science fiction writers have used over the years,
Nahin assesses which would theoretically work and which
would not, and provides scientific insight inventive authors
can use to find their own way forward or backward in time.
221pgs. • 2011
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105245 WHEN LEAST IS BEST: How Mathematicians
Discovered Many Clever Ways to Make Things as Small
(or as Large) as Possible
Nahin, Paul J.
What's the best way to photograph a speeding bullet? How can
lost hikers find their way out of a forest? This engaging and witty
volume answers these intriguing questions and more. It shows
how life often works at the extremes -- with values becoming as
small (or as large) as possible -- and how mathematicians over
the centuries have struggled to calculate these problems of
minima and maxima. 372pgs. • 2007
◆ • Princeton • P • $26.95 / $12.98
✪ 157797 THE ARTFUL UNIVERSE
EXPANDED
Barrow, John
Exploring ties between our aesthetic
appreciation and the nature of the universe, Barrow explains how the landscape
of the universe has influenced the development of philosophy and mythology, and
how history has fashioned our attraction to
certain patterns of sound and color.
336pgs. • 2011
130386 THE BEST WRITING ON MATHEMATICS 2010
Pitici, Mircea, ed.
This annual anthology brings together the year's finest
mathematics writing from around the world. Featuring
promising new voices alongside some of the foremost
names in mathematics, it makes available a wide range of
articles not easily found anywhere else -- and you don't
need to be a mathematician to enjoy them. 440pgs. • 2010
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Pitici, Mircea, ed.
414pgs. • 2011
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Pitici, Mircea, ed.
328pgs. • 2012
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040658 BIOETHICS: Ancient Themes
in Contemporary Issues
Kuczewski, Mark G. & Ronald M.
Polansky, eds.
In a systematic and sustained exploration of
the relationship between classical and biomedical ethics, contemporary bioethicists
and scholars of Greek philosophy bring the
profound weight of Plato, Aristotle,
Hippocrates, and the Sophists to bear on
contemporary issues such as managed care, euthanasia, suicide, and abortion. 304pgs. • 2002
◆ • MIT • P • $27.00 / $13.98
103097 THE BIRTH OF STARS AND PLANETS
Bally, John & Bo Reipurth
Scientists are beginning to understand the beauty and complexity of star and planet formation and its role in cosmic evolution. This fascinating book combines the latest astronomical
images and data with descriptions of exciting recent developments. 295pgs. • 2006
◆ • Cambridge • C • $63.00 / $21.98
131637 THE CALCULUS OF
FRIENDSHIP: What a Teacher and a
Student Learned about Life while
Corresponding about Math
Strogatz, Steven
The story of an extraordinary connection
between a teacher and a student, as chronicled through more than 30 years of letters.
Compiled by one of the participants, the volume reveals a unique relationship based
almost entirely on a shared love of calculus. 184pgs. • 2011
◆ • Princeton • P • $15.95 / $6.98
✪ 087768 CAN A DARWINIAN BE A CHRISTIAN?: The
Relationship between Science and Religion
Ruse, Michael
With a balanced perspective that covers a wide range of topics, Ruse argues that although it is at times difficult for a
Darwinian to embrace Christian belief, it is by no means
inconceivable. At the same time he suggests ways in which a
Christian believer should have no difficulty accepting evolution
in general, and Darwinism in particular. 254pgs. • 2004
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155323 DECODING REALITY: The Universe as Quantum
Information
Vedral, Vlatko
An examination of the deepest questions about the universe:
where everything comes from, why things are as they are, what
everything is. The most fundamental definition of reality, Vedral
argues, is not matter or energy, but information, and it is the processing of information that lies at the root of all physical, biological, economic, and social phenomena. 240pgs. • 2012
MEDICINE
111422 HEPATITIS B: The Hunt for
a Killer Virus
Blumberg, Baruch S.
The discovery of hepatitis B virus and
the development of a vaccine against it,
were among one the greatest triumphs
of 20th-century medicine. In this volume, Baruch Blumberg tells how and a
team of researchers found a virus they
were not looking for and created a vaccine for a disease they previously knew little about, work
that took the author around the world and won him the
Nobel Prize. 264pgs. • 2003
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157188 SAY LITTLE DO MUCH: Nursing, Nuns, and
Hospitals in the Nineteenth Century
Nelson, Sioban
In the 19th century, more than a third of American hospitals
were established and run by women with religious vocations.
In this volume, Nelson demonstrates how modern nursing
developed from the interplay of the Catholic emancipation in
Britain and Ireland, the Irish diaspora, and the mass migrations of German, Italian, and Polish Catholic communities to
previously Protestant strongholds. 240pgs. • 2003
◆ • Pennsylvania • P • $24.95 / $7.98
105228 EIGHT PREPOSTEROUS PROPOSITIONS: From
the Genetics of Homosexuality to the Benefits of Global
Warming
Ehrlich, Robert
Is intelligent design a scientific alternative to evolution? Are
people getting smarter or dumber? In this follow-up to Nine
Crazy Ideas in Science, Ehrlich shows readers how to use the
tools of science to judge the accuracy of strange ideas and the
trustworthiness of ubiquitous "experts." 360pgs. • 2005
◆ • Princeton • P • $28.95 / $10.98
✪ 142837 THE END OF
DISCOVERY: Are We Approaching
the Boundaries of the Knowable?
Stannard, Russell
Highlighting the boundaries of scientific
understanding, an eminent high-energy
physicist offers an engaging tour of
some of the deepest questions facing
science today. He concludes that eventually -- perhaps in a few decades, perhaps in a few centuries -- fundamental science will reach
the limit of what it can explain. 232pgs. • 2010
104874 FEARFUL SYMMETRY: The Search for Beauty in
Modern Physics
Zee, A.
A distinguished physicist reveals how today's theoretical physicists are following Einstein in their search for the beauty and
simplicity of nature. Animated by a sense of reverence and
whimsy, the book brings the incredible discoveries of contemporary physics within everyone's grasp. 356pgs. • 2007
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111450 FEARLESS SYMMETRY:
Exposing the Hidden Patterns of
Numbers
Ash, Avner & Robert Gross
Mathematicians solve equations, or try to,
but sometimes the solutions are not as
interesting as the beautiful symmetric patterns that lead to their discovery. Written
for a general audience, this is the first popular book to discuss these elegant and
mysterious patterns and the ingenious techniques that mathematicians use to uncover them. 312pgs. • 2008
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105056 FOUR COLORS SUFFICE: How the Map Problem
Was Solved
Wilson, Robin
What is the least possible number of colors needed to fill in
any map so that neighboring counties are always colored differently? Providing a clear and elegant explanation of the problem and the proof, Robin Wilson tells how a seemingly innocuous question baffled great minds and stimulated exciting
mathematics with far-flung applications. 280pgs. • 2004
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038574 GALACTIC ASTRONOMY
Binney, James & Michael Merrifield
An illustrated introduction to all astronomical concepts necessary to understand the properties of galaxies, including magnitudes and colors, the theory of stellar and chemical evolution, and the measurement of astronomical distances.
796pgs. • 1998
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154686 THE GOLDEN TICKET: P,
NP, and the Search for the
Impossible
Fortnow, Lance
The P-NP problem is the most important open problem in computer science, if not in all of mathematics.
Fortnow provides a nontechnical introduction to the problem, its rich history,
and its algorithmic implications for
everything we do with computers and beyond. 192pgs. •
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140901 GOOGLE'S PAGERANK AND
BEYOND: The Science of Search
Engine Rankings
Langville, Amy N. & Carl D. Meyer
Why doesn't your home page appear on
the first page of search results, even when
you query your own name? How do other
web pages always appear at the top? What
creates these powerful rankings? The first
book ever about the science of web page
rankings, this volume supplies the answers to these and many
other questions. 240pgs. • 2012
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130988 GRAVITY'S FATAL ATTRACTION: Black Holes in
the Universe
Begelman, Mitchell C. & Martin Rees
Richly illustrated with the images from observatories on the
ground and in space, this book shows how black holes were
discovered and discusses our current understanding of their
role in cosmic evolution. This second edition covers new discoveries made in the past decade, including definitive proof of
a black hole at the center of the Milky Way. 312pgs. • 2009
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111607 GUESSTIMATION: Solving the
World's Problems on the Back of a
Cocktail Napkin
Weinstein, Lawrence & John A. Adam
Enables anyone with basic math and science skills to estimate virtually anything,
using plausible assumptions and elementary arithmetic. The authors show how easy
it is to derive useful ballpark estimates by
breaking complex problems into simpler,
more manageable ones -- and how there can be many paths to
the right answer. 301pgs. • 2008
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152774 HEART OF DARKNESS: Unraveling the
Mysteries of the Invisible Universe
Ostriker, Jeremiah P. & Simon Mitton
In the past 30 years, scientists have learned that two poorly
understood components -- dark matter and dark energy -make up most of the known cosmos and hold the key to the
universe's fate. The story of how evidence for the so-called
"Lambda-Cold Dark Matter" model of cosmology has been
gathered by generations of scientists throughout the world is
told here by one of the pioneers of the field, Jeremiah Ostriker,
and his co-author Simon Mitton. 288pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • C • $27.95 / $13.98
128356 HOW DID THE FIRST STARS AND GALAXIES
FORM?
Loeb, Abraham
Cosmology seeks to solve the fundamental mystery of our cosmic origins. At a time when breathtaking technological
advances promise a wealth of new observational data on the
first stars and galaxies, this book offers a succinct and accessible overview of the field. 216pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $28.95 / $13.98
125573 HOW MATHEMATICIANS
THINK: Using Ambiguity,
Contradiction, and Paradox to Create
Mathematics
Byers, William
Mathematicians often describe their most
important breakthroughs as creative, intuitive
responses to ambiguity, contradiction, and
paradox. In this unique examination of this
less-familiar aspect of mathematics, Byers
reveals that mathematics is a profoundly creative activity and not
just a body of formalized rules and results. 424pgs. • 2010
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128622 HOW OLD IS THE UNIVERSE?
Weintraub, David A.
Astronomers have determined that our universe is 13.7 billion years old. How exactly did they come to this precise
conclusion? This volume, which explains how astronomers
solved one of the most compelling mysteries in science,
also explores such phenomena as red giants and white
dwarfs, gravitational lenses, dark matter, dark energy, and
the accelerating universe. 380pgs. • 2010
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131646 HOW ROUND IS YOUR
CIRCLE?: Where Engineering and
Mathematics Meet
Bryant, John & Chris Sangwin
How do you draw a straight line? How do
you determine if a circle is really round?
These may sound like simple or even trivial mathematical problems, but to an engineer the answers can mean the difference
between success and failure. This volume
invites readers to explore many of the fundamental questions
that working engineers deal with every day. 352pgs. • 2011
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✪ 140937 A MATHEMATICAL
NATURE WALK
Adam, John A.
How heavy is that cloud? Why can you
see farther in rain than in fog? Why are
the droplets on that spider web spaced
apart so evenly? John Adam presents 96
questions about many common natural
phenomena --and a few uncommon
ones -- and shows how to answer them
using mostly basic mathematics. 288pgs. • 2011
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126207 HOW TO FIND A HABITABLE PLANET
Kasting, James F.
Ever since Carl Sagan predicted that extraterrestrial civilizations must number in the millions, the question has been
inescapable: is Earth so rare that advanced life forms like us - or even the simplest biological organisms -- are unique to the
universe? Kasting describes how scientists are testing Sagan's
prediction, and demonstrates why Earth may not be so rare
after all. 360pgs. • 2009
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104839 MATHEMATICS IN NATURE: Modeling
Patterns in the Natural World
Adam, John A.
From rainbows, river meanders, and shadows to spider
webs, honeycombs, and the markings on animal coats, the
visible world is full of patterns that can be described mathematically. Examining such readily observable phenomena,
this book introduces readers to the beauty of nature as
revealed by mathematics and the beauty of mathematics as
revealed in nature. 360pgs. • 2006
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✪ 157822 HOW TO GUARD AN ART GALLERY AND
OTHER DISCRETE MATHEMATICAL ADVENTURES
Michael, T. S.
What's the maximum number of pizza slices one can get by
making four straight cuts through a circular pizza? How
many people does it take to guard an art gallery? Using
examples from real life and popular culture, T. S. Michael
introduces discrete mathematics, the key to these and many
other questions of picking, choosing, and shuffling .
288pgs. • 2009
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141679 NINE ALGORITHMS THAT CHANGED THE
FUTURE: The Ingenious Ideas That Drive Today's
Computers
MacCormick, John
Unlocking the secrets of the revolutionary algorithms that have
changed our world, MacCormick explains the fundamental
"tricks" behind nine types of computer operations, including
artificial intelligence, Google's vaunted PageRank algorithm,
data compression, error correction, and much more. 248pgs.
• 2011
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141702 IN PURSUIT OF THE
TRAVELING SALESMAN: Mathematics
at the Limit of Computation
Cook, William J.
It's one of the classic conundrums of
mathematics: What is the shortest possible route for a traveling salesman seeking
to visit each city on a list exactly once and
return to his city of origin? This volume
leads readers on a mathematical excursion, picking up the salesman's trail in the 1800s when an
Irish mathematician first defined the problem, and venturing
to the furthest limits of today's state-of-the-art attempts to solve
it. 272pgs. • 2011
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127690 NONPLUSSED!: Mathematical
Proof of Implausible Ideas
Havil, Julian
Sometimes math generates astonishing
paradoxes, telling us that, for example, a
losing sports team can become a winning
one by adding worse players than its opponents, or that the 13th of the month is
more likely to be a Friday than any other
day. In this delightfully eclectic collection
of paradoxes from many different areas of math, Julian Havil
reveals the math behind these and many other unbelievable
revelations. 216pgs. • 2010
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156402 THE LOOM OF GOD:
Tapestries of Mathematics and
Mysticism
Pickover, Clifford A.
In a lively, intelligent synthesis of math,
mysticism, and science fiction,
Pickover explains the eternal magic of
numbers. He appoints the reader
"Chief Historian" of an intergalactic
museum, hurtling through the ages to
explore how individuals have used numbers for such varied
purposes as predicting the end of the world, finding love, and
winning wars. 288pgs. • 2009
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✪ 157823 NUCLEUS: A Trip into
the Heart of Matter
SECOND EDITION
Mackintosh, Ray, et al.
The story of the nucleus from the
early experimental work of Lord
Rutherford to the huge atom-smashing machines of today. Thoroughly
revised and updated, the book
includes the most current information on the radio dating of Earth and other planets in the
Solar System, heavy-ion therapies, quark-gluon plasma and
its relevance to black holes, and clarification of ab initio
calculations of atomic nuclei. 144pgs. • 2012
◆ • Johns Hopkins • C • $35.00 / $14.98
125937 THE MATHEMATICAL MECHANIC: Using
Physical Reasoning to Solve Problems
Levi, Mark
Everybody knows that mathematics is indispensable to physics.
But how many people realize that physics can in turn be used
to produce strikingly elegant solutions in mathematics? This
delightful book shows how, treating readers to a host of entertaining problems and mind-bending puzzlers that will amuse
and inspire their inner physicist. 196pgs. • 2009
◆ • Princeton • C • $19.95 / $9.98
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✪ 157489 ONCE BEFORE TIME: A
Whole Story of the Universe
Bojowald, Martin
In 2000, Martin Bojowald, then a twentyseven-year-old post-doc, used a relatively
new theory called loop quantum gravity -a cunning combination of Einstein's theory
of gravity with quantum mechanics -- to
create a simple model of the universe.
Loop quantum cosmology was born, and
with it, a theory that managed to illuminate the very birth of the
universe. 320pgs. • 2010
◆ • Knopf • C • $27.95 / $5.98
150718 THE PURE SOCIETY: From
Darwin to Hitler
Pichot, Andre & David Fernbach
In this timely and trenchant history of
eugenics, one of France's foremost historians of science excavates the underside of
the Darwinian legacy, where notions of
"race" and heredity became powerful
tools of malign political agendas and
instruments of social oppression. 336pgs.
• 2009
◆ • Verso • C • $34.95 / $9.98
104992 QED: The Strange Theory of Light and Matter
Feynman, Richard Phillips
Celebrated for his brilliantly quirky insights into the physical
world, Richard Feynman also possessed an extraordinary talent for explaining difficult concepts to the general public. Here
Feynman provides a classic and definitive introduction to QED
(quantum electrodynamics), the part of quantum field theory
that describes the interactions of light with charged particles.
158pgs. • 2006
◆ • Princeton • P • $17.95 / $9.98
✪ 157696 SHAPES: Nature's
Patterns: A Tapestry in Three Parts
Ball, Philip
From soap bubbles to honeycombs,
delicate shell patterns, and even the
developing body parts of a complex animal like ourselves, this volume uncovers patterns in growth and form in all
corners of the natural world, explaining
how these patterns are self-made, and
why similar shapes and structures may be found in very different settings. 224pgs. • 2009
✪ 157795 STANDING ON PRINCIPLES: Collected Essays
Beauchamp, Tom L.
Collects Beauchamp's most important published articles in
bioethics, most of which have a strong connection to the principlist approach. Among the topics discussed are the historical origins of modern research ethics, moral principles, and
methodological concerns. 320pgs. • 2010
105192 THE STORY OF MATHEMATICS
Mankiewicz, Richard
This visually stunning volume takes the reader on an illustrated tour of mathematics across cultures and civilizations, from
the austere beauty of Babylonian clay tablets to the delicate
complexity of computer-generated pictures. The lavishly
reproduced images accompany a text that ranges from the
dawn of Chinese and Indian civilizations to the scientific and
digital revolutions of our day. 192pgs. • 2004
◆ • Princeton • P • $29.95 / $12.98
STEPHEN HAWKING
125644 THE NATURE OF SPACE AND
TIME
Hawking, Stephen W. & Roger Penrose
Roger Penrose, like Einstein, refuses to
believe that quantum mechanics is a final
theory. Stephen Hawking thinks otherwise, and argues that general relativity
simply cannot account for how the universe began. Here they explain their positions in a work based on six lectures and
a final debate presented at the Isaac Newton Institute for
Mathematical Sciences at the University of Cambridge.
160pgs. • 2010
◆ • Princeton • P • $15.95 / $6.98
✪ 157507 STEPHEN HAWKING: An Unfettered Mind
Ferguson, Kitty
With rare access to Hawking, including childhood photos
and in-depth research, Ferguson has created a rich and
comprehensive picture of Hawking's life: his childhood; the
heartbreaking ALS diagnosis when he was a first-year graduate student; his long personal battle for survival in pursuit
of a scientific understanding of the universe; and his rise to
international fame. 310pgs. • 2012
◆ • Macmillan • P • IMPORT / $7.98
125787 THE SUN KINGS: The
Unexpected Tragedy of Richard
Carrington and the Tale of How
Modern Astronomy Began
Clark, Stuart
In this riveting account, Stuart Clark
tells the full story of a mysterious explosion on the surface of the Sun in
September 1859, and how one scientist's brilliant insight -- that the Sun's
magnetism directly influences the Earth -- helped to usher
in the modern era of astronomy.
◆ • Princeton • P • $20.95 / $9.98
✪ 111763 SUPERSTITION: Belief in
the Age of Science
Park, Robert L.
From uttering a prayer before boarding a
plane, to exploring past lives through hypnosis, Robert Park asks why people persist
in superstitious convictions long after science has shown them to be ill-founded. He
examines supernatural beliefs, from religion and the afterlife to New Age spiritualism and faith-based medical claims, and concludes that science is the only way we have of understanding the world.
240pgs. • 2008
◆ • Princeton • C • $24.95 / $9.98
154671 TESLA: Inventor of the
Electrical Age
Carlson, W. Bernard
Demystifies the legendary inventor by placing
him within the cultural and technological
context of his time and focusing on his inventions themselves as well as his celebrity.
Drawing on original documents, Carlson
shows how Tesla was an "idealist" inventor
who sought the perfect experimental realization of a great idea or principle, and who skillfully sold his inventions to the public through mythmaking and illusion. 520pgs. •
2013
◆ • Princeton • C • $29.95 / $14.98
152706 TOWING ICEBERGS, FALLING
DOMINOES, AND OTHER ADVENTURES
IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Banks, Robert B.
How tall can a person grow? Why do we get
stuck in traffic? In this volume, Banks
shows how math and simple reasoning
together may produce elegant models that
explain everything from the federal debt to
the proper technique for ski-jumping.
344pgs. • 2013
◆ • Princeton • P • $16.95 / $7.98
✪ 157503 TURING'S CATHEDRAL:
The Origins of the Digital Universe
Dyson, George
In the 1940s and '50s, a small group of
men and women gathered in Princeton,
New Jersey, to begin building one of the
first computers to realize Alan Turing's
vision of a Universal Machine. In this
revealing account of how the digital universe exploded in the aftermath of
World War II, George Dyson illuminates the nature of digital computers, the lives of those who brought them into
existence, and how code took over the world. 432pgs. •
2012
◆ • Random House • C • $29.95 / $9.98
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141585 THE UNIVERSE IN ZERO
WORDS: The Story of Mathematics
as Told Through Equations
Mackenzie, Dana
The history of 24 great and beautiful
equations that have shaped mathematics,
science, and society -- from the elementary (1+1=2) to the sophisticated (the
Black-Scholes formula for financial
derivatives), and from the famous
(E=mc2) to the arcane (Hamilton's quaternion equations).
224pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • C • $27.95 / $12.98
145853 A WEALTH OF NUMBERS: An
Anthology of 500 Years of Popular
Mathematics Writing
Wardhaugh, Benjamin
This entertaining and enlightening anthology -- the first of its kind -- gathers nearly
100 fascinating selections by Lewis Carroll,
Leonhard Euler, and other mathematicians, both noted and forgotten. Including
tricks, games, problems, and puzzles, as
well as history and trivia, it provides a unique window into the
hidden history of popular mathematics. 388pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • C • $45.00 / $16.98
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✪ 157708 THE DIVERTED DREAM:
Community Colleges and the
Promise of Educational Opportunity
in America, 1900-1985
Brint, Steven & Jerome Karabel
Towards the end of the 20th century, the
community college underwent a profound change, shifting its emphasis
from liberal-arts transfer courses to
vocational programs. In this volume,
the authors offer a history of community colleges in
America, explaining why this shift has occurred and examining its implications for upward mobility. 336pgs. • 1991
135362 RADICAL AMBITION: C.
Wright Mills, the Left, and American
Social Thought
Geary, Daniel
Offering an important new understanding of sociologist, social critic, and
political radical C. Wright Mills and the
times in which he lived, this volume
challenges the caricature of him as a
lone rebel critic of 1950s complacency.
Instead, it places Mills within broader trends in American
politics, thought, and culture. 256pgs. • 2009
◆ • California • C • $47.95 / $7.98
049523 IN SEARCH OF RESPECT:
Selling Crack in El Barrio
SECOND EDITION
Bourgois, Philippe I.
This classic ethnographic study of social
marginalization in inner city America won
acclaim after it was first published in 1995.
This new edition adds a new epilogue that
updates the stories of the people readers
come to know through this remarkable
window into the dangerous world of the urban drug trade.
432pgs. • 2002
◆ • Cambridge • P • $27.99 / $14.98
050270 THE ROOTS OF EVIL: The
Origins of Genocide and Other Group
Violence
Staub, Ervin
Explores the psychology of group aggression, focusing particularly on genocide.
Staub sketches a conceptual framework
and examines four historical examples: the
Holocaust; the Turkish massacres of
Armenians; the Khmer Rouge purges in
Cambodia; and the disappearances in Argentina. He concludes
with a primer on the necessary conditions through which we
might create civil, peaceful societies. 336pgs. • 1992
▲ • Cambridge • P • $44.00 / $22.98
140870 NOT FOR PROFIT: Why Democracy Needs the
Humanities
Nussbaum, Martha C.
In this powerful book, a celebrated philosopher makes a passionate case for the importance of the liberal arts at all levels
of education. Nussbaum argues that we must resist efforts to
reduce education to a tool of the gross national product.
Rather, we must work to reconnect education to the humanities in order to give students the capacity to become true democratic citizens. 192pgs. • 2012
◆ • Princeton • P • $15.95 / $6.98
116635 POOR PEOPLE'S
MOVEMENTS: Why They Succeed, How
They Fail
Piven, Frances F. & Richard A. Cloward
Have the poor fared best by participating in
electoral politics or by engaging in mass
defiance and disruption? The authors
assess the relative successes of these two
strategies as they examine, in this provocative study, four protest movements of
lower-class groups in 20th century America. 408pgs. • 1978
◆ • Vintage • P • $13.75 / $7.98
148162 THE PROTESTANT ETHIC AND THE SPIRIT OF
CAPITALISM WITH OTHER WRITINGS ON THE RISE OF
THE WEST
Weber, Max & Stephen Kalberg
Weber's best-known and most controversial work opposes the
Marxist concept of dialectical materialism and its view that
change takes place through the conflict of opposites. Instead,
Weber relates the rise of a capitalist economy to the Puritan
determination to work out anxiety over salvation or damnation
by performing good deeds, an effort that ultimately discouraged belief in predestination and encouraged capitalism.
416pgs. • 2008
140804 SOCIOLOGY IS A MARTIAL
ART: A Bourdieu Reader
EDITED BY GISÈLE SAPIRO
Bourdieu, Pierre
This accessible survey of Pierre
Bourdieu's most influential writings
includes the full text of his short books
Acts of Resistance, Firing Back, and On
Television, in addition to key articles,
interviews, and speeches, all of which
introduce the reader to Bourdieu's innovative approach to
sociology as a mode of political intervention. 336pgs. • 2010
◆ • New Press • P • $18.95 / $7.98
064504 A SPACE ON THE SIDE OF THE ROAD: Cultural
Poetics in an "Other" America
Stewart, Kathleen
Vividly evokes an "other" America that survives precariously
among the ruins of the West Virginia coal camps and "hollers."
To Kathleen Stewart, this particular "other" exists as an excluded subtext to the American narrative of capitalism, modernization, materialism, and democracy. 243pgs. • 1996
◆ • Princeton • P • $37.50 / $21.98
028894 THE UNDERCLASS DEBATE:
Views from History
Katz, Michael B., ed.
The essays in this volume discuss ghetto
poverty, the origins of institutions that
serve the urban poor, the crisis in urban
education, and the role of income transfers, earnings, and the contributions of
family members in overcoming poverty.
507pgs. • 1993
◆ • Princeton • P • $59.95 / $31.98
U RBAN STU DI ES & GEOGRAPHY
100928 BUILDING SUBURBIA: Green
Fields and Urban Growth, 1820-2000
Hayden, Dolores
This lively history of the contested landscapes where the majority of Americans
now live chronicles two centuries in the
birth and development of America's metropolitan regions. Encompassing environmental controversies as well as complexities of race, gender, and class, Hayden's
fascinating account will forever alter how we think about the
communities we inhabit. 336pgs. • 2004
◆ • Vintage • P • $18.00 / $6.98
057667 THE BULLDOZER IN THE
COUNTRYSIDE: Suburban Sprawl and
the Rise of American
Environmentalism
Rome, Adam
The first scholarly work to analyze the successes and failures of efforts to address the
environmental consequences of suburban
growth from 1945 to 1970. For scholars
and students of American history, Rome
offers compelling new insights into two of the great stories of
modern times: mass migration to the suburbs and the rise of
the environmental movement. 316pgs. • 2001
◆ • Cambridge • P • $28.99 / $15.98
✪ 123305 IAN MCHARG:
Conversations with Students Dwelling in Nature
Margulis, Lynn, ed.
One of the legendary figures in 20thcentury landscape design, Ian McHarg
transformed the fields of landscape
architecture and planning. This volume
makes his previously unpublished lecture "Collaboration with Nature" available for the first time. Captured on tape in the 1970s, it's a
must-read for anyone in the fields of landscape architecture, environmental science, and urban planning. 112pgs.
• 2007
153019 INTERSECTIONS:
The Grand Concourse At
100
Bessa, Antonio Sergio, ed.
The Grand Boulevard and
Concourse, the Bronx's
crown jewel of urban planning, stretches more than four
miles from 138th Street to the
Mosholu Parkway. This volume examines the rich history of the famous thoroughfare
through a fascinating collection of essays, art projects, photographs, and documents. 160pgs. • 2009
◆ • Fordham • C • $50.00 / $9.98
✪ 157807 MANHATTAN PROJECTS:
The Rise and Fall of Urban Renewal
in Cold War New York
Zipp, Samuel
Focusing on four iconic "Manhattan
projects" -- the UN building, Stuyvesant
Town, Lincoln Center, and public housing in East Harlem -- this book reveals
that Cold War-era urban renewal was
not merely a failed planning ideal, but
also a crucial phase in the transformation of New York into
both a world city and one mired in urban crisis. 484pgs. •
2010
✪ 033983 THE PROVISIONAL CITY:
Los Angeles Stories of Architecture &
Urbanism
Cuff, Dana
A look at urban transformation through the
architecture and land development of
large-scale residential projects, exploring
five cases that span from the 1930s to a
huge 1990s mixed-use development on
one of L.A.'s last remaining wetlands.
380pgs. • 2000
◆ • MIT • C • $70.00 / $9.98
038416 WATER FOR GOTHAM: A
History
Koeppel, Gerard T.
From the shallow wells of New Amsterdam
to the engineering triumph of the construction of the Croton Aqueduct, this volume traces New York's evolution as a great
city by examining its struggle for that vital
and essential element -- clean water.
Featuring archival photographs and drawings, it demonstrates the interconnections between natural
resource management, urban planning, and civic leadership.
355pgs. • 2000
◆ • Princeton • P • $42.00 / $14.98
142803 WRESTLING WITH MOSES:
How Jane Jacobs Took On New York's
Master Builder and Transformed the
American City
Flint, Anthony
To Jane Jacobs, Greenwich Village, with its
winding cobblestone streets and complex
demographic makeup, was everything a
city neighborhood should be, but to the
consummate power broker Robert Moses,
it cried out for "urban renewal." Anthony Flint skillfully
recounts the thrilling David-vs.-Goliath story of their struggle
for the soul of a city, the legacy of which echoes through our
society today. 256pgs. • 2009
◆ • Random House • C • $27.00 / $7.98
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