Fitzgerald and the War Between the Sexes

Essays

Scott Donaldson

“Animated by both scholarship and passion, these essays are well worth a look for Fitzgerald fans and literature students more generally.”—Publishers Weekly

Everyday Magicians

Legal Records and Magic Manuscripts from Tudor England

Sharon Hubbs Wright and Frank Klaassen

“The provision of these original sources is a gift to historians and their students but also to modern magicians seeking working materials, and the authors’ analyses provide genuinely new insights into the nature of late medieval and early modern English magical practice.”—Ronald Hutton, author of The Witch: A History of Fear, from Ancient Times to the Present

Responsible Pedagogy

Moving Beyond Authority and Mastery in Higher Education

Eric Detweiler

“Responsible Pedagogy contributes to interdisciplinary conversations in rhetorical studies and the wider humanities through its methodological interventions as well as its advocacy for necessary changes in teaching practice in writing studies, communication studies, and other fields across the humanities and allied social sciences.”
—Rosa A. Eberly, author of Citizen Critics: Literary Public Spheres

An Imperial Homeland

Forging German Identity in Southwest Africa

Adam A. Blackler

“An Imperial Homeland traces Germany’s uses of Southwest Africa within a white imperial imaginary that harbored genocidal potential. [Blackler’s] work shows that colonial officials, missionaries, soldiers, and settlers adapted racist and civilizationist thought and practice over decades, creating the conditions for devastating and multifaceted violence against thousands of Namibians.”
—Michelle R. Moyd, author of Violent Intermediaries: African Soldiers, Conquest, and Everyday Colonialism in German East Africa

What It Feels Like by Stephanie Larson has been selected as the winner of the ARSTM Book Award!

Richard Mammana calls The Word in the Wilderness by Alexander Ames “a happy and inestimable gift.”

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In 1380 Geoffrey Chaucer was accused of raping Cecily Chaumpaigne, the daughter of a London baker. But newly discovered documents recently published in The Chaucer Review might say otherwise. Read the article that appeared in the New York Times.

Though open access week (October 24–30) has passed, these journals are available to access 24/7/365! Find our open access titles Journal of Austrian-American History and Journal of Information Policy here. You can also find information here on our new open access title, Palestine/Israel Review.

The Torah Unabridged

The Evolution of Intermarriage Law in the Hebrew Bible

William A. Tooman

The Torah Unabridged is a detailed examination of legal reasoning in the Hebrew Bible. Focusing on the exegetical operations by which biblical laws related to intermarriage were applied to circumstances and persons that lie outside the sphere of their explicit content, this book reconstructs the ways in which laws regarding intermarriage evolved, were interpreted, and were applied across time and place.

Tel Miqne 10/1

Tel Miqne-Ekron Excavations 1994–1996, Field IV Upper and Field V, The Elite Zone Part 1: Iron Age IIC Temple Complex 650

Seymour (Sy) Gitin, Steven M. Ortiz, and Trude Dothan

Tel Miqne-Ekron is one of the largest and most significant Iron Age archaeological sites in Israel. Based on fourteen seasons of excavations, this volume in the Tel Miqne series documents remarkable finds from the late Iron Age II Philistine temple.

Bipolar Bear and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Health Insurance

A Fable for Grownups

Kathleen Founds

“Zany with a zinger of a political message”—Publishers Weekly

Hakim’s Odyssey Book 3

From Macedonia to France

Fabien Toulmé

“A satisfying conclusion to an authentic, epic modern quest adventure.”—starred review, Foreword Reviews