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european history 1
The Baker Who Pretended
to Be King of Portugal
The Kindness of
Strangers
John Boswell
A mine of fascinating and surprising information about every aspect
of the history of family limitation in ancient, medieval, and
Renaissance Europe.New York
Review of Books
Boswells data adds up to a
coherent picture of morals and
manners.New Republic
Joel F. Harrington
While the focus of the study is the
German city of Nuremberg from
the 1550s to the 1670s, the authors
detailed knowledge of early
modern Germany and the early
modern historiography on related
subjects enables him to present an
analysis that has relevance to the
developments across early modern Europe.Sixteenth-Century
Journal
2009 456 p. 6 x 9 64 halftones, 9 line drawings
5 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-31727-4 $50.00
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Craig A. Monson
Monson has woven together five
separate tales of convent mystery
into a fascinating examination of
the female religious community in
sixteenth- and seventeenth-century
Italy.Journal of the Association
of Anglican Musicians
Fantastic stories of arson, magic,
and nights at the operaMonson
presents a veritable Canterbury
Tales detailing convent life in early
modern Italy as seen through the
adventures of unruly nuns.Jane
A. Bernstein, Tufts University
Ruth MacKay
MacKay examines how an
Augustinian vicar, a nun of royal
descent, and a baker (pastelero)
conspired to expel the distressed
Spanish King Philip II from
his newly inherited kingdom of
Portugal. MacKay employs a keen
scholarly style as she follows the
murky details, widely disseminated
in both written and oral form, as
they circulated through a patriotic
populous yearning to break free
of Spanish hegemony.Library
Journal
2012 328 p. 51/2 x 81/2 2 color plates,
11 halftones, 2 maps
7 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-50108-6 $31.00
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John W. Baldwin
These five kinds of discourse are
not often treated together in scholarly writing, let alone compared
and contrasted so well.
Theological Studies
[Baldwin] has made the five
voices speak to us in a language
that is at one and the same time
familiar and alien in its resonance
and accents.Bryn Mawr Reviews
1994 360 p. 6 x 9 2 tables
8 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-03614-4 $32.00
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Academic Charisma
and the Origins of the
Research University
William Clark
Clark fascinatingly opens up a
world hitherto overlooked, using
neglected sources . . . and casting
much light on what people studied, how they got jobs, and how
their activities were justified and
supervised.British Journal of the
History of Science
2006 576 p. 6 x 9 50 halftones, 20 tables
9 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-10921-3 $56.00
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10 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-10922-0 $29.00
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Ancestral Voices
Why Europe?
Michael Mitterauer
The Odyssey of
Ibn Battuta
David Waines
Ibn Battuta was one of the worlds
truly great travelers. A contemporary of Marco Polo, he left an
account in his own words of his
remarkable journeys throughout
the Islamic world and beyond
Beyond a highly nuanced
account of Ibn Battutas travels,
Waines also offers his readers a
sophisticated platform upon which
to develop future analyses of medieval travel literature.Vincent
Barletta, Stanford University
2010 240 p. 6 x 9 11 halftones
14 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-86985-8 $81.00 CUSA
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2 European History
Rommel
Postcards from
Checkpoint Charlie
Pierre Birnbaum
Simon Kitson
Jeffrey K. Olick
Olicks impressive synthesis
brings together an in-depth discussion of Anglo-American political
and intellectual approaches to
Nazi Germany . . . with an equally
thorough . . . study of German elite
responses to Allied policies and
charges of guilt.H-Net Book
Review
2005 392 p. 6 x 9 17 halftones
18 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-62638-3 $29.00
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As much a work of art as a historical record, the Poesiealbum (autograph album) of Prague-born Jew
Marianka Zadikow documents the
lives of those held from 19441945
at transit camp Theresienstadt. . . .
Reproduced page by page in fullcolor plates, Dworks treatment
provides facing-page transcripts in
original language and translation
and, when possible, an explanatory
footnote.Publishers Weekly
Two Underdogs
and a Cat
Slavenka Drakulic
This little book looks at life after
communism in Eastern Europe
from the points of view of three
animals: the resident mouse in
Pragues Museum of Communism,
the oldest dog in Bucharest and a
pompous female cat called Gorby
from Warsaw. . . . What the book
does is tackle difficult and complex questions about the nature of
morality, responsibility and history.Sydney Morning Herald
Distributed for Seagull Books
2009 112 p. 41/4 x 7
25 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-906497-28-6 $17.00 IND
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The Passing of an
Illusion
Franois Furet
This may well be the most illuminating study ever devoted to the
question of appeal exerted not only
by Communism but also by the
Nazi and other fascist varieties of
totalitarianism in this century.
New Criterion
1999 600 p. 6 x 9
26 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-27340-2 $38.00
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Cathy Gere
A brilliant study of the role of
Knossos in twentieth-century culture.New York Review of Books
Gere . . . has produced that rarest of literary surprises: a genuinely
hilarious work of Minoan historiography.Harpers
2009, 2011 288 p. 6 x 9 23 halftones
27 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-28954-0 $18.00
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british history 3
Dole Queues and
Demons
Stuart Ball
Richard B. Sher
An essential addition not only to
18th-century studies but also to the
history of the book.Atlantic
Triumphantly unites the study
of authors with the study of texts,
and forges a better understanding
of the relationship between those
who wrote books and those who
sold them.Library
2006 842 p. 6 x 9 45 halftones,
16 line drawings, 7 tables
29 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-75252-5 $43.00
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30 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-75253-2 $40.00
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England in 1819
James Chandler
England in 1819 uses the prodigious literary output of that year
to pursue some far-reaching questions about what it means to date
an event, to study a historically
situated case, or to make so complex and crowded a year as 1819
representative of a whole historical
era.Times Literary Supplement
1998 606 p. 6 x 9 7 halftones
31 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-10109-5 $32.00
Your Price: $10.00
Superstitions
Francis Grose
Caroline de Guitaut
Published on the sixtieth anniversary of the coronation of Queen
Elizabeth II, this extravagantly
illustrated souvenir album commemorates the momentous occasion with newly commissioned
photographs of the coronation
gown, the Diamond Diademalso
worn at the coronations of George
IV and Queen Victoriaand the
many other jewels and ceremonial
garments worn on that historic day.
Deborah Fisher
Princes of Wales
An up-to-date and concise overview of all twenty-one of the
officially recognized Princes,
Deborah Fishers Princes of Wales
is the first book on the subject in
over twenty years. Seven hundred
years of royal history are covered,
from 1301when the first Prince,
Edward, was invested with the
titleup to the present reign of
Prince Charles.
Distributed for the University of Wales Press
2006 153 p. 41/2 x 7 10 halftones
35 Paper ISBN: 978-0-7083-2003-7 $14.00
NSA/AU/NZ
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Princesses of Wales
The title Princess of Wales has
enjoyed a high profile in recent
years. Yet until now we have
lacked any published overview
of the history of the title and
the lives of the women who have
held it.
Titanic Calling
Illustrating Empire
Picturing Empire
James R. Ryan
Ryan is a skilled analyst of photographic imagery and has done an
excellent job in making accessible
the lessons available from archives of
the visual history of Empire. . . . [A]
sensitive and engrossing account of
the reciprocal relationship between
photography and British imperial
ideology.Annals of the Association
of American Geographers
1998 272 p. 61/4 x 91/4 88 halftones
39 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-73233-6 $55.00 NSA
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4 World History
Lords of the Sea
Alan G. Jamieson
A detailed, synthetic account of
the Barbary corsairs who rose from
a minor Mediterranean nuisance
to become a major maritime menace.Historian
Jamieson provides a welldocumented history of Muslim
Christian confrontation on the
high seas, of devastating defeats
inflicted on the mighty Holy
Roman Empire.Military History
Monthly
John McCannon
This is one of the few books in
English (as well as, arguably, the
best one) to deal with these themes
from a widely comprehensive circumpolar perspective rather that a
strictly national one. . . . It should
serve for some considerable time
as the standard work on the subject.Choice
Richard C. Hall
Halls portrayal of recent Balkan
history intertwines intricately
the influences of the numerous
countries involved, on one another,
bringing important new perspectives and nuances to the complicated overall picture.Central
and Eastern European Review
Hall ably engages with the
impact of imperial legacies and
pressures, notably the impact of
Ottoman, Habsburg and Russian
power.Journal of European Studies
Thailand
Lawrence Sondhaus
Provides a complete introduction,
overview, and analysis of naval history since 1815. . . . The stories are
of peace as much as of war.
Choice
Contains fascinating insights
not easily available elsewhere.
The Naval Review
Maurizio Peleggi
Peleggis . . . book on the modern history of Thailand offers a
boldly innovative introduction
to the kingdom and its nationbuilding projects. It concentrates
on the long twentieth century
when Thailand underwent seismic
shifts in nearly every arena of
human and institutional life, and
from which the country emerged
as modern. South East Asia
Research
Amritsar
Rob Johnson
A thorough and updated account
of the trials and tribulations
encompassing the newly liberated
Central Asian states.Historian
The study represents a comparative survey of the region which
is now Central Asia. Journal of
Shia Islamic Studies
Johnson presents a comprehensive survey of the region (plus
Afghanistan), emphasizing developments in each republic since
1991.Choice
Timothy May
Although globalisation is not
a phenomenon that is readily
associated with the Middle Ages
Timothy May makes a strong case
for the emergence of a quasi-global
system from the early 13th to the
mid-14th century.History Today
May advocates locating the
foundations of the modern world
with the Mongol conquests. May
is similarly concerned with identifying the lasting legacies of the
Mongol Empire.Bulletin of the
School of Oriental and African
Studies
Distributed for Reaktion Books
2012 320 p. 51/2 x 81/2 12 halftones
41 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-86189-867-8 $45.00 NSA
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Sovereign City
Geoffrey Parker
Sovereign City is a wide-ranging
and vigorous examination that
seeks to understand the role of
the city-state from the birth of
Western civilization through its
re-emergence at the dawn of the
twenty-first century in the Far East
and Islamic world.
Navies in Modern
World History
Ian J. Bickerton
I find Bickertons analysis of the
conflict to be fair and balanced
. . . beautifully written . . . it is its
eloquentindeed, passionatecall
on the parties to come to their
senses, abandon war and instead
talk peace that turns it into such
an exciting read.Journal of
Contemporary History
World History 5
Segregation
Autophobia
Carl H. Nightingale
The scope of the work is challenging and impressive.Times
Higher Education
By reconnecting urban history
with the history of race in a genuinely global perspective he creates
a new fusion that adds enormously
to our understanding of how cities becameand were maintained
assites of segregation and exclusion.Simon Gunn, director
of the Centre for Urban History,
University of Leicester
Brian Ladd
[Ladd] clearly demonstrates that
current concerns have precedents
extending back continuously to
the cars introduction. In this case,
he competently performs the role
of the historian.Times Higher
Education Supplement
[Ladd looks] at what has been
said, by whom and for what reason,
and why none of the voluminous
critiques of the car seem to have
much mattered.International
Herald Tribune
Burning Women
Joerg Fisch
The practice of widow-burning
combines strong spiritual beliefs in
the hereafter with the more secular power struggles of this world,
both between the sexes and social
groups. Widow burning in India
has long been passionately debated,
but its practice in other parts of the
world has been neglected. Burning
Women is the first history of the
anthropological, religious, social
and political contexts of widowburning across the world.
Arash Hejazi
Time Maps
Eviatar Zerubavel
No work better captures the
generic forms of collective memory; no investigator defines more
clearly the objects of collective
memory scholarship. Time Maps
embodies the research tradition
that Eviatar Zerubavel has done
so much to advance.American
Journal of Sociology
2003 187 p. 6 x 9 1 line drawing, 23 figures
55 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-98152-9 $32.00
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Tracks across
Continents, Paths
through History
Douglas J. Puffert
No other book has attempted to
compile, use, and interpret such a
variety of historical information
on gauges and employ this kind of
economic theory and modeling to
explain it.Bradley Lewis, Union
College
2009 376 p. 6 x 9 21 line drawings, 14 tables
58 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-68509-0 $60.00
Your Price: $17.00
Devils Rope
Alan Krell
Richly illustrated. . . . His prose
purrs like a Formula One engine
and the enthusiasm evident on
every page almost tempted me
to take out a subscription to The
Barbed Wire Times. Yes, such publications do exist.Times Higher
Education
Fascinating insights into a
simple invention that has carved
up the modern world in the most
complex of ways.Irish Times
A History of Chemical
and Biological Weapons
Edward M. Spiers
Provides a compelling case for
governments across the globe not
to overlook the potential threat of
biological and chemical weapons
. . . the book is more than just a
history of these weapons.
Political Studies Review
History of Writing
6 American History
Mr. Jefferson and the
Giant Moose
Custerology
Michael A. Elliott
The three best books about Custer
and the Little Bighorn are Evan S.
Connells Son of the Morning Star,
the relevant chapters in Richard
Slotkins The Fatal Environment
. . . and Custerology.New York
Review of Books
Elliott draws on both personal
experience and a sure command of
the vast Custer canon to describe
why society latches onto certain
aspects of the past and uses them
to comprehend the present and
alter the future.On Point
2007 344 p. 6 x 9 16 halftones
65 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-20146-7 $28.00
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Richard K. Nelson
This is a collection of stories based
upon Richard Nelsons experiences in an Eskimo village of the
Tareogmiut, or people of the sea.
The stories follow a group of hunters and their families through the
cycle of an arctic year.
1980 296 p.
66 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-57180-5 $25.00
Your Price: $7.00
Ann Fabian
Fabian provides the reader a firm
understanding of the history of
American physical anthropology
during the nineteenth century,
serving as an excellent reminder of
how far methodologies have come
since then.American Indian
Quarterly
2010 288 p. 6 x 9 30 halftones
68 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-23348-2 $27.50
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G. J. Barker-Benfield
[Barker-Benfields] engagement
with the inner strengths and utter
humanity of Abigail and John is
just the beginning of this ingenious and expansive study.
Andrew Burstein, author of The
Original Knickerbocker: The Life of
Washington Irving
A convincing reconstruction
of people whose lives were utterly
different from our own.James
Walvin, author of The Trader, the
Owner, the Slave
2010 520 p. 6 x 9
69 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-03743-1 $32.50
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Michael Kammen
The entertaining, if not macabre
premise of Michael Kammens
new book is to explore how fluid
final resting places may be. . . . As
his drily witty book proves, fluctuating reputations and warring
families have all played their part
in ensuring that for the famous
and infamous alike, theres no such
thing as resting in peace.Daily
Telegraph (UK)
2010 272 p. 6 x 9 40 halftones
70 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-42329-6 $28.00
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71 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-42330-2 $17.00
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Robert E. Wright
The short discussion of money is
perhaps the best introduction to
that complex subject now available.American Historical Review
Wright reminds us that prior
to Wall Streets ascendance in
the 1830s, Chestnut Street in
Philadelphia was the nations
financial center and the birthplace
of some of Americas most important financial innovations.
Enterprise & Society
2005 218 p. 6 x 9 3 line drawings, 9 tables
72 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-91026-0 $25.00
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Financial Founding
Fathers
Bigfoot
American History 7
The Thousand-Year Flood
Kennedy in Berlin
David Welky
A comprehensive account, including political maneuvers over
flood-control bills provoked by the
deluge, this well-wrought history
reflects thorough research and onthe-ground acquaintance with the
Ohio River region.Booklist
Welky has done a prodigious job
of reminding us about the horror
inflicted by the Ohio-Mississippi
flood of 1937.Douglas Brinkley,
author of The Great Deluge
West of Sex
Pablo Mitchell
Lays bare how American colonization of the West reached deep
into the peoples intimate lives and
how Mexican Americans challenged sexual containment and
racial inequality in the first third
of the twentieth century.Nayan
Shah, author of Stranger Intimacy:
Contesting Race, Sexuality and the
Law
2012 176 p. 6 x 9 10 halftones
77 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-53269-1 $26.00
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In Hock
Wendy A. Woloson
Woloson frees the business from
its nineteenth-century anti-Semitic
entanglements and points to the
highly symbiotic relationship
among pawnshops, the industrial
city, and wage-dependent workers
in a cash-poor society. Well written and accessible to a wide and
diverse audience.Choice
Filled with insights about the
economic behavior of the poor
throughout history.Journal of
Interdisciplinary History
2009 248 p. 6 x 9 39 halftones, 1 table
78 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-90567-9 $40.00
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79 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-90568-6 $22.50
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Instructions for
American Servicemen
in Iraq during World
War II
United States Army
Whose Fair?
James Gilbert
Full of important insights and
information, lucidly framed and
brilliantly analyzed, on what happened at the fair, how it was presented, and how it has been remembered and analyzed.Choice
2009 232 p. 6 x 9 20 halftones
83 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-29310-3 $40.00
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Concentration Camps
on the Home Front
John Howard
Holds up a critical lens to
American society and values, raising such hot-button issues as race,
family, gender politics, capitalism,
individualism, immigration and
nationalism.Truthdig
2008 356 p. 6 x 9 20 halftones
84 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-35476-7 $29.00
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Altered States
Jeremy Black
Blacks Altered States now
joins my shortlist of books that
illuminate recent American history.Donald A. Yerxa, Editor,
Historically Speaking
Blacks account of changing
geographical and demographic
factors in North America reminds
readers of the deeper transformations affecting lived society. . . .
This is a valuable, thoughtful and
wonderfully eccentric account of
recent American history.Jeremi
Suri, author of Power and Protest
My Fathers Name
Lawrence P. Jackson
Jacksons work becomes a nonfiction Roots in many ways and
portrays the difficulty for African
Americans in finding their history.Historian
Through the Jackson family saga, Jackson recounts the
broader African American story
of struggle through slavery and
Reconstruction.Booklist
2012 272 p. 6 x 9 45 halftones, 2 maps
86 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-38949-3 $25.00
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Dreaming in French
Alice Kaplan
An enduring group profile of
three influential yet completely
different American women, for
each of whom Paris played a short
but transformative role, over three
tumultuous decades. . . . Kaplan
focuses sharply on three women of
successive generations, providing
a keen feminist-cultural picture
of Pariss enduring, if varied,
impact.Publishers Weekly
2012 304 p. 6 x 9 27 halftones
88 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-42438-5 $26.00
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Writing Britain
Wastelands to Wonderlands
Christina Hardyment
This book celebrates some of the
most dazzling treasures of English
literature, showcasing how Britains
greatest authors have been inspired
by, and have even redefined, their
country. From Chaucers pilgrims
to the 21st century suburban
hinterlands of J.G. Ballard, this
book explores how the places and
landscapes of Britain permeate the
nations great literary works.
Gabriel Levin
This is the importance of this
book, which shows that the profound beauty of the sites met by
the traveler throughout the Levant
is not to be found in the object
itself, but rather depends on the
ability to see these sites as literary
landmarks and as souvenirs of culture.Haaretz
Readers who share Levins
Romantic sensibilities and interest
in the Levant will appreciate the
lucidity of Levins musings and the
nuance of his perspective.Booklist
2012 216 p. 51/2 x 81/2
5 halftones, 9 line drawings
91 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-92367-3 $22.50
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Kurdistan
Susan Meiselas
Bullfighting
A Troubled History
Elisabeth Hardouin-Fugier
Translated by Sue Rose
A Naturalists Guide to
the Tropics
Marco Lambertini
Sailing by Starlight
In Search of Treasure Island
Alex Capus
An exhilarating, captivating
literary adventure that follows
treasure maps, pirate lore and
other clues in search of the
fabled Treasure Island.Shelf
Awareness
2011 192 p. 4 x 7
96 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-906598-78-5 $19.95
UK/EU
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In Byrons Footsteps
Tessa de Loo
[One notes] the seriousness
and humour with which de Loo
laces her contribution to superior
travel literature. . . . She gives her
report in the form of letters to
Byron (My dear friend, My dearest George) alternated with chapters where she recounts Byrons
journey.Vrij Nederland
2011 320 p. 4 x 8
97 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-906598-77-8 $19.95
UK/EU
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Homers
Mediterranean
A Travel Companion
Wolfgang Geisthvel
Haus has launched its hardback
Literary Travellers. If Homers
Mediterranean is anything to go
by, this is a series to collect.
Sunday Times
2010 248 p. 4 x 7
98 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-905791-39-2 $19.95
UK/EU
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Kafka
A Life in Prague
Klaus Wagenbach
These are useful additions to
any thinking persons library. . . .
Wagenbachs volume on Kafka
includes reproductions of Kafkas
letters, original book covers and
a well-drawn map of Prague
showing the places mentioned in
the text.New Statesman
2011 120 p. 4 x 8
100 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-906598-88-4 $19.95
UK/EU
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The Himalaya
David Zurick
Zurick provides a rich, if understated, course on the geology, history, and politics of the Himalaya
region.Tom Fricke, University
of Michigan
Cleveland
Andrew Borowiec
Millennium Park
Timothy J. Gilfoyle
Neil Steinberg
[A] rollicking newspapermans
memoir . . . and a strong case for
Second City exceptionalism.
New York Times
Steinbergs new book is a pleasing blend of what makes him and
his city distinctive. [This] is a sortof memoir of his professional life,
a kind-of love letter to the citya
scrapbook, as it were, of Chicago
eccentricities. Unlike most columnists who get called humorists,
Neil Steinberg is a funny writer.
Weekly Standard
2012 256 p. 6 x 9
110 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-77205-9 $25.00
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The Encyclopedia of
Chicago
10 food
Citrus
A History
Andrew Dalby
To dip into this compendium is to
be forcefully and happily reminded
that breakfast, the full English or
otherwise, should be the best meal
of the day. . . . The art is handsomely reproduced. . . . Between
us, Id say that anyone as obsessed
with the idea of breakfast as Dalby
should be locked up. But he has
nevertheless written a marvelously
toothsome compendium.
Literary Review
Distributed for Reaktion Books
2013 232 p. 6 x 8 60 color plates, 40 halftones
113 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-78023-086-3 $30.00 NSA
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Smart Casual
Alison Pearlman
A delicious romp through
Americas rapidly changing and
diverging restaurant scene. It
begins with the old haute cuisine
establishments frequented by the
upscale, well-to-do diners, but
concentrates on contemporary restaurants with their experimental,
innovative, and exotic cuisines.
It is an informative, witty, and
delightful book brimming with hot
anecdotes and tangy tidbits. It is a
must read for all serious foodies.
Oxford Encyclopedia of Food and
Drink
2013 200 p. 6 x 9 15 halftones
114 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-65140-8 $25.00
Your Price: $12.00
Wine
A Cultural History
John Varriano
Varrianos beautifully illustrated
and detailed study shows how
wine has inspired us in art, literature and religion. It is the perfect
drinking companion.Guardian
Those who have overindulged
in the subject might like instead
to read about the culture of the
vine. Drawing on poetry, art and
history, Varriano presses out some
of the infinitely rich past of the
fermented grape.Independent
Pierre Laszlo
Mines over two millennia of history to explore the spread of these
fruits out of Asia, their commercialisation in the United States,
and [their] enduring symbolism
the world over.New Scientist
It was only in the 1920s, [Laszlo]
tells us, that orange juice became
an integral part of the American
breakfast, after the great flu epidemic of 19181919.Sunday
Times (UK)
2007 262 p. 6 x 9 20 color plates
116 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-47026-9 $28.00
Your Price: $9.00
117 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-47028-3 $17.00
Your Price: $8.00
Franco La Cecla
Tells the story of how cuisine
born in the south of Italy during the Arab conquest became a
foundation for the creation of a
new nation. As La Cecla shows,
this process intensified as millions of Italians immigrated to the
Americas: it was abroad that pasta
and pizza became synonymous
with being Italian.
Herbs
Gary Allen
2012 168 p. 43/4 x 73/4 40 color plates,
20 halftones
122 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-86189-925-5 $17.00 NSA
Your Price: $5.00
Spices
Fred Czarra
Korean Cuisine
Milk
Michael J. Pettid
This work covers daily, ritual, and
regional food and drink and ends
with chapters on foods of the royal
palace, the kitchen space, and contemporary Korean.Choice
If your opinions about Korean
food and its international image
take stances on whether or not it
is too spicy, too salty, too pungent,
too odor-causing, or just perfect,
then this is the right book to learn
the reasons why and how these
traits have meaningfully evolved
over time.Acta Koreana
An Illustrated History
China to Chinatown
Chinese Food in the West
J.A.G. Roberts
A valuable and timely account of
the Wests strange love-hate relationship with Chinese food, and
a stimulating read, provoking as it
does so many challenging questions
about how we perceive and adapt to
other cultures.The Times
Hannah Velten
Dates
Nawal Nasrallah
2011 136 p. 43/4 x 73/4 60 color plates,
6 halftones
125 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-86189-796-1 $15.95 NSA
Your Price: $5.00
Apple
Erika Janik
2011 132 p. 43/4 x 73/4 36 color plates,
18 halftones
126 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-86189-848-7 $17.00 NSA
Your Price: $5.00
Caviar
Nichola Fletcher
2010 136 p. 43/4 x 73/4 40 color plates,
20 halftones
127 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-86189-650-6 $15.95 NSA
Your Price: $5.00
Sandwich
Bee Wilson
Soup
Janet Clarkson
2010 152 p. 43/4 x 73/4 30 color plates,
30 halftones
129 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-86189-774-9 $15.95 NSA
Your Price: $5.00
philosophy 11
Against Fairness
Stephen T. Asma
Asma refreshingly outlines the
moral virtues that come with
favoritism: loyalty, generosity, and
gratitude. While it might strike
some as cruel or outdated to accept
that we tend to care more about
those close to us, Asma shows that
this outlook is actually conducive
to the moral virtues that utilitarians struggle to justify.Reason
Asma offers a rightly critical
diagnosis of our obsession with
egalitarianism.Wall Street Journal
2012 224 p. 51/2 x 81/2 23 line drawings
130 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-02986-3 $22.50
Your Price: $11.00
A Philosophy of Fear
Lars Svendsen
In this brief yet wide-ranging and
insightful book, [Svendsen] argues
convincingly that we need to replace
the risk society with a culture of
hope and trust.Guardian (UK)
Toward a Rhetoric
of Insult
Thomas Conley
Readers will gladly seize on this
fresh contribution and find here
a stimulating and heartening
extended essay leading through an
entertaining, virtuoso meditation
to a typically constructive proposal.
Conley, who holds a distinguished
record of thoughtful and humane
writing, has charmed me into
merriment with this thoroughly
engaging book.John Henderson,
University of Cambridge
2010 176 p. 51/2 x 81/2 10 halftones
132 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-11477-4 $59.00
Your Price: $13.00
133 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-11478-1 $20.00
Your Price: $8.00
Grard Mairet
The History of
Continental Philosophy
A Dynamic View
David McNeill
This volume needs to be an essential part of the library of anyone
who wishes to know about the relationship of gesture, language, and
thought.Semiotica
A momentous contribution to
our understanding of kinetic and
visual expression. . . . McNeills
detailed descriptions of how gestures represent ideas contribute
greatly to our understanding of
images as carriers of abstractions.Leonardo
2005 328 p. 6 x 9 92 figures, 13 tables
137 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-51462-8 $48.00
Your Price: $13.00
Wittgenstein in Ireland
Richard Wall
One of the most haunting
and revealing accounts of
[Wittgensteins] complex personality. . . . Wall has documented
Wittgensteins various visits to and
sojourn in Ireland and has managed to retrace Wittgensteins steps
with remarkable fidelity.Times
Literary Supplement
The Promise of
Pragmatism
The Philosophy of
Improvisation
Gary Peters
This aptly titled work considers
not the how-to of improvisation
but rather the motivations and
meaning behind spontaneous
creation.Choice
2009 200 p. 6 x 9
143 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-66278-7 $40.00
Your Price: $12.00
Much more information about each book is on our
website at www.press.uchicago.edu. To order from
the web, see the last page.
12 Philosophy
Jean-Paul Sartre
from Seagull Books
American Nietzsche
Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen
One of the books conclusions
is thatthrough the questions
he posed, the debates his work
generated and the invitations to
self-reflection that commentaries
on it often formulatedNietzsche
helped Americans to acquire a better sense of cultural identity and,
as a culture, a higher level of intellectual maturity.Times Higher
Education
Ratner-Rosenhagen also tells
the story of an America that cannot but see itself through European
eyes.Commentary
2011 464 p. 6 x 9 21 halftones
144 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-70581-1 $30.00
Your Price: $12.00
Nietzsche, Psychology,
and First Philosophy
Robert B. Pippin
Pippin presents a much-needed
new approach and appreciation of
Nietzsche. . . . [He] adroitly starts
fresh with Nietzsche, considering
his work holistically and in the
context of both early psychology
and 19th-century French morality. In his novel reading, Pippin
exposes the folly of underappreciating Nietzsches irony and selfcriticism.Choice
2010 152 p. 6 x 9
145 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-66975-5 $31.00
Your Price: $10.00
146 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-66976-2 $23.00
Your Price: $9.00
Conversations with
Jean-Paul Sartre
Portraits
Ronald Aronson
There is nothing quite like the
spectacle of two French intellectuals locked in fierce ideological
argument, hurling brilliant insults
at each other.Newsday
Aronson has made a strong case
that neither Sartre nor Camus can be
understood without examining their
relationship.H-France Review
2004 302 p. 6 x 9
151 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-02796-8 $40.00
Your Price: $12.00
Tzvetan Todorov
from Seagull Books
Memory as a Remedy
for Evil
Hobbess Critique of
Religion and Related
Writings
Leo Strauss
A Dialogue between
a Philosopher and a
Student of the Common
Laws of England
Thomas Hobbes
Guillermo Algaze
A highly stimulating contribution
to a subject which has for decades
been crying out for someone with
Algazes courage to tackle, and it
will surely hold a central place in
future discussion for some time to
come.Journal of the American
Oriental Society
1993, 2004 174 p. 81/2 x 11
25 halftones, 25 figures, 15 maps
157 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-01382-4 $40.00
Your Price: $15.00
Wondrous Curiosities
Stephanie Moser
Roman Women
The Greeks
Simon Goldhill
Goldhills new book is enthralling. A cant put down and a forever reread. Vanessa Redgrave
One of the most instructive and
lucidly written books about theater
to have been published in recent
years.Commentary
2007 208 p. 51/4 x 8 20 halftones
162 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-30128-0 $18.00
Your Price: $7.00
The Theatricality of
Greek Tragedy
Playing Space and Chorus
Graham Ley
Ley investigates with a fresh eye
and marked originality. His first
chapter alone will change many
contemporary assumptions about
how ancient Greek tragedy was
first performed, and his accompanying diagrams of possible staging
will contribute to this important
reassessment.Nicholas Rudall,
University of Chicago
2006 240 p. 6 x 9 5 halftones, 14 line drawings
163 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-47757-2 $45.00
Your Price: $13.00
A Commentary on
The Complete Greek
Tragedies. Aeschylus
James C. Hogan
James C. Hogan provides a general
introduction to Aeschylean theater
and drama, followed by a line-byline commentary on each of the
seven plays. He places Aeschylus
in the historical, cultural, and
religious context of fifth-century
Athens, showing how the action
and metaphor of Aeschylean theater can be illuminated by information on Athenian law athletic
contests, relations with neighboring states, beliefs about the underworld, and countless other details
of Hellnic life.
Daniel Boyarin
Boyarins book addresses suspicions that many have had as to how
dialogical Platos dialogues are,
and it brings to view how astonishingly constructed the Talmud
is in ways that have not been
considered until now . . . because
Babylonian Jewish literature has
hardly been considered in any
contexts but its own. Common
Knowledge
Boyarins ingeniously constructed dialogue between Plato
and the Talmud in this book has
implications for cultural and intellectual history.Times Literary
Supplement
2009 408 p. 6 x 9 1 halftone
165 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-06916-6 $50.00
Your Price: $10.00
166 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-06917-3 $27.50
Your Price: $9.00
Richard Sorabji
14 religion
Grave Matters
Shoji Yamada
Franois Berthier
Esalen
Jeffrey J. Kripal
Founded in the early 1960s,
Esalen drew eccentrics and artists like Aldous Huxley, Timothy
Leary, Henry Miller, and Joan
Baez, and soon became a sort of
sybaritic commune, where life
consisted, according to Kripal, of
sodomy in the baths, glossolalia in
the lodge, fistfights in the parking
lot, folk music in the cabins, and
meditation in the Big House.
New Yorker
[Kripal] has written the definitive intellectual history of the
ideas behind the institute.San
Francisco Chronicle
2007 594 p. 6 x 9 31 halftones, 1 color plate
172 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-45369-9 $32.00
Your Price: $9.00
Hiding
Mark C. Taylor
The Transformation of
American Religion
How We Actually Live Our Faith
Alan Wolfe
While others look at American
religion and see a two-party system
pitting conservatives against liberals, Mr. Wolfe sees a wide swath
of theological moderates. . . . The
measured tone that Mr. Wolfe
strikes in this important book will
be welcomed by many readers. So
should his call for full citizenship
for religious Americans.Wall
Street Journal
2003 320 p. 6 x 9
175 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-90518-1 $16.00 COBE
Your Price: $5.00
Mythologies
Surpassing Wonder
Sephardim
Paloma Daz-Mas
Armenia
A Historical Atlas
Robert H. Hewsen
The atlas requires patience and
energy to mine its treasures. . . .
But what treasures there are!
Cartographica
Hewsens atlas should be a
standard book on the shelves of
all scholars interested in Caucasia
and the Middle East. . . . This
treasure trove of historical and
geographic information brings
to life the immense riches of the
history, people, and culture of the
region.Russian Review
2001 342 p. 11 x 17 278 color maps, 3 line drawings
182 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-33228-4 $202.50
Your Price: $59.00
Cartographic Treasures
of the Newberry Library
Newberry Library
Beautifully designed . . . containing splendid reproductions and
enlightening captions, providing
the reader with an understanding of the cartographic value and
importance of each map and, consequently, the reasons for its designation as a treasure. WAML
Information Bulletin
Distributed for the Newberry Library
2002 104 p. 11 x 81/2 23 color plates
57 halftones
183 Paper ISBN: 978-0-911028-71-3 $20.00
Your Price: $7.00
Mark Monmonier
Coast Lines
No Dig, No Fly, No Go
How Maps Restrict and Control
Don Hinrichsen
An excellent one-stop resource for
graphical and pictorial information
on a wide range of topics, focusing
on the damaging effects of human
activities on marine life and the
importance of conservation efforts
to preserve the oceans.Choice
This atlas illustrates the pressures
bearing down on the worlds coasts
and inshore waters and the pressures
created, in turn, for people who
live near coasts (most of the worlds
population).Foreign Affairs
2011 128 p. 93/4 x 71/2 115 color plates
186 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-34226-9
$22.00 COBE/EU
Your Price: $7.00
Chicago Made
Robert Lewis
Lewis has created an excellent
study of the very networks that
made industrial Chicago possible.Journal of Illinois History
A masterful contribution to our
understanding of American industrial districts and urban growth
processes.Journal of Economic
Geography
2008 364 p. 6 x 9
24 halftones, 17 maps, 30 tables
188 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-47701-5 $45.00
Your Price: $13.00
Historic Illinois
from the Air
David Buisseret
A distinctive and skillful effort to
bring facets of Illinois history to
a popular as well as an academic
audience.John Hoffman, Illinois
Historical Survey, University of
Illinois Library
1990 248 p. 81/2 x 11 210 illustrations,
22 line drawings, 75 maps
189 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-07989-9 $62.50
Your Price: $15.00
The History of
Cartography, Volume 3
Cartography in the European
Renaissance
The History of
Cartography,
Volume 2, Book 3
On the Series
It is permitted to few scholars
both to extend the boundaries of
their field of study and to redefine
it as a discipline. Yet that is precisely what The History as a whole
is doing.Imago Mundi
1998 500 p. 81/2 x 11 24 color plates,
267 halftones, 196 line drawings, 5 tables
191 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-90728-4 $230.00
Your Price: $69.00
Theoretical Approaches in
Cartography throughout History
Christian Jacob
16 architecture
Joseph M. Siry
Beth Sholom
Synagogue
Grand Hotels
Reality and Illusion
Elaine Denby
A breathtaking journey round the
worlds most luxurious hotels.
Ideal Home
The joyous message is that
everything is permitted in the
way of architectural fantasy, that
imagination need not be restrained
by good taste, and also that sheer
desire can create buildings that
exceed expectations, even expectations of the most devoted traveler.
. . . For those obliged to stay home
the plates in this volume will be
ample compensation.Sunday
Times
Anthony Alofsin
Alofsin says that the cold war left
much of the extraordinary, creative modern architecture created
in the breakup of the Hapsburg
Empire relatively unknown to
Western scholars. Thus his book
wanders widely in those territories . . . . Along the way, he scans
official buildings, churches, and
cemeteries for what he calls the
interplay between personal and
national identity. Chronicle of
Higher Education
The Chicago
Auditorium Building
Carl Smith
What sets this book apart from
other Burnham histories is Smiths
attention to the filthy, miserable, nineteenth-century city that
repelled and motivated Burnham,
and the extraordinary promotional
effort led by the Commercial Club
of Chicago that sold his plan to the
public.Chicago Tribune
An imaginative, beautifully produced, and visually appealing masterpiece of stirring prose and stunning
illustration.New York Sun
Burnham of Chicago
Edward Dimendberg
From their transformation of New
Yorks Lincoln Center to their lauded work on Manhattans Highline,
this has been one of the firms to
watch for decades.Tropic
Thomas S. Hines
Chris Mottalini
The culmination of an obsessive seven-year-long photographic
preservation project, [it] restores
dignity to these homes once again,
even as they are ravaged by time
and neglect and facing imminent
demolition.New York Times
Magazine
The images read like portraits
of neglect and speak volumes about
the way society forgets historically
important buildings in favor of the
newest thing.Los Angeles Times
Distributed for Columbia College Chicago
Press
2013 75 p. 10 x 8 44 color plates
202 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-935195-45-0 $50.00
Your Price: $13.00
Survival City
Tom Vanderbilt
A fascinating political and cultural analysis of cold war architecture: a vast array of structures
from missile silos to small towns
built to test the effectiveness of
an atomic blast, presidential fallout shelters, nuclear waste dumps,
monoliths like the windowless
PacBell building in Los Angeles, and
countless motels and diners named
Atomic. Publishers Weekly
2010 240 p. 6 x 9 80 halftones, 7 line drawings
203 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-84694-1 $17.00
Your Price: $6.00
Caren Yglesias
Caren Yglesias, a practicing
architect, examinesthe legacy
ofAndrew Jackson Downing, now
considered the father of American
landscape architecture, with an eye
for relevance to todays domestic
landscape.
art 17
Correspondence
Jean-Antoine Houdon
Anne L. Poulet
[The essays] detail Houdons
artistic development and provide
insights into his working methods
and his relationships with his subjects, a group that included Molire,
Diderot, Voltaire, Franklin and
Napoleon. . . . He could do teeth,
the pupils of the eyes, soft dimples,
even tears; details that, two centuries later, still catch the breath.
New York Times
Houdon may be the greatest
portrait sculptor of all time.
Washington Post
Ad Reinhardt
Michael Corris
Handsomely produced. . . . An
impressively researched book,
this is also the first to provide
an account of Reinhardts entire
career.Burlington
Let us hope that when further exhibitions and studies of
Reinhardt are undertaken, Michael
Corris is invited to contribute. The
furtherance of art history depends
on scholars such as he being willing to get their hands dusty on our
behalf.Art Book
Gerhard Richter
A Life in Painting
Dietmar Elger
Gerhard Richter
Images of an Era
2003 400 p. 9 x 11
144 color plates, 225 halftones
209 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-67649-4 $60.00
Your Price: $15.00
French Porcelain
Geoffrey de Bellaigue
A monumental three-volume work
that scholars, collectors, and amateurs of Vincennes/Svres porcelain
have been anticipating eagerly for
such a long time and the likes of
which will probably never be seen
again. . . . The superbly detailed
photographs replicate the experience that only a very few curators or
collectors are privileged to experience.Apollo Magazine
Distributed for the Royal Collection Trust
2010 1312 p. 10 x 13 3 volumes; 2400 illustrations
210 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-905686-10-0 $350.00 USCA
Your Price: $199.00
Mieke Bal
In the same way that much of
Bourgeoiss work can be read as a
not so subtle attack on the verities
of sculptural Modernism, so Bals
discourse can be understood as
a continuous and often salutary
thrust against establishment art
history.London Review of Books
Bal presents the work [Spider]
as a theoretical object, one that
can teach us how to think, speak,
and write about art.Feminist
Academic Press
61/4
81/4
2001 88 p.
x
25 color plates
211 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-03575-8 $40.00
Your Price: $13.00
Alexandre Cabanel
The Tradition of Beauty
Dario Gamboni
Duchamp
Juan Ramrez
[The author charts] Duchamps
overlapping fascinations with scientific truth, love and death.Art
Monthly
Ramirez gives a great deal of
detailed information drawn from
sources taken from contemporary
advertising. These images contribute
a wealth of visual material that purposefully animates the pages of the
book while giving the reader a visual
key to the material that lies ahead.
Leonardo Electronic Almanac
18 art
Jan van Eyck
Richard Neer
The Emergence of the Classical
Style in Greek Sculpture offers a
visually and conceptually fresh
take on its perennially fascinating
subject.Artforum
[This is] a major contribution
to our understanding of the history of Greek sculpture; it will be
a constant source of intellectual
stimulation and critical inspiration
for scholars in the field for years to
come.Times Literary Supplement
Narcissus Reflected
David Lomas
Lomas offers an expansive examination of the Narcissus myth. His
illuminating discussions of each
artist weave together the biographical and the theoretical. And the
colorful, vivid, and erotic reproductions that illustrate the book
help convey the scope and power of
the original exhibition.Gay and
Lesbian Review
Distributed for Reaktion Books
2011 176 p. 71/2 x 101/4
40 color plates, 60 halftones
218 Paper ISBN: 978-0-947912-99-4 $27.00 NSA
Your Price: $9.00
Anne Leonard
The Tragic Muse examines the
richly varied representation of
tragedy in the European artistic
tradition over the course of two
centuries. This catalog is generously illustrated with four-color
reproductions of all the works
contained in the exhibition.
Craig Harbison
This revised and expanded edition
includes many illustrations and
reveals how van Eyck presented his
contemporaries with a more subtle
and complex view of the value of
appearances as a route to understanding the meaning of life.
Praise for the first edition
An enthralling study.Sunday
Telegraph
Admirably restores a sense of
van Eycks singularity and modernity. [A] highly original book.
Art Bulletin
Edvard Munch
Josiah McElheny
Translated into English for the first
time.
An exciting hybridbeautifully
clear, yet complex; a meditation
on meta-narratives by a leading
artist and writer of his generation;
a work of art.Michelle Kuo,
Editor in Chief, Artforum
Rembrandts Late
Religious Portraits
Arthur K. Wheelock Jr.
Medieval Painting in
Bohemia
Jan Royt
First of all, [the book] has compassed the most recent knowledge
in the field, secondly, it can be
used as a textbook, and thirdly,
it fills a certain empty place in
contemporary literature. Last but
not least, its engaging written style
demonstrates the scholars sense
for significant manifestations and
clarity.Ji Kropek, Charles
University
Distributed for the Karolinum Press
2003 160 p. 8 x 10 80 color plates
225 Cloth ISBN: 978-80-246-0266-0 $40.00
CZE/SVK
Your Price: $13.00
Jewish Art
A Modern History
art 19
Kazimir Malevich
Francesco Clemente
Francesco Clemente
Oleg Tarasov
This is not a book about the
frame-makers craft, but a lengthy
discussion of the purpose of
frames, borders and surrounds in
Russian art and architecture.
Art Newspaper
Thierry de Duve
Sewn in the
Sweatshops of Marx
Clement Greenberg
Between the Lines
By reinterpreting Greenbergs
interpretations of Pollock,
Duchamp, and other canonical figures, de Duve establishes
new theoretical coordinates by
which to understand the uneasy
complexities and importance
of Greenbergs practice.John
OBrian, editor of Clement
Greenberg: The Collected Essays
and Criticisms
2010 160 p. 6 x 9
232 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-17516-4 $20.00
Your Price: $9.00
Nostalgia/Utopia
Jack M. Greenstein
Greenstein has raised the level of
sophistication of the historical criticism of Renaissance painting by at
least one whole notch; at the same
time, he has written a book for
everyone interested in problems of
interpretation.David Summers,
University of Virginia
1992 316 p. 6 x 9 61 halftones, frontispiece
234 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-30707-7 $62.50
Your Price: $17.00
Museum, Inc.
Paul Werner
Werner uses Thomas Krenss
directorship of the Guggenheim
Foundation as a case study to
argue that museums have taken to
acting like monster corporations,
globalizing the art industry and
treating their collections as capital.ArtNews
All sorts of searing insights
about todays big-time art world,
its unholy mixture of funny
money, fake egalitarianism, and
backroom investment schemes.
Philadelphia Inquirer
Distributed for Prickly Paradigm Press
2005 88 p. 41/2 x 7
235 Paper ISBN: 978-0-9761475-1-0 $12.95
Your Price: $5.00
Rebecca Zorach
Has important implications for
how we understand subjectivity as well as painting during the
Renaissance. For students and
scholars of Italian Renaissance art,
The Passionate Triangle is not to be
missed.Comitatus
Arcimboldo
Franois Quiviger
One major academic growth
industry has been the historical
study of the senses, in which the
sensory hierarchies and experiences of the past are reconstructed.
Franois Quivigers The Sensory
World of Renaissance Art is one of
the most stimulating and ambitious.Art Newspaper
Caravaggio
Patrick Hunt
Caravaggio was the most revolutionary artist of the Italian
Baroque. The intensity and drama
of his chiaroscuro style is matched
only by his life. Outlaw, heretic,
murderer and sensualist are some
of the charges brought against him
by his contemporaries. Beyond his
penchant for unidealized representations of life, Caravaggios work
addressed a number of issues that
are as compelling today as they
were in early seventeenth century.
20 art
Artists Postcards
Image Factory
Jeremy Cooper
The first critical guide to artists
postcards and it sets about the task
in a methodical and comprehensive way. . . . For someone already
interested, its an excellent resource
and for someone new its a great
introduction. Well produced and
accesible, this publication is probably the key text so far in this rich
niche of the art world.Cassone
Art Review
Donald Richie
This thoughtful deconstruction
of Japans culture of images is an
essential aid to understanding for
those who live amid its proliferating messages and codes. Richie
applies his profoundly informed
but relaxed and conversational
analytic style to such different cultural manifestations as cell phone
culture, cuteness, pachinko and
myriad sex clubs.Daily Yomiuri
A Compendium
Victorian Miniatures
Vanessa Remington
The Royal Collection houses one of
the largest groups of portrait miniatures in existence. These volumes
feature the more than one thousand pieces of this collection from
leading miniaturists of the time.
The neglected subject of
Victorian miniatures is deftly
explored in this sumptuous catalogue.Apollo
Hanneke Grootenboer
By examining the eye portrait
miniature, Grootenboer is able to
raise questions over issues of public and private display, to examine
the eighteenth-century cultures of
mourning, to trouble the divide
between subject and object, to
probe theoretical frameworks
such as gift giving, and finally, to
develop a new theory of intimate
vision. West 86th
2012 300 p. 7 x 10 24 color plates, 53 halftones
241 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-30966-8 $45.00
Your Price: $22.00
Passionate Patrons
Leah Kharibian
Throughout the twenty-four years
of their marriage, Queen Victoria
and Prince Albert were enthusiastic supporters of British art,
commissioning a large number of
works and purchasing countless
others across a wide range of styles
and media. Passionate Patrons
offers a concise introduction to the
scope of Victoria and Alberts connoisseurship, tracing their evolving
tastes through the entire history of
Victorian art.
Jennifer Scott
A fresh assessment of the importance of portraiture in the imagemaking of monarchs from Richard
II to the present day, this book
covers a far wider timescale than
any previous studies of the subject.
Starting with the stylized royal
portraits of the early kings, it covers works by Holbein, Van Dyck,
Zoffany, Landseer and Freud.
Unfolding Pictures
Fans in the Royal Collection
Tzvetan Todorov
Mekong Diaries
Sherry Buchanan
Buchanan journeyed across
Vietnam to gather previously
unpublished material from 10
Vietnamese artists who resisted
the U.S. The resulting volume is
a moving alternative to common
American narratives of the war
and offers extraordinary insight
into Vietnamese hearts, military
and civilian.Time
The book opens an important window onto the war. . . .
An important resource for those
studying the Vietnam War, particularly its cultural output.Choice
Jane Portal
Fascinating study of the interface
between art and politics in North
Korea.Guardian
Authoriative . . . clear and concise . . . many beautifully colored
reproductions and photos.
Concord Monitor
Mieke Bal
Bal is a leading cultural critic,
known for her engaging writing style and clarity, even when
dealing with difficult theoretical
concepts. Bal also has incredible
respect for Salcedo and her work,
as this book models a process of
investigation akin to a dialogue
with art, rather than a clinical dissection of it.Choice
2010 296 p. 7 x 10 28 color plates, 31 halftones
250 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-03578-9 $65.00
Your Price: $21.00
Art / Photography 21
Winslow Homer
Poet of the Sea
Geoff Kaplan
Reproduces stunning covers of
radical late 60s and early 70s
papers . . . including The Black
Panther, Paul Krassners The
Realist and the long-running Off
Our Backs. This is a remarkable
collection curating artifacts from
the diverse worlds of feminists,
leftists, technology visionaries,
gays and other factions all liberated by cheap printing.Chicago
Tribune
Modern Life
Robert Therrien
Transforming Images
The Art of Silver Horn and His
Successors
93/4
2012 304 p.
x
72 color plates, 30 halftones
254 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-38956-1 $35.00
Your Price: $13.00
Works on Paper
Represented in the permanent collections of world-renowned museums, including the Tate Modern
and Centre Georges Pompidou,
the works of Robert Therrien are
enigmatically complex and elude
classification. Robert Therrien now
reveals the compelling power of
Therriens art, demonstrating how
he draws upon everyday objects
such as dishware and furniture,
architectural elements, and other
unique inspirations to create his art.
Distributed for Scheidegger and Spiess
2008 124 p. 8 x 12 60 color plates
256 Cloth ISBN: 978-3-85881-217-9 $75.00 UK/EU
Your Price: $19.00
Richard Shiff
Shiffs close attention to de
Koonings art produces a richer
and much more satisfying and
convincing understanding of its
core aesthetic qualities and firstorder meanings. As such, the book
deserves to be read by all practitioners of modern art history as an
experiment in close art writing as
a route to better interpretation.
Cassone Art Review
Mary E. Davis
Davis conveys the electric excitement from a collection of talents
music by Stravinsky, sets by Picasso,
costumes by Bakstthat has never
been equaled.Independent
Distributed for Reaktion Books
2010 256 p. 6 x 8 30 color plates, 60 halftones
258 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-757-2 $29.00 NSA
Your Price: $11.00
Charles Harrison
Harrison wants to show how
much more psychologically and
politically complex are the depictions of women in some key
Impressionist and early 20thcentury paintings than is generally
made out by their feminist interpreters.Art Monthly
Harrison thus proposes that
a central task of early modernist
painting was to generate critical
reflection about the automatic
identification of vision with the
viewpoint of one sex and class.
Art News
2005 312 p. 81/2 x 11
50 color plates, 130 halftones
259 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-31797-7 $75.00
Your Price: $17.00
260 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-31798-4 $49.00
Your Price: $15.00
Carrara
William Wylie
22 photography
Vintage People on Photo
Postcards by Tom Phillips
from the Bodleian Library
Bicycles
Readers
A Box of Photographs
Roger Grenier
Circus Girl
The Rockabillies
Jennifer Greenburg
Weddings
The Steel
Joseph E. B. Elliott
Aware of the decline and imminent demise of many integrated
steel mills in the United States and
fascinated by their monumental
architecture and machinery, Joseph
Elliott photographed the mills in
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania from
1989 until final shutdown in 1997.
Distributed for Columbia College Chicago
Press
2012 101 p. 10 x 11 60 duotones
269 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-935195-25-2 $60.00
Your Price: $13.00
Stanley Greenberg
Time Machines
Architecture under
Construction
With a Foreword by Joseph Rosa
Institutional
Scott Fortino
One/Many
Joel Snyder
Western Rider
Chuck Forsman
Visual poetry that conveys the
emotional essence of the western
road trip. Not the corporatized,
homogenous four-lane rush, but
the type of trip we might expect
from the likes of Abbey or McPhee
or Stegner.Great Plain Quarterly
Accommodating Nature
The Photographs of Frank Gohlke
John Rohrbach
Photography / Film 23
Portraits from the Park
Comiskey Park Photographs,
19731990
Thomas W. Harney
Harney has captured, in rich
black and white, moments, many
of them quiet moments, some
of them private moments, all of
them compelling moments. Each
moment tells a story, and in doing
so, Portraits from the Park captures
a slice of history from the former
(some might say true) home of the
White Sox.Chicago Book Review
Distributed for Columbia College Chicago
Press
2012 93 p. 9 x 8 67 halftones
278 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-935195-39-9 $35.00
Your Price: $11.00
Bob Thall
At Citys Edge
City Spaces
Stephen Longmire
Longmire has an eye for the glories of an historic villagethe way
its past endures in its doorways,
its gravestones, its fences, its finials. This lovely and loving book,
attesting to the unorganized acts
of preservation that have maintained the truth of a place for 300
years, is itself a scrupulous act of
preservation.E. L. Doctorow
Distributed for the Center for American
Places
2007 312 p. 9 x 10 133 color plates
281 Paper ISBN: 978-1-930066-69-4 $35.00
Your Price: $9.00
Minding Movies
Vicky Lebeau
Lebeaus deft look at cinemas
treatment of childhood puts aside
the cozy teddy bears in favour of
the harsher realities of murder,
death, child abuse and war.
Empire Magazine
Sophia Loren
Moulding the Star
Pauline Small
Sophia Loren established herself as an actress whose stardom
spanned Italy, Europe, and finally
Hollywood. Hers was a highly
original rise to fame for a European
film actress. Sophia Loren is the
first book to explore in detail the
transfer of Lorens stardom from
Italy to Hollywood and the reasons
for her American success.
Distributed for Intellect Ltd.
2009 208 p. 7 x 9 10 halftones
285 Paper ISBN: 978-1-84150-234-2 $28.50
Your Price: $7.00
Criminal Self-Representation in
African American Popular Culture
Jonathan Munby
Moves deftly across decades
and disciplines to present wellresearched and theoretically fertile
analyses of the origins, evolution,
and practical utility of criminal
imagery in many different works of
fiction, film, and music.George
Lipsitz, author of How Racism
Takes Place
[Mumby] devote[s] serious
but not humorlesscritical and
historical attention to fascinating
but previously marginal figures
like Rudolph Fisher, Ralph Cooper,
Julian Mayfield, Rudy Ray Moore,
and Donald Goines.Carlo Rotella,
author of Cut Time
2011 224 p. 6 x 9
287 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-55036-7 $26.00
Your Price: $9.00
James Chapman
Given its size, its breadth of coverage in terms of both films and
wars is truly impressive. This is
a testament to James Chapmans
expansive knowledge of the subject
and astute ability to select just the
right examples to make his points
. . . essential reading for anyone
interested in the subject, from the
general reader to the specialist.
Film and History
24 music
Duke Ellingtons
America
Bach
Martin Geck
Bach expert Martin Geck shows us
Bach in his time, offering a portrait of the personal, political and
social circumstances that shaped
some of the greatest music ever
written. It analyzes Bachs musical
achievement and considers why
music such as the Brandenburg
Concertos and the St. Matthew
Passion continues to hold its
appeal centuries later.
Gecks fresh and penetrating
portrait compels the reader.
Sddeutsche Zeitung
Sibelius
David J. Buch
[Buchs] most valuable contribution . . . is undoubtedly the detailed
and comprehensive discussion of
the origins of the fantastic in eighteenth-century operas and stage
works.Opera Today
2008 480 p. 7 x 10 4 color plates, 6 halftones,
51 musical examples, 3 tables
291 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-07809-0 $55.00
Your Price: $15.00
Harvey G. Cohen
Illuminates Ellingtons career
as never before, and also helps to
deepen our understanding of larger trends and issues in American
politics and culture. No previous
book on Ellington has followed the
money so rigorously, laying bare
the interworkings of art and capital.Times Literary Supplement
The book makes nuanced
sense of the hard choices at every
turn, in years when it often fell
to Ellington to pioneer new audiences and new venues.New York
Review of Books
2010 720 p. 6 x 9 12 halftones
292 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-11263-3 $43.00
Your Price: $12.00
293 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-11264-0 $22.50
Your Price: $9.00
I Feel So Good
Bob Riesman
Stiffelio
Giuseppe Verdi
Music in German
Philosophy
An Introduction
Jewish Musical
Modernism, Old and New
Edited by Philip V. Bohlman
With a Foreword by Sander L. Gilman
Oxford, Bodleian
Library, MS. Canon.
Misc. 213
Edited by David Fallows
Ottaviano Petrucci,
Motetti de Passione,
de Cruce, de
Sacramento, de Beata
Virgine et huiusmodi B
Venice, 1503
biography 25
Critical Lives from
Reaktion Books
Critical Lives is a major series
of short critical biographies that
present the work of important
cultural figures in the context of
their lives. Each book relates and
brings alive the life of the artist,
writer, philosopher, or architect in
question and assesses their major
works at the same time. Each book
includes 2040 illustrations.
Pablo Picasso
Mary Ann Caws
Salvador Dal
Mary Ann Caws
Marcel Duchamp
Caroline Cros
Gertrude Stein
Lucy Daniel
Franz Kafka
Sander L. Gilman
2005 160 p. 5 x 77/8 30 halftones
307 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-254-6 $16.95 NSA
Your Price: $6.00
Charles Baudelaire
Rosemary Lloyd
Simone de Beauvoir
Ursula Tidd
Vladimir Nabokov
Barbara Wyllie
Michel Foucault
David Macey
77/8
2004 160 p. 5 x
20 halftones
311 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-226-3 $16.95 NSA
Your Price: $6.00
Samuel Beckett
Andrew Gibson
Childhood
Nathalie Sarraute
Madame Proust
A Biography
Evelyne E. Bloch-Dano
It not only explores AntiSemitism, assimilation and
naturalization of Jewish French
Nationals, and the Dreyfus affair
but also ably recreates the bourgeois milieu, familial and cultural
context and the physical layout of
the Paris in which Marcel Proust
lived.Bookslut.com
It is essentially a study of one of
the most remarkable and fruitful of
mother-son relationships. As such it
is a book that every Proustian will
want to read.Literary Review
2007 272 p. 6 x 9 26 halftones, 5 line drawings
314 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-05642-5 $27.50
Your Price: $8.00
Memoirs of a Fortunate
Jew
An Italian Story
First Son
Keith Koeneman
Native son Koeneman colorfully
and familiarly details the rise of
the Daleys and their imprint on
their hometown. . . . A highly
focused history of a 20th-century
metropolis and a compelling biography of the family that shaped it
for nearly half a century.
Publishers Weekly
A valuable book, admirably fair
and balanced, and vastly informative about four colorful and highly
eventful decades in the life of
Americas third-largest metropolis.Washington Monthly
2013 392 p. 6 x 9 24 halftones, 2 tables
317 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-44947-0 $30.00
Your Price: $15.00
Arthur Koestler
Jules Feiffer
Youthful, full of insouciance, vanity and playfulness. While other
accomplished men bronze their
success or dip it in amber, Feiffer
treats his own as one big wonderful
caper.New York Times
Writing with wit, angst, honesty, and self-insights, Feiffer
shares a vast and complex interior
emotional landscape.Publishers
Weekly
2012 456 p. 6 x 9
319 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-24035-0 $19.00 COBE
Your Price: $7.00
Steven Shapin
Shapin asks if contemporary hightech science is a moral enterprise.
Does objectivity render scientific
achievement less personal than
that in the humanities, and does
the scientist possess any special
moral virtue?Nature
2008 488 p. 6 x 9 16 halftones, 2 line drawings
323 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-75024-8 $31.00
Your Price: $7.00
324 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-75025-5 $20.00
Your Price: $6.00
Simone Turchetti
The book is dense in details about
secrecy, FBI investigations, Cold
War politics, patents, spying, and
personal intrigues.Choice
[Turchetti] upends the notion
that Pontecorvos limited access to
atomic secrets made his defection
a minor footnote to cold-war history. He argues compellingly that
it was Pontecorvos expertise in
key areas of nuclear physics, rather
than access to secret work, that
made his defection significant.
Nature
2012 272 p. 6 x 9 19 halftones
325 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-81664-7 $50.00
Your Price: $13.00
Banquet at Delmonicos
The Gilded Age and the Triumph of
Evolution in America
Barry Werth
This apt fusion of form and content makes for a surprisingly suspenseful and fast-paced story.
. . . Banquet at Delmonicos crackles
with energy and wit. . . . Werth is
a gifted writer, and his subject is
especially important in our current
economic crisis.New York Times
Book Review
Histories of ideas are rarely page
turners, but Werth has done the
trick.Kirkus Reviews
2009 400 p. 6 x 9
326 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-89384-6 $19.00
Your Price: $6.00
Michael Bliss
The perfect introduction for
anyone who hopes to understand
the modern history of medical discovery and its impact on
contemporary society.Howard
Markel, author of The Anatomy of
Addiction
Galileo, Courtier
Mario Biagioli
In this brilliantly original reexamination of Galileo, Biagioli
frames the mathematicians career
within the intricate play of etiquette,
rhetoric, and patronage at Italian
princely courts.New Yorker
1993 416 p. 6 x 9 10 halftones, 4 line drawings
329 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-04560-3 $25.00
Your Price: $8.00
David Freedberg
Freedberg . . . uncovers a buried
chapter in the history of science
and art, when the two were closely
allied, and Galileos friends turned
his telescope around to view the
microscopic intricacies of nature
with the eye of the lynx. New
York Times Book Review
A General History of
Quadrupeds
The Figures Engraved on Wood
Thomas Bewick
The Dictionary of
Nineteenth-Century
British Scientists
science 27
Relics
Piotr Naskrecki
Ronald T. Merrill
Highly readable. . . . Merrill laces
his narrative with discourses on
the philosophy of science, and
with ripostes to creationist attacks
on evolution and the antiquity of
Earth. Ill recommend this book
to students eager to know how science is done, and anyone wondering what makes a compass needle
point north.Natural History
2010 272 p. 6 x 9 7 line drawings, 26 halftones
337 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-52050-6 $25.00
Your Price: $10.00
Scott L. Montgomery
This exhaustive yet accessible
look at the global energy supply
weighs the future of fossil fuels
and carefully considers the alternatives.Discover
2010 408 p. 6 x 9 12 halftones, 1 table
338 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-53500-5 $35.00
Your Price: $10.00
Wasted World
Rob Hengeveld
Hengeveld argues that we are
depleting resources and polluting the environment faster than
human survival can bearliterally
wasting the planet.Nature
Hengeveld successfully reveals
how population size, resource
exploitation and the threat of system collapse are all interrelated
issues that humanity must face up
to if it is to avert collapse and have
a future on planet Earth.Times
Higher Education
2012 360 p. 6 x 9 9 line drawings
339 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-32699-3 $30.00
Your Price: $11.00
Science on Ice
Four Polar Expeditions
Chris Linder
Rightly casts those who are
charged with finding out more
about our changing planet as true
modern era explorers. This book
should be mandatory in all schools,
careers departments, and on polar
fanatics coffee tables across the
globe.BBC Wildlife
2011 288 p. 11 x 8 157 color plates
340 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-48247-7 $40.00
Your Price: $15.00
Ice
Mariana Gosnell
By the time you finish this
remarkable book . . . youll never
think about freezing and melting
in quite the same way.New York
Times
Theres a lot of good, hard
science here . . . and a lot of gripping human-interest stuff about
ice fishermen cracking through
Minnesota lakes and explorers
ships crushed in polar sea ice.
Washington Post
Scott L. Montgomery
Imaginary Animals
Boria Sax
A thought-provoking analysis of
bestial creations, this illustrated
compendium by Boria Sax scrutinizes artistic and literary models,
ranging from Chauvet cave art
from 36,000 BCE to political cartoons, graphic Japanese novels, and
postmodern robotics. Conclusions
about the nature and purpose of
fantasy animals draw on scripture,
anthropology, medicine, myth, and
psychology.Choice
Distributed for Reaktion Books
2013 272 p. 71/2 x 10
115 color plates, 115 halftones
343 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-78023-173-0 $39.00 NSA
Your Price: $19.00
Jelto Drenth
Drenth has provided an excellent
basic resource for thinking about
womens genitalia as more than
flesh and function.BMJ Journals
A highly satisfactory collection
. . . fascinating accounts of the
physiology of vaginal response,
thoughtful readings of literature,
films, and works of art, and a surprising range of trivia. The erudite
book displays a brisk and slightly
demented sense of humor.
Village Voice
Insomnia
A Cultural History
Eluned Summers-Bremner
As crime fiction and drug prescriptions will attest, the inability to sleep is also a condition of
modernityof capitalist cultures
founded on protestant work ethics,
on 18th-century slavery and on the
subsequent devaluation of sleep
as an important activity in our
24-hour wired-up world.
Financial Times Magazine
Natures Palette
David Lee
This beautifully illustrated book
. . . mixes scientific content and
personal anecdotes with some art,
history and sociology to show how
plant colour has enriched the lives
of men and women down through
the ages.Chemistry World
Lee makes no apologies for his
unabashedly personal approach,
and his love and enthusiasm for
the subject shine through on every
page.Times Literary Supplement
2007 432 p. 6 x 9
438 color plates, 31 halftones, 83 line drawings
346 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-47052-8 $38.00
Your Price: $11.00
347 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-47053-5 $22.50
Your Price: $7.00
An Orchard Invisible
A Natural History of Seeds
Jonathan Silvertown
A chapter on the evolutionary
rationale for fruit becomes a meditation on color perception. In one
paragraph Silvertown will tell you
about how plant poisons affect different populations of people, and
in the next youre learning that
Pythagoras didnt eat beans. A
discussion of seed dispersal begins
with a note about paper airplane
design. His chapters on beer and
coffee are particularly enthralling.
Boston Globe
2009 224 p. 51/2 x 81/2 21 halftones
348 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-75773-5 $28.00
Your Price: $8.00
Hybrid
Noel Kingsbury
Shoppers who shun genetically
modified foods in favor of natural fruits and veggies may be in
for a surprise. Horticulturalist
Kingsburys lively history documents the history of human meddling with plant genes since the
dawn of agriculture.Discover
2009 512 p. 6 x 9
349 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-43704-0 $38.00
Your Price: $8.00
350 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-43713-2 $20.00
Your Price: $7.00
Chicago Gardens
The Early History
Paradise Found
Steve Nicholls
Nicholls, in this fine new book,
makes an essential point: We
should measure the damage to our
natural heritage less by counting
extinctions, and more by understanding that it is abundance itself
that has been drained away.
Boston Globe
2009 536 p. 6 x 9
353 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-58340-2 $32.00
Your Price: $8.00
354 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-58341-9 $20.00
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Forests Forever
John J. Berger
E. C. Pielou
Fresh Water
A wonderful natural history of
one of lifes necessities, a refreshing break from the grand theory
and special pleading of many a
science book. . . . Read it.New
Scientist
1998 286 p. 6 x 8 81 line drawings
357 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-66815-4 $26.00
Your Price: $8.00
Wild World
Poisonous Plants
Elizabeth A. Dauncey
Life Sciences 29
Fragile Web
Marty Crump
In Search of the
Golden Frog
While most armchair naturalists will never know how it feels
to be stung by a conga ant or
what wild rat tastes like, this is a
good introduction to a true field
researchers world.Reptile and
Amphibian Hobbyist
2000 320 p. 6 x 9 16 color plates, 60 halftones, 19 maps
363 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-12198-7 $27.00
Your Price: $9.00
William Laurance
Just the sort of fly-on-the-fieldhut-wall view of life as a tropical
ecologist that we want. . . .
[T]he biology is splendid. . . .
Stinging Trees shows the courage
it demanded to be a greeny in
a Queensland logging town. No
less importantly, it documents the
ecology-shattering effects of forest
fragmentation.New Scientist
2000 196 p. 6 x 9 17 color plates,
32 b/w halftones, 4 maps
364 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-46896-9 $25.00
Your Price: $8.00
Ted Anton
[The Longevity Seekers] is an easy
and interesting read, with a clear,
well-structured format, comprehensive notes section, and a very
interesting summary of the timeline of developments.Ageing and
Society
The characters are fascinating. And the stories behind the
breakthroughs that have already
occurred are gripping enough to
compete with a mystery novel.
Health Affairs
2013 240 p. 6 x 9
365 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-02093-8 $26.00
Your Price: $13.00
Kenneth J. McNamara
A fascinating story about sea
urchin fossils from Neolithic times
to the present. It is much more
than a summary of the folklore
surrounding a particular fossil,
however: it also traces the evolution of mythmaking, the human
urge to collect, and the development of complex symbolic thought,
combining archaeology, paleontology, folklore, and anthropology in
wonderful, surprising ways.
Adrienne Mayor, author of
The Poison King
2010 280 p. 6 x 9 26 halftones, 1 line drawing
366 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-51469-7 $27.50
Your Price: $6.00
Claudine Cohen
The Evolution of
Vertebrate Design
Leonard B. Radinsky
A luminous text is matched by
lucid drawings rationally placed.
. . . A great teaching monograph,
the book will charm lay readers of
fossil history. For virtually every
college & public collection.
Scitech Book News
1987 195 p. 51 line drawings
368 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-70236-0 $22.50
Your Price: $8.00
John A. Long
From sharks that mate while
doing a headstand on the ocean
floor to ducks with enormous
corkscrew penises, John Long
humorously details the how and
why of that funny little act we
call sex. At times, the book is a
bit heavy on autobiography of his
paleontological finds, but thats
more than made up for by copious entertaining anecdotes about
things like fruit bat fellatio and
necrophilic snakes. Also, two
words: T-rex sex.Salon
Evolution of Fossil
Ecosystems
30 life sciences
Dogs Best Friend
David Liittschwager
Mark Derr
A sweeping, lapidary history of
our relationship with dogs.
Kirkus Reviews
A thorough and well-researched
book that chronicles the evolution
of the dog-human relationship,
examines specific dog behaviors
and explores the various careers
of working dogs. No-nonsense
and refreshingly unflinching in its
approach, this book explains why,
as Derr puts it, the single greatest
problem with dogs is people.
Bark
Mammals of South
America, Volume 1
Philip Hershkovitz
A lavishly illustrated opus.
Science
When all other works on the
subject have been long-forgotten,
Hershkovitzs book will still be
very much alive.The Sciences
1977 1132 p. illustrations
377 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-32788-4 $202.50
Your Price: $49.00
Bird Watch
Butterflies
Martin Walters
2011 256 p.
x 11 1000 color plates
374 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-87226-1 $45.00 NAM
Your Price: $11.00
Recent Mammals of
Alaska
Alexandre Meinesz
Rodent Societies
life sciences 31
Animal
Ape
John Sorenson
2009 224 p. 53/8 x 71/2
40 color plates, 60 halftones
384 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-422-9 $19.95 NSA
Your Price: $7.00
Swordfish
Richard Ellis
Ellis has trawled a vast range of
sources to present the current state
of swordfish knowledge in a clear,
accessible andto this pisciphile
reviewerriveting way.Wall
Street Journal
Swordfish has plenty to offer,
from striking facts to adventures on the high seas. . . . Ellis
paints the picture of an enigmatic
fish and delivers plenty for the
reader to enjoy.Times Literary
Supplement
Rhinoceros
Shark
Kelly Enright
Dean Crawford
2008 224 p. 53/8 x 71/2 60 color plates, 40 halftones
386 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-325-3 $19.95 NSA
Your Price: $7.00
Penguin
Stephen Martin
2009 224 p. 53/8 x 71/2
40 color plates, 60 halftones
387 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-376-5 $19.95 NSA
Your Price: $7.00
Lobster
Richard J. King
2011 216 p. 53/8 x 71/2
60 color plates, 40 halftones
388 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-795-4 $19.95 NSA
Your Price: $7.00
Tortoise
Peter Young
2004 208 p. 53/8 x 71/2
389 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-191-4 $19.95 NSA
Your Price: $7.00
Snake
Drake Stutesman
2005 216 p. 53/8 x 71/2
50 color plates, 52 halftones
390 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-239-3 $19.95 NSA
Your Price: $7.00
Duck
Victoria de Rijke
Julian Pepperell
Ellen Prager
Prager plumbs the depths for
strange or marvelous organisms, first wowing us with their
weirdness and then reeling us in
with their worthbe it culinary,
medicinal, biotechnological, or
recreational. Her exuberant writing reveals a personal enthrallment with her protagonists. Shes
the perfect guide for an undersea
exploration.Audubon Magazine
Pigeon
Island Bats
Barbara Allen
Hare
Simon Carnell
2010 230 p. 53/8 x 71/2
40 color plates, 60 halftones
393 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-431-1 $19.95 NSA
Your Price: $7.00
Moose
Kevin Jackson
2009 224 p. 53/8 x 71/2 40 color plates, 60 halftones
394 Paper ISBN: 978-1-86189-396-3 $19.95 NSA
Your Price: $7.00
Underwater Eden
Floating Gold
Christopher Kemp
Kemp (a molecular biologist) tells
stories about ambergris: fragrant
stuff, produced in the gut of the
sperm whale, that for centuries
has been both a prized commodity and a compellingly mysterious
substance. . . . Floating Gold offers
an enticing initiation into the
shadowy and intriguing history of
ambergris.Science
The Pseudoscience
Wars
Michael D. Gordin
This wont put an end to the
debates that rage between legitimate scientific research and other
fringe doctrines, but it does lay the
Velikovsky affair to rest with fairness and clarity.Library Journal
Those who are interested in how
bad ideas start, how they diffuse,
how they covet and resist confrontation, and how they wax and wane
in popularity over time will find
much food for thought in this gripping book.Science
2012 304 p. 6 x 9 1 halftone
402 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-30442-7 $29.00
Your Price: $11.00
Fermilab
Charles Thorpe
Thorpes book provides the best
perspective yet for understanding
Oppenheimers Los Alamos years,
which were critical, after all, not
only to his life but, for better or
worse, the history of mankind.
Nature
Thorpes superbly engaging book
is less a biography of Oppenheimer
than a study of social identity and
self-fashioning.British Journal
for the History of Science
2006 384 p. 6 x 9 18 halftones, 2 line drawings
405 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-79845-5 $45.00
Your Price: $15.00
Something Incredibly
Wonderful Happens
Frank Oppenheimer and His
Astonishing Exploratorium
K. C. Cole
By shunning a traditional biographical tapestry, Cole successfully, and at times movingly, limits
her focus to Franks infectious passion for science.Nature
It is unlikely that anyone will
ever write a more perceptive biography of Frank Oppenheimer.
New York Review of Books
2012 416 p. 6 x 9 13 halftones
406 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-11347-0 $19.00 COBE
Your Price: $9.00
Ivar Ekeland
A run through the history of
the last four hundred years, seen
through the eyes of a French mathematician. Mathematics appears
as a unifying principle for history.
Ekeland moves easily from mathematics to physics, biology, ethics, and philosophy.New York
Review of Books
2006 208 p. 6 x 9 17 halftones, 10 line drawings
408 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-19994-8 $28.00
Your Price: $7.00
On Sunspots
Mario Vietri
High-energy astrophysics has
blossomed over the last decade,
since the launch of Chandra and
XMM-Newton in 1999. . . . What
has been lacking is an up-to-date,
single-volume work that concentrates on the common physics
shared by the objects that emit at
X-ray and gamma-ray energies. It
is this void that Vietri wants to fill
with his authoritative book.
Choice
2008 568 p. 6 x 9 49 line drawings
410 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-85569-1 $80.00
Your Price: $15.00
The Calculus
A Genetic Approach
Otto Toeplitz
Selected Papers on
Discrete Mathematics
Donald E. Knuth
Over forty of Knuths classic
papers spanning the entire range of
discrete mathematics are collected
in this volume, all brought up to
date with extensive revisions and
the addition of new material.
Distributed for the Center for the Study of
Language and Information
2003 828 p. 6 x 9 50 line drawings
412 Paper ISBN: 978-1-57586-248-4 $40.00
Your Price: $9.00
Seven Shots
Jennifer C. Hunt
This is the most honest, accurate,
and heartfelt look beneath the
surface of the NYPD that Ive ever
read. . . . The core event, the 1997
raid that prevented a Brooklyn
subway bombing, moves with the
pace of a thriller, yet Jennifer Hunt
perfectly, movingly captures the
thoughts and emotions of the cops
involved.Ed Dee, retired NYPD
Lieutenant, author of The Con
Mans Daughter
2010 384 p. 6 x 9 1 line drawing
413 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-36090-4 $29.00
Your Price: $7.00
Postmortem
Stefan Timmermans
The portrait emerging from the
authors study of the important
social role MEs play is a useful
corrective to the media-inspired
image of the all-knowing and perfect CSI technicians.Publishers
Weekly
A landmark work in the sociology of death investigation and
should be read by all who are interested in the competing methods
of ascertaining how the dead can
constructively speak to the living.
Journal of Law and Medicine
2006 380 p. 6 x 9
414 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-80398-2 $32.00
Your Price: $8.00
Heather Hendershot
Hendershot argues that, despite
their undeserved reputation (born
at the infamous Scopes trial in
1925) as anti-modern rubes, evangelicals have actually embraced
for decades any modern means
that could be used to spread the
Gospel.Washington Post Book
World
2004 266 p. 6 x 9 49 halftones
415 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-32679-5 $32.00
Your Price: $7.00
Obsession
A History
Lennard J. Davis
Davis has compiled a thorough
history of obsession throughout
the ages and across disciplines. He
is particularly interested in how
our society distinguishes hobbies,
artistic pursuits and other excessive behaviours from obsessions.
Times Higher Education
2008 296 p. 6 x 9 17 halftones
416 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-13784-1 $17.00
Your Price: $6.00
Marriage and
Cohabitation
The Genealogical
Science
D. R. Nagaraj
In this volume of sixteen essays,
D. R. Nagaraj, the foremost nonBrahmin intellectual to emerge
from Indias non-English-speaking
world, presents his vision of the
Indian caste system in relation to
Dalit politicsthe Dalit being a
self-designation for many groups
in the lower castes of India.
A brilliant little book.The Hindu
Stephen J. Ball
Insightful and wholly accessible
and contributes to broader debates
about education policy, initiatives
and economic imperatives found
across public services.Critical
Social Policy
Learning in Depth
Kieran Egan
A fascinating, provocative, utterly
visionary and courageously speculative imagining of an educational
future that is simultaneously elite
and egalitarian, deeply intellectual
yet utterly connected to passion
and identity. A most audacious
proposal from one of educations
most audacious thinkers.Lee
S. Shulman, President Emeritus,
The Carnegie Foundation for the
Advancement of Teaching
34 Political Science
Anarchism
Sen Sheehan
[Sheehan] has produced an
elegant and readable introduction
to many kinds of modern countercultural thought.Guardian
[Anarchism] makes many
important points with admirable
clarity, and opens up areas of
debate. It is a charming, wellproduced work, whose author
is clearly excited by anarchist
actions.Anarchistic Studies
The Almanac of
American Politics 2014
Moral Politics
George Lakoff
An unusual mix of judicious
scholarship, tendentious journalism and inflammatory wake-up
call.San Francisco Chronicle
Book Review
Lakoff, the cognitive linguist,
understands how you understand. In Moral Politics, [he] deftly
applies that seemingly arcane
understanding to the heart of
American politics.Christian
Science Monitor
2002 471 p. 53/8 x 87/16
426 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-46771-9 $25.00
Your Price: $5.00
Sick Planet
Guy Debord
Guy Debord is one of the 20th
centurys most prophetic critics. A
Sick Planet brings together three of
his key essays. The Rise and Fall
of the Spectacular CommodityEconomy is an analysis of the
Watts riots in Los Angeles in the
summer of 1965. The Explosion
Point of Ideology in China examines and celebrates the decomposition of bureaucratic power and its
ideology in China. A Sick Planet
presents an extremely prescient
polemic on global environmental
degradation.
Conversations with
Edward Said
Edward Said
Tzvetan Todorov
Combating Jihadism
Barak Mendelsohn
Mendelsohn not only demonstrates a remarkable knowledge of
the complex webs and networks
which constitute the core of todays
international terrorist threat, but
he also effectively details how
states have responded to such a
challenge. Thus, this is one of
the very few books written since
the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks that bridges the gap
between the study of contemporary
global terrorism and international
relations theory.Allen Carlson,
Cornell University
2009 304 p. 6 x 9 1 table
433 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-52011-7 $50.00
Your Price: $15.00
Founding Choices
Beatrix Hoffman
Readers interested in the history of
American health care and medicine
will find this an informative look at
past attempts to provide health care
to more Americans and the forces
and fears that for so long have made
attaining universal coverage impossible.Library Journal
2012 360 p. 6 x 9 14 halftones
436 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-34803-2 $30.00
Your Price: $13.00
Social Security
Jagadeesh Gokhale
Gokhale once again pushes the
state of the art in Social Security
analysis, warning us that the largest
federal spending program is in far
worse financial condition than commonly supposed.Andrew Biggs,
American Enterprise Institute
In Social Security, Jagadeesh
Gokhale provides a rigorous analysis
of options for reforming this important program.Jeffrey R. Brown,
University of Illinois at UrbanaChampaign
2010 374 p. 6 x 9 34 line drawings, 25 tables
437 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-30033-7 $60.00
Your Price: $19.00
F. A. Hayek
James Hasik
Arms and Innovation deserves
a place in the library of anyone
interested in military procurement
and weapons development. For the
historian, the framework Hasik
used may be helpful in identifying
the circumstances in earlier time
periods that allowed smaller firms
. . . to bring forth new military
tools.Journal of Military History
A must read for anyone with an
interest in innovation in military
technologies.Andrew James,
Manchester Business School
2008 224 p. 6 x 9 48 halftones, 2 line drawings,
11 tables
439 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-31886-8 $40.00
Your Price: $13.00
Uncommon Sense
The Founders
Constitution
The Medical
Malpractice Myth
Tom Baker
[Baker argues] that the real
problem is too much medical malpractice, not too much litigation,
and that the cost of malpractice is
lost lives and the pain and suffering of tens of thousands of people
every yearmost of whom do not
sue.Publishers Weekly
2005 222 p. 6 x 9 2 charts
443 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-03648-9 $25.00
Your Price: $6.00
Ensuring Corporate
Misconduct
Payback
Thane Rosenbaum
Revenge is seldom discussed
with seriousness when looking at various formats for the
delivery of justice. . . . But it does
need to be examined, as Thane
Rosenbaum shows in this wideranging consideration of revenge
as a cultural phenomenon. He
specifically targets the comfortable
fiction . . . that civilized adults can
and should rise above such emotions.Times Higher Education
Rosenbaum convincingly
argues for knocking down the false
distinction between justice and
revenge, for rescuing revenge from
its taboo status.Washington Post
2013 328 p. 6 x 9
445 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-72661-8 $26.00
Your Price: $13.00
Robert P. Burns
A stimulating, impassioned, wellargued defense of the continued
importance of the trial.Choice
In impassioned prose, Burns
argues that the decline of civil and
criminal jury trials in the United
States is disastrous. . . . Without
trials, he submits, elites would
decide justice and the judicial
branch would decline.Library
Journal
2009 200 p. 6 x 9
447 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-08126-7 $32.50
Your Price: $7.00
448 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-08127-4 $23.00
Your Price: $6.00
36 Literary Studies
Shakespeares Freedom
Stupefaction
Keston Sutherland
From Shakespeare to Beckett, the
contradictory figure of the fool
who possesses unexpected wisdom
has been a popular and effective
literary trope and rhetorical figure
for centuries. Philosophy needs idiots too, argues Keston Sutherland.
Here he examines how speculative and satirical descriptions
of stupidity function in art and
argument. His examples include
Alexander Popes dunce, Adornos
philistine, and Wordsworths
mechanical adopter of poetic diction. Sutherland also provides an
important new account of the figure of the bourgeois in Marx.
Distributed for Seagull Books
2011 264 p. 41/4 x 7
449 Cloth ISBN: 978-1-906497-97-2 $19.00 IND
Your Price: $7.00
New Letters to a
Young Poet
Joan Margarit
Occupy
W. J. T. Mitchell, Bernard E.
Harcourt, and Michael Taussig
While the difference between
each of the essays is stark, it creates a strong sense of the pastiche
which is the Occupy movement.
Taussigs gonzo-academic narrative, Harcourts broad but
incisive analysis, and Mitchells
rich criticism combine to create a
whole greater than the sum of its
parts.LSE Review of Books
2013 152 p. 51/2 x 81/2 29 halftones
451 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-04274-9 $15.00
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Stephen Greenblatt
[Greenblatt] argues that
Shakespeares genius lay in embracing and subverting the norms of his
age. . . . Yet, the books real lesson
is Shakespeares awareness of the
human condition in all its complexity.Financial Times
It is good, at a time when there
is danger of seeing Shakespeare
too exclusively as an entertainer,
to find an acknowledgement of
the intellectual powers that pervade his work.Times Literary
Supplement
2010 160 p. 51/2 x 81/2
4 color plates, 10 halftones
452 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-30666-7 $26.00
Your Price: $6.00
Jeffrey Knapp
Shakespeare Only
This historically contextualized account of Shakespeares
sense of authorship alters our
understanding not only of him
and his chief rival, Ben Johnson
(who gets illuminating treatment
throughout as Shakespeares
foil), but also, more broadly, of
the changing nature of English
Renaissance dramatic authorship.Modern Language
Quarterly
51/2
81/2
2009 256 p.
x
453 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-44571-7 $38.00
Your Price: $8.00
454 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-44572-4 $22.00
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Shakespeares Tribe
Helen Deutsch
I have hardly any doubt that
had Boswell been alive to read
Deutschs book today he wouldnt
have hesitated to doff his hat to
her.Pioneer
A beautifully, even eloquently
written book about anecdote and
author love: each chapter focuses
on some apocryphal Johnsonian
moment or fable and spins out of it
a wide, delicate reading that analyzes Johnsonian readers.
Studies in English Literature
2005 304 p. 6 x 9 23 halftones, 1 line drawing
456 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-14382-8 $45.00
Your Price: $13.00
Claudia L. Johnson
At the heart of Claudia Johnsons
warmly appreciative study is the
sole authenticated image of the
novelist: a portrait, by her sister, of
Jane Austen with her back to the
viewer. Johnson . . . traces out the
silences and losses surrounding
Austen. Her aim is not so much to
shine a light on the fiction as on its
admirers.Literary Review
2012 240 p. 6 x 9 35 halftones
457 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-40203-1 $40.00
Your Price: $13.00
Rewriting the
Renaissance
Aguecheeks Beef,
Belchs Hiccup, and
Other Gastronomic
Interjections
Robert Appelbaum
The useful material Appelbaum
incorporates into his interpretation
of these texts and into his study as
a whole, and his attention both to
detail and to broader social conditions and literary trends, make this
a useful book for a wide range of
readers.Renaissance Quarterly
2006 376 p. 6 x 9 21 halftones
459 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-02126-3 $32.50
Your Price: $7.00
Dan Chiasson
Chaisson argues that whether a
poet is actively employing autobiography or developing personas and barriers that veil his or
her true self, it is when the poet
engages the challenges of identity
in poems that the writing is at its
most thoughtful.American Poet
2007, 2011 208 p. 51/2 x 81/2
460 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-10383-9 $23.00
Your Price: $7.00
Margaret Laurence
The Prophets
Camel Bell
A Memoir of Somaliland
Summer of Caprice
Vladislav Vancura
Norman Maclean
A magnificent drama of writing, a
tragedy that pays tribute to the dead
and offers rescue to the living.
New York Times Book Review
A somber and poetic retelling
of a tragic event. It is the pinnacle
of smokejumping literature and a
classic work of 20th-century nonfiction.Wall Street Journal
Selected Poems of
Garcilaso de la Vega
A Bilingual Edition
Shaggy Muses
Maureen Adams
Adams takes a fascinating look
at the private lives of five women
writers through their relationships
with their dogs. . . . Written in a
lively, accessible prose, this absorbing, wholly unique book is a mustread for literature- and dog-lovers
alike.Booklist
Lovers of both dogs and classic writers will identify with this
sweet, quirky book.Publishers
Weekly
A Stricken Field
Nocturne
James Attlee
Attlee is a true enthusiast, and
is fascinated by, indeed loves, his
subject. He writes beautifully and
often thrillingly about the moon
in all itsher?aspects, and
it will be a dull-minded reader
who comes away from this book
without a new or at least renewed
regard for the extraordinary, silver
satellite that is our worlds constant
companion.Guardian
It makes you want to pull a chair
out into the garden and bathe in the
moonlight. No questions asked.
New York Times Book Review
2011 320 p. 51/2 x 81/2 6 halftones
468 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-03096-8 $26.00
COBE/EU
Your Price: $7.00
A Novel
Martha Gellhorn
Narration
Four Lectures
Gertrude Stein
Lee Siegel
IN & OZ
A Novel
Steve Tomasula
IN & OZ bears a family resemblance to Orwells Animal Farm in
its political awareness and fabulist
inclination, Barthelmes Dead
Father in its stylized absurdity and
abstract intellect, and Diderots
Rameaus Nephew in its fusion of
cool aesthetic contemplation and
fictive techniques.American
Book Review
Dmitry Samarov
Utterly addictive. . . . Samarov
manages to capture the essential
oddity of the ephemeral relationship between driver and fare, that
fleeting intersection of guide and
guided.TriQuarterly
Samarov drives late afternoon
and into the night, the best time to
cull material to create his vibrant,
detailed stories that would make
Nelson Algren proud.Chicago
Sun-Times
Playing in Time
Carlo Rotella
The strength of his new essay
collection comes from the odd
places he finds these headliners:
on the suburban D.C.-area blues
circuit, in Chicagos polka clubs
and at fantasy jazz camps in the
Northeast. But like other greats of
the nonfiction craftJoan Didion,
John Jeremiah SullivanRotellas
own personality eventually comes
through.Time Out Chicago
2012 288 p. 6 x 9 1 halftone
479 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-72909-1 $27.50
Your Price: $7.00
Mahasweta Devi
Wanderers
Sharon Aronson-Lehavi
An anthology of seven contemporary Israeli plays, written by
established and emerging Israeli
playwrights and theatre creators.
The collection offers a look into
the variety of Israeli drama, theatre, and performance, reflecting
central questions of identity in
Israeli society.
Armed Response
Plays from South Africa
Three Novellas
Thomas Bernhard
Bait
Four Stories
Saturnin
Zdenek Jirotka
literature 39
The Spoken Word from the
British Library
Adam Biro
American Writers
2008 3 CDs (210 minutes) and booklet
483 Compact Disc ISBN: 978-0-7123-0544-0
$35.00 NSA
Your Price: $11.00
British Writers
2008 3 CDs (214 minutes) and booklet
484 Compact Disc ISBN: 978-0-7123-0541-9
$35.00 NSA
Your Price: $11.00
H. G. Wells
2006 1 CD (73 minutes) with booklet
485 Compact Disc ISBN: 978-0-7123-0532-7
$15.00 NSA
Your Price: $7.00
Ted Hughes
The Essential
Shakespeare Live
Encore
The British Library and the
Royal Shakespeare Company
(RSC) join forces to present this
remarkable audio treasury of live
Shakespearean performances.
You can hear the changes,
across the decades, in how actors
read their lines (more freely
these days), and in how the audience reacts (more vocal now).
You also get a sense of the glorious plasticity of Shakespeares
material, how much it can
change in different hands.
Guardian
2010 2 CDs with booklet
487 Compact Disc ISBN: 978-0-7123-5100-3
$25.00 NSA
Your Price: $8.00
The Narrative of
John Smith
Arthur Conan Doyle
Jokes
Ted Cohen
[A] wonderful, tight treatise on
the logic of humor.Gallery
[Jokes] tells us many remarkable things about intimacy, about
explanation, understanding and
belief, about Jews and, more or
less inadvertently, about philosophers.London Review of Books
1000 Years of
English Literature
Revised Edition
Chris Fletcher
[B]eautifully designed. . . . Taken
in its entirety, this volume by
Fletcher and associates provides
an overview of Englands literary
heritage, a history of its language
and script, and a look at its practice and industry of replication
and publication from Beowulf to
Wendy Cope.Choice
Thousands of Broadways
Dreams and Nightmares of the
American Small Town
Robert Pinsky
Pinsky offers a provocative take
on the relationship between artists and small-town America. He
explicates quotations from Cather,
Faulkner and Twain, as well as
scenes from filmmakers like
Hitchcock and Sturges, and reminiscences about his own upbringing in Long Branch, N.J.New
York Times Book Review
Interspersed with his recollections are deft analyses of fictional
small-town portrayals. . . . Pinskys
eloquent reflections on collective
memory and hypocrisy are well
worth absorbing.Boston Globe
2009 106 p. 51/2 x 81/2 17 halftones
492 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-66944-1 $16.00
Your Price: $5.00
2012 224 p. 6 x 9
493 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-75070-5 $20.00
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Mike Royko
Early Royko
Up Against It in Chicago
Royko in Love
Aristotle Detective
Revelations of a Lady
Detective
William Stephens Hayward
John Bude
Murder Underground
71/2
2014 288 p.
x
503 Paper ISBN: 978-0-7123-5726-5 $15.00 NSA
Your Price: $12.00
Leonard Merrick
Merricks Mr. Bazalgettes Agent
marks an important text in the
evolution of detective fiction. . . .
This is an absorbing early detective
story, with a plucky and interesting
female central character. It is intermittently and surely consciously
funny, too. . . . Reissues like [this]
are in everybodys interest.
Times Literary Supplement
A very enjoyable story, quite worth
reading.Classic Mysteries blog
Distributed for the British Library
2013 144 p. 51/4 x 71/2
506 Paper ISBN: 978-0-7123-5702-9 $12.00 NSA
Your Price: $9.60
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Distributed for the British Library
The Great
Impersonation
Shakespeares Original
Pronunciation
Speeches and Scenes Performed as
Shakespeare Would Have Heard Them
With an Introduction by David Crystal
A Literary Christmas
An Anthology
Dangerous Work
The Eloquent
Shakespeare
Gary Logan
To browse through The Eloquent
Shakespeare is to be reminded
of the richness of Shakespeares
language, but also of the difficulty
of giving voice to his words. . . .
Logans dictionary provides guidelines for pronouncing Shakespeare
using a modern standard English
of the American variety.
Shakespeare Quarterly
2009 368 p. 6 x 9
519 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-00631-4 $25.00
Your Price: $20.00
Three Novels by
Anthony Powell
I do not see how anyone who
is not an imbecile can fail to
be amused and delighted with
Whats Become of Waring.
Observer
A must for Powell devotees.
New York Times Book Review,
on Whats Become of Waring?
A master of irony . . . a writer
of social comedy as revelatory as
any written by Evelyn Waugh or
Henry Green.New York Times
A Christmas tree for the display of a grand, glittering array
of splendid comic characters
doing funny things. Mr. Powells
prose is beautiful and hilarious,
and the whole nutty arrangement ends too soon.New
Yorker
From a View to a
Death
Whats Become of
Waring
Booklovers Book
of Jokes, Quips and
Quotes
David Wilkerson
The Booklovers Book of Jokes,
Quips and Quotes spans centuries
to provide a collection chock-full
of bookish humor, pithy sayings,
one-liners, and just plain silly
thoughts. Included are the best
barbs from Oscar Wilde; insults
from Shakespeare; and wise words
from Jane Austen, John Milton,
and P. G. Wodehouse.
Trolls
An Unnatural History
John Lindow
Lindow takes a long view of his
subject matter. . . . To follow a
thread throughout 1,000 years of
history, in several different countries, is not an easy task. In the
hands of someone less knowledgeable and less skilled in presenting
their arguments, a book can end
up as a mess. Here, Lindow avoids
all those traps, instead giving us a
coherent, insightful and informed
exploration of a fascinating subject
that deserves a wider audience.
Fortean Times
Puss in Books
Catherine Britton
A celebration of feline wit, intelligence, aloofness, and charm as
presented through cats in books,
with examples from literature,
folklore, and popular culture.
Among the selections included in
this gorgeous volume are nursery
rhymes, cats in fiction, and contemporary feline characters.
Edward Lear
Published to commemorate the
two hundredth anniversary of
Lears birth, fifteen of the bestloved tales are presented alongside
Lears original illustrations. In
addition to the classic title tale, the
book includes whimsical stories
about the adventures of imagined
creatures, such as The Jumblies,
The Pobble Who Has No Toes,
and The Quangle Wangles Hat.
Rudyard Kipling
The Cat That Walked by Himself is
one of the best-loved cat tales ever
written. This edition also offers two
other favorite childrens stories told
by Kipling, How the Camel Got
His Hump and The Elephants
Child. This charming book is the
perfect gift for children, cat lovers,
and Kipling fans alike.
Galateo
Kathleen Walker-Meikle
Medieval Cats
This book presents a wealth of
cat imagery from a variety of
medieval sources and is filled with
fascinating facts about the medieval view of cats and many stories
of people and their pets in the
Middle Ages. Among the amusing
anecdotes are tales of cats having
free rein of dining halls.
A thought-provoking work that
allows us to explore the history
of peoples ambivalent attitudes
toward animals living in their
own sphere.Sixteenth Century
Journal
Medieval Dogs
Medieval Dogs presents a wealth
of dog imagery from a variety
of medieval sources and is peppered with fascinating facts
about the medieval view of dogs
and many stories of people and
their pets in the Middle Ages.
The Medieval
Flower Book
Celia Fisher
Artfully presents an alphabetical
collection of over 100 of the major
flowers that appear in medieval
manuscriptsgathered with fascinating explanatory texts on their
history, significance, and usage.
Gardeners, plant lovers, fans of
herb and herbals, and book history
enthusiasts will particularly appreciate this book.Huntia
Julie Peakman
This seductive book traces changing attitudes to a dozen different
sexual perversions from the beginning of Western civilisation to the
present day. . . . The author does
an excellent job of tracking the
multiple and changing attitudes
towards non-mainstream sexual
preferences. The study is enlivened
by many telling examples. . . . The
illustrations within are fabulous,
albeit not for the faint-hearted.
Times Higher Education
A Brief History of
Nakedness
Philip Carr-Gomm
Carr-Gomms lushly illustrated
book takes a long and enthusiastic
look at the politics and culture of
nakedness. Nudism attracts eccentrics, and their stories, he feels,
deserve to be told.Economist
As Carr-Gomm reveals in his
academic romp through two millenniums of public exhibitionism
from the ancient Greeks to animalrights activists, you can be naked
anywhere. You are only nude if
someone is watching.Times (UK)
Distributed for Reaktion Books
2010 288 p. 6 x 9 99 color plates, 44 halftones
537 Paper ISBN: 978-1-78023-022-1 $25.00 NSA
Your Price: $20.00
Manhood
What Soldiers Do
Globes
Sylvia Sumira
A beautifully photographed tour
of the British Librarys collection
of globes. There are terrestrial
globes, celestial globes, pocket
globes, globes of the moon, and
a decadent blue globe made in
China in the early 1600s. Together,
they suggest something beyond
precision: a reverent effort to make
sense of the mysterious place we
plant our feet.Boston Globe
Brainiac Blog
A massive, gorgeous art book
tracing the history of globes.
Boing Boing
Sea Monsters
Joseph Nigg
[Niggs] newest book, Sea
Monsters: A Voyage Around the
Worlds Most Beguiling Map, is
itself a neat trick. Unfold the book
jacket to reveal a poster-sized
reproduction of a richly detailed
map of Scandinavia that dates to
1539. The seas on the map are littered with fantastic creatures, such
as a sea unicorn and a giant worm
that wraps itself around a big ship.
Nigg is an extremely capable guide
through the treacherous waters.
Boston Globe
2013 168 p. 10 x 11 157 color plates
545 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-92516-5 $40.00 CUSA
Your Price: $32.00
London: A History in
Maps
Peter Barber
[A] skillful balance between the
citys shape-shifting actuality and
the various fantasies, cherished
by everybody from Christopher
Wren to the Luftwaffe, of what the
place, with a few crucial tweaks,
might become.Times Literary
Supplement
Lorenzo N. Smith
Wrigley Field
Stuart Shea
Amid Wrigley Fields birthday
revels much will be reported about
its vines, its scoreboard, its goat, its
very originmuch of it not quite
so. More than any other American
institution, baseball most wholeheartedly welcomes half-baked history and curdled lore. . . . But more
often than not the real stories are
even more delicious, and no one
has gathered more of them than
author Stuart Shea. His book is an
unceasing delight.John Thorn,
official historian, Major League
Baseball
51/2
81/2
2014 448 p.
x
30 halftones, 1 map
547 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-13427-7 $20.00
Your Price: $16.00
Mike Webb
Wesley Adamczyk
Baltic Facades
Aldis Purs
The first and so far the only
monographic exploration of the
historically omnipresent and continuing tension between an externally imposed regionalism and
three internally generated national
identities in which the Baltic concept is perhaps useful in times of
crises but not descriptive of their
sense of self.History
The Encyclopaedia of
Liars and Deceivers
Roelf Bolt
Storycraft
Jack Hart
If you have any interest in trying to craft the kind of narrative
nonfiction practiced by the likes of
John McPhee, Mary Roach, Tracy
Kidder, Susan Orlean and Erik
Larson, this is a book for you. . . .
It offers any nonfiction writer, and
freelancer, concrete ways to think
about a topic, visualize the most
interesting way of presenting its
narrative arc, and organize most
effectively the presentation of
material.Writer
2011 280 p. 6 x 9 15 line drawings
555 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-31814-1 $25.00
Your Price: $20.00
556 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-31816-5 $15.00
Your Price: $12.00
Andrew Roberts
Roberts . . . wrote this great book
that can help students squeeze far
more value out of their college
years than any other book that Ive
read.U.S. News and World Report
2010 184 p. 6 x 9 2 tables
557 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-72114-9 $45.00
Your Price: $36.00
558 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-72115-6 $14.00
Your Price: $11.20
How to Succeed in
College (While Really
Trying)
A Professors Inside Advice
Jon B. Gould
Gould brings many years of
college-level teaching experience
to bear on providing answers to
questions that many students wont
even realize they haveuntil they
find themselves on campus and
confused.Shelf Awareness
2012 160 p. 6 x 9 1 line drawing, 2 tables
559 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-30466-3 $14.00
Your Price: $11.20
Philip Ball
Praise for the UK Edition
Asks important questions, not
just about 20th-century German
science but about the nature of science and the response of scientists
to the political world we perforce
inhabit. All scientists should read
and ponder its contents.Times
Higher Education
Ball does an outstanding service
by reminding us how powerful and
sometimes confusing the pressures
were, and how it was not implausible to think that scientists could
and should stay above politics. . . .
Packed with dramatic, moving, and
even comical moments.Nature
2014 320 p. 6 x 9 6 halftones
560 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-20457-4 $30.00
COBE/EU
Your Price: $24.00
Christmas
Tara Moore
Black Friday. The War on
Christmas. Miracle on 34th
Street and Elf. From shopping
malls and Fox News to movie
theaters, Christmas no longer
solely celebrates the birth of Christ.
Considering the holiday in its global context, Christmas journeys from
its historical origins to its modern
incarnation as a global commercial
event, stopping along the way to
look at the controversies and traditions of this celebratory day.
Trick or Treat
A History of Halloween
Lisa Morton
Mortons interesting account of
Halloween is at its best when it
comes up to date and there are
many entertaining illustrations.
Times (UK)
Victor Brombert
This handsome, compact book
is, in fact, a work of elegant,
beautifully written literary criticism, examining how eight major
writersFrom Tolstoy to Primo
Levidealt with death in their
fiction.Wall Street Journal
An eloquent and stylish book of
high-end, close literary criticism.
. . . Bromberts examination of
each authors work is the epitome
of academic objectivity and the
product of a lifetime of dedicated
scholarship and extraordinarily
wide reading.The Australian
Music at Midnight
John Drury
Being an English country minister has inspired many writers, none
of them more lapidary, precise,
witty and surprising than George
Herbert, the frail intellectual who
preached to the parish of Bemerton
from 1630 to 1633. An account of
an Anglican priest and his poetry
that will probably never be bettered.Economist
2014 416 p. 6 x 9 24 color plates, 28 halftones
564 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-13444-4 $35.00
CNAM
Your Price: $28.00
The Picture of
Dorian Gray
Oscar Wilde
A Philosophy of
Emptiness
Gay Watson
Ironically, Gay Watsons book on
emptiness is wonderfully full. Its
overflowing with clarity, insight, dry
humor, and sheer verve in its explorations of reality and our consciousness of it. Its rare to find a book so
saturated with scholarship to be also
so encouraging and helpful for those
whose interest in impermanence
and interdependence is more than
academic.Rick Hanson, author of
Buddhas Brain
On the Run
Alice Goffman
This is a truly wonderful book
that identifies the casualties of the
war on drugs that extend beyond
the prison walls. The punitive
ghettoisation of the poor leaves few
families untouched. The detail is
incredible. The research is impeccable. Read it and weep.Times
Higher Education
This is a remarkable chronicle,
informed by Goffmans scholarship, detailed from personal experience as participant observer, and
related with honesty and compassion.Publishers Weekly
2014 288 p. 6 x 9
567 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-13671-4 $25.00
Your Price: $20.00
House of Debt
The Deepest
Human Life
An Introduction to Philosophy
for Everyone
Scott Samuelson
Defying the widespread perception of philosophy as an academic
specialty, Samuelson urges readers
to join him in a humanizing intellectual adventure, one that begins
with Socrates frank profession of
ignorance.Booklist
The Deepest Human Life offers
us the kinds of tools we have always
needed to face Pascals implicit
challenge to face ourselves.
Rain Taxi Review of Books
2014 240 p. 6 x 9
569 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-13038-5 $22.50
Your Price: $18.00
The Library
A World History
Leonardo da Vinci:
Anatomist
Nude Men
Simon Akeroyd
Modern cooking is heading back to
its roots, with home cooks embracing local ingredients and downto-earth recipes. With more and
more of us discovering the delight
of preparing and eating freshly
harvested food, Vegetables for the
Gourmet Gardener is the indispensable guide to what to grow,
cook, and eat.
2014 224 p. 6 x 9 200 color plates
574 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-15713-9 $25.00 NAM
Your Price: $20.00
Caroline Holmes
This user-friendly resource traverses
the realms of both the garden and
the kitchen, addressing the cultivation, storage, and preparation of
more than sixty herbs.
2014 224 p. 6 x 9 200 color plates
575 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-17283-5 $25.00 NAM
Your Price: $20.00
A Royal Cookbook
Robert A. Kaster
This delightful, literally lightweight book takes you on a brief
journey from Brindisi in the heel
of Italys boot to Rome; but what
an engaging journey!Times
Higher Education
A wonderful preface for any
traveler planning an outdoorsy
day in Rome or, especially, a trip
through southern Italy.Library
Journal
Beijing
Linda Jaivin
A pithy snapshot of a complex
city and its dynasties, literature,
theatre, music, shopping and
charismatic characters.Sydney
Morning Herald
Beijing is the perfect traveling
companion for visitors old and
new.Michael Meyer, author of
The Last Days of Old Beijing
Buenos Aires
Jason Wilson
Whether for tango, football or art,
passions in Buenos Aires run high.
The largest city in Argentina, it
is chaotic and lively, dangerous
and cosmopolitan, and presents
seemingly unlimited attractions
for tourists. This book provides a
view into the city today, and into
its past. Jason Wilson explores the
history behind the monuments,
buildings and people of the city.
Bill Laws
Laws examines the history and
cultural bearing of everything
from a cloche to a lawn mower,
and he understands that gardeners
form deep attachments to the tools
they use.Washington Post
This is a truly entertaining
read that will appeal as much to
non-gardeners as to those who
have wielded many a tool to coax
plants from the soil.American
Gardener
2014 224 p. 7 x 9 150 color plates
582 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-13976-0 $25.00 NAM
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Geoff Hodge
A gentle guide to the green world
. . . organized precisely how a
nonbotanist would need it done.
Chapters introduce the plant kingdom and how botanists classify
it; tackle growth, form and function; and take you inside a plant to
understand how its cells, nutrition
and hormones actually function.
Others explore reproduction, soil,
pests and disorders. . . . Its a beautiful book.Denver Post
2013 224 p. 7 x 9 200 color plates
583 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-09393-2 $25.00 NAM
Your Price: $20.00
Lorraine Harrison
I have several books dedicated
to Latin plant names but none
fall into the category of Lorraine
Harrisons book which is not only
informative but entertaining and
beautifully illustrated. This is no
dull list of Latin plant namesit is
a book which begs to be picked up
and looked at.Reckless Gardener
2012 224 p. 7 x 9 200 color plates
584 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-00919-3 $25.00 NAM
Your Price: $20.00
Jessica Pierce
Pierce has made an important
contribution to the small body of
literature dealing with aging and
death in companion animals. . . .
Readers will identify with Pierces
feelings of ambivalence, and see
something of their own pets as
they read about Odys antics and
challenges.Library Journal
2012 272 p. 6 x 9 1 halftone, 1 table
588 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-66846-8 $26.00
Your Price: $20.80
589 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-15100-7 $17.00
Your Price: $13.60
Stung!
Lisa-ann Gershwin
Sea Monsters
on Medieval and
Renaissance Maps
Patrice Bouchard
Covering 600 significant beetle
species and featuring full-color
photos, The Book of Beetles celebrates the beauty and diversity of
this marvelous insect. Each entry
features a distribution map, basic
biology, conservation status, and
information on cultural and economic significance. Full-color photos show the beetles both at their
actual size and enlarged to show
details, such as the sextet of spots
that distinguish the six-spotted
tiger beetle or the jagged ridges of
the giant-jawed sawyer beetle.
Riccardo Levi-Setti
A tour-de-force, spanning the
Cambrian to the Devonian, and
roaming from Newfoundland to
Morocco.New Scientist
This coffee-table gem . . . marries
the intertwined story of [Levi-Settis]
global hunt for specimens and
trilobites place in prehistory with
235 superb colour photographs of
select fossils. Perhaps most astounding is the array found by Arkadiy
Evdokimov in Russia.Nature
2014 288 p. 8 x 10 235 color plates
594 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-12441-4 $45.00
Your Price: $36.00
Lance Grande
The fossil lakes of the Green River
Formation are fantastic paleontological goldmines, and Lance
Grandes new book is a detailed
tribute to the wonderful forms
of life that thrived among those
ancient habitats. From damselflies
to bats, The Lost World of Fossil
Lake is a comprehensive fossil
catalog that fleshes out scenes of
Eocene life from the lake bottom to
the shore.Brian Switek, author
of My Beloved Brontosaurus
2013 432 p. 8 x 10 243 color plates, 1 halftone,
2 line drawings, 3 tables
596 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-92296-6 $45.00
Your Price: $36.00
Carl Zimmer
Zimmer tells the stories of viruses
in short chapters, describing the
history, microbiology, and impacts
of viruses in interesting, informative, readable chapters.Microbe
Magazine
Packs into 109 pages just about
everything youve always wanted
to knowand a lot youll probably
wish you didnt knowabout the
viruses that have caused humanity
so much grief throughout history.Forbes
Nonsense on Stilts
Massimo Pigliucci
[Pigliuccis] book serves a seriously worthwhile purpose: that of
giving you, the reader, tools and
instructions for assembling your
very own baloney-detector.
Times Higher Education
How can we decide what counts
as science? That is the central
question of this brilliant book.
New Scientist
2010 336 p. 6 x 9
601 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-66786-7 $20.00
Your Price: $16.00
Rik Smits
There is a whiff of negativity
around left-handedness, admits the
science journalist and left-hander
Rik Smits in this fascinating study
of the phenomenon. . . . Popular
legends about left-handedness
and left vs. right in generalare
scarcely less virulent, and Smits
dispatches them entertainingly and
ably. . . . Thoroughly enjoyable.
Sunday Times
Jonathan Silvertown
The puzzle of longevity, Mr.
Silvertown points out, is not why
we die so soon but rather why we
live so long.. . . [He] has managed
to distill the thousands of years of
thought and research behind this
and many related biologic questions into a small book so captivating and enlightening that . . . you
will read it for pure pleasure.
New York Times
Henry Gee
Gee . . . confronts two commonly held views of evolution
and effectively demolishes both,
persuasively arguing that evolution
doesnt work the way most people
believe it does and that the entire
concept of human exceptionalism
(the idea that humans are fundamentally superior to other animals
due to language, technology, or
consciousness) is erroneous.
Publishers Weekly
2013 224 p. 6 x 9 8 line drawings
604 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-28488-0 $26.00
Your Price: $20.80
Curiosity
Philip Ball
A first-rate popular account of
how science in Europe began.
Accurate, witty, and reliable, the
book ably shows modern readers
how we got to be modern. Philip
Ball adeptly sketches the virtuoso
sensibility: a combination of intellectual nosiness and experimental
dexterity plus the belief that, as he
writes, to understand everything,
you could start from anywhere.
Wall Street Journal
2013 480 p. 6 x 9 38 halftones, 5 line drawings
605 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-04579-5 $35.00 COBE
Your Price: $28.00
606 Paper ISBN: 978-0-226-21169-5 $20.00 COBE
Your Price: $16.00
reference
The AMS Weather Book
The Ultimate Guide to Americas
Weather
Jack Williams
Paul Murdin
[This] is a storytellers history of
astronomy, constructed like a collection of short stories that invites
readers to delve in at any point.
Murdin approaches each subject
with passion, insight, and explanations that make the most complex
topicsrelativity, gravitation,
cosmologynot just accessible, but
completely absorbing.Ad Astra:
The Magazine of the National
Space Society
Oceans
An Illustrated Reference
Dorrik Stow
Magnificently designed, Oceans is
a reference book that offers clearly
written text that is never upstaged
by the books many illustrations,
photographs, high-definition
imagery, diagrams, drawings, and
charts.Books in Canada
A book that accomplishes the
near-impossible: It could be used
as a text; it could grace anyones
coffee table; it could sit happily on
a reference shelf.Oceanography
2005 256 p. 9 x 12 Illustrated in color throughout
608 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-77664-4 $55.00 CUSA
Your Price: $11.00
Insiders French
Beyond the Dictionary
Indexing Books,
Second Edition
Nancy C. Mulvany
When you are an acknowledged
leader in your field, and you have
literally written the book on
indexing, what do you do for an
encore? If you are Nancy Mulvany,
professional indexer and author
of the industry standard Indexing
Books, you write a second edition.
Technical Communication
2005 320 p. 6 x 9 8 line drawings, 3 tables
613 Cloth ISBN: 978-0-226-55276-7 $49.00
Your Price: $10.00
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