Summer 2025
Forthcoming
The Breadth of Our Scholarship
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Philosophy
History: Greco-Roman, US, European, World
Art History
Literature, Literary Theory, Classics
Public Policy
Sociology: Political Sociology, Sociolinguistics
Contents updated periodically.
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With every new publication, our collections deepen and broaden. Find your next insight among our ever-increasing range of subjects in the humanities and social sciences.
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Interdisciplinary I
The study of politics, conflict, and governance that shape the world and the natural environment at national and international levels
Politics, War Studies, International Relations, Environmental Studies
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Interdisciplinary II
The exploration of creative expressions and the policies and programs that shape cultural activities
Cultural Policy, Film and Media Studies, Musicology
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Interdisciplinary III
The investigation of cultural practices, beliefs, and social structures that influence and are influenced by human societies
American Studies, Gender Studies, Anthropology, Psychology
Author Spotlights
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Lukas Odenius
My love for Classics began when I read the Percy Jackson series in Third Grade, which opened my eyes to the world of Greek and Roman mythology. As such, I...
Lukas Odenius
My love for Classics began when I read the Percy Jackson series in Third Grade, which opened my eyes to the world of Greek and Roman mythology. As such, I...
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Xiao Bo Zeng
When I learned about the ancient Chinese practice of foot-binding in grade eight, I was fascinated by how cultural beliefs could profoundly impact the lives of millions of women. At...
Xiao Bo Zeng
When I learned about the ancient Chinese practice of foot-binding in grade eight, I was fascinated by how cultural beliefs could profoundly impact the lives of millions of women. At...
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Amani Shroff
I still remember the first time I stumbled upon a Silvia Plath poem at my local library. The raw intensity of her language, the unapologetic power of her words, and...
Amani Shroff
I still remember the first time I stumbled upon a Silvia Plath poem at my local library. The raw intensity of her language, the unapologetic power of her words, and...