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The Black Musketeer

Reevaluating Alexandre Dumas within the Francophone World

Edited By: Eric Martone

£39.99

Alexandre Dumas, grandson of a slave, has become a symbol in France's debates on colonial history, race, and identity. This is the first major work to re-evaluate his life and legacy, providing new ways of interpreting his classics in a francophone context.

Alexandre Dumas, grandson of a slave, has become a symbol in France’s debates on colonial history, race, and identity. This is the first major work to re-evaluate his life and legacy, providing new ways of interpreting his classics in a francophone context.

Design and Emotion Moves

Edited By: Pieter M.A. Desmet, Jeroen van Erp, MariAnne Karlsson

£39.99

To understand users, one must understand their emotional responses to buying, using, and owning products. This book explores the emotions in human-product relationships and offers techniques to utilise these insights in design practice.

Poetry, the Geometry of the Living Substance

Four Essays on Ágnes Nemes Nagy

By: Agnes Lehoczky

£39.99

The first study in English of modernist Hungarian poet Ágnes Nemes Nagy. Through close readings of her poetry and prose, this book explores the relation between language, trauma, and memory, drawing parallels with thinkers like Rilke and Beckett.

Alternatives within the Mainstream II

Queer Theatres in post-war Britain

Edited By: Dimple Godiwala

£39.99

This introduction to queer sexualities on the post-war British stage charts a history from a climate of sexual repressiveness and criminalisation to a period of legal acceptance, covering gay, lesbian, trans and queer British theatres.

Power in the EFL Classroom

Critical Pedagogy in the Middle East

Edited By: Phyllis Wachob

£39.99

Critical Pedagogy is a way of ‘doing’ learning. In these studies, teachers from across the Middle East address questions of power in education, arguing that we must respect students and enable their empowerment by providing space and honoring their dignity.

For Arguments’ Sake

Speaker Evaluation in Modern Political Discourse

By: Douglas Mark Penton

£39.99

How can human beings be persuaded by language? This book explores persuasive rhetoric, suggesting that evaluative language plays a crucial role. It analyzes speeches by celebrated rhetors like Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Barack Obama, and Winston Churchill.

Phenomenology of Intersubjectivity and Values in Edmund Husserl

Edited By: Susi Ferrarello

£39.99

This analysis of values within Husserlian phenomenology describes our experience of intersubjective values and explores ethics as a practical matter, offering a third phenomenological way beyond the common positivistic and deontological dichotomy.

Toward, Around, and Away from Tahrir

Tracking Emerging Expressions of Egyptian Identity

Edited By: Amanda Fields, Emily Golson, Loubna Youssef

£39.99

The 2011 revolution complicated questions about Egyptian identity. This volume focuses on written and oral expression, viewed through the lenses of rhetoric and communication, to understand how the demand for change altered Egyptians’ perceptions of themselves.

Development of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in India

Edited By: Jagan Karade

£39.99

Reputed scholars offer a critical analysis of strategies for the development of SCs and STs in India. This well-researched volume is an invaluable tool for planners and policymakers seeking to evolve viable strategies for the coming years.

Talk in Institutions

A LANSI Volume

Edited By: Catherine Box, Christine M. Jacknick, Hansun Zhang Waring

£39.99

This volume brings together papers from the LANSI conferences, providing a broad sampling of current research on language and social interaction in contexts such as jury deliberations, educational settings, medical interaction, and service encounters.

The Meaning of Sexual Identity in the Twenty-First Century

Edited By: Judith S. Kaufman

£39.99

In a "post-gay era," is sexual identity becoming obsolete? Are LGBT youth being duped into conformity? This volume offers compelling debates from a wide variety of perspectives on the current state and possible irrelevance of sexual identity in the 21st century.

In a “post-gay era,” is sexual identity becoming obsolete? Are LGBT youth being duped into conformity? This volume offers compelling debates from a wide variety of perspectives on the current state and possible irrelevance of sexual identity in the 21st century.

Mary Shelley

Her Circle and Her Contemporaries

Edited By: L. Adam Meckler, Lucy Morrison

£39.99

This collection of essays expands critical consideration of Mary Shelley’s placement within the Romantic age. Her texts converse with those of her family and contemporaries, including her husband Percy Bysshe Shelley, illuminating the contexts in which they were composed.

The Gothic Byron

Edited By: Peter Cochran

£39.99

The Gothic Byron argues that the Gothic element in Byron’s work has been undervalued. It explores his reading of Gothic novels, the Gothic in his own tales and poetry, and his profound influence on writers like Charlotte and Emily Brontë.

Remembering Television

Histories, Technologies, Memories

Edited By: Kate Darian-Smith, Sue Turnbull

£39.99

This path-breaking book explores television's social and cultural impacts, asking how its programming has been experienced, understood, and remembered. Leading scholars examine the intricate connections between history, memory, and television in today’s world.

This path-breaking book explores television’s social and cultural impacts, asking how its programming has been experienced, understood, and remembered. Leading scholars examine the intricate connections between history, memory, and television in today’s world.

What’s in a Text? Inquiries into the Textual Cornucopia

Edited By: Adam Głaz, Hubert Kowalewski, Anna Weremczuk

£39.99

Linguists and translators address fundamental questions about text: What is it? Why do we study it? What are we looking for? This volume helps the reader appreciate the richness of text as a treasure-trove for scholars with various approaches to language.

Anthony Burgess

Music in Literature and Literature in Music

Edited By: Marc Jeannin

£39.99

This book offers a new insight into the relationship between literature and music through the works of Anthony Burgess. International scholars explore the musicality of literature and the literary aspects of music, referencing artists from Mozart to Joyce.

Life and Work of Pauline Viardot Garcia, vol. I

The Years of Fame 1836-1863

By: Barbara Kendall-Davies

£39.99

A superb singer and composer, Pauline Viardot Garcia was a 19th-century muse to Brahms and Meyerbeer. Loved by Turgenev for forty years, she was a musical genius. This first comprehensive biography in English reveals the life of this forgotten powerhouse.

Labour Markets at a Crossroads

Causes of Change, Challenges and Need to Reform

Edited By: Henrik Lindberg

£39.99

Stagnant European labour markets are failing to create jobs and growth. This volume uncovers the "corporative cartels" at the heart of the problem and presents clear policy options for vital reform.

Stagnant European labour markets are failing to create jobs and growth. This volume uncovers the “corporative cartels” at the heart of the problem and presents clear policy options for vital reform.

Islam in its International Context

Comparative Perspectives

Edited By: Chris Flood, Stephen Hutchings, Galina Miazhevich

£39.99

Changing attitudes to Islam influence political cultures and national identities. This volume offers in-depth, multi-nation perspectives from Europe, the USA and the Middle East, addressing issues from Muslim radicalism to Islamophobia and Islamic art.

The Effect of Interactivity in e-Learning Systems

By: Chris Evans, Luis Palacios

£39.99

Does interactivity enhance e-Learning? While often claimed, little scientific evidence exists. This book provides proof, presenting three empirical studies on the impact of interactive feedback on learners, teachers, and the environment.