This fall, author Tyler Green is continuing his series of lectures in relation to his award-winning book, Carleton Watkins: Making the West American, an expansive history of influential landscape photographer Carleton Watkins …
Read More >The future of food is inevitably a political and communal thing, and it demands open inquiry and discussion. We get to ask questions over the figurative or literal dinner table.
Read More >By Lawrence Kramer, author of The Hum of the World: A Philosophy of Listening When a person speaks the truth, more is demanded than that the spoken words be true. They must …
Read More >UC Press warmly congratulates Mark Godsey on his receipt of the 2019 award for Best Book Published by a University Press for his book, Blind Injustice: A Former Prosecutor Exposes the Psychology …
Read More >By Tom Rice, author of Films for the Colonies: Cinema and the Preservation of the British Empire Back in 2007 I began work as a postdoctoral researcher with the British Film Institute …
Read More >Mark your calendars for the chance to join Maxine Gordon in conversation about her acclaimed biography of late husband, Dexter Gordon: September 8, Sunday, 440 Gallery, Brooklyn, NY – 4 PM: One Breath …
Read More >We are deeply saddened to hear of Yale Senior Research Scholar and true giant in the fields of sociology, economics, and world systems analysis Immanuel Watterstein’s passing at age 88. Wallerstein’s highly …
Read More >We are saddened to learn of the death of Robert F. Judd (b. 1956), Executive Director of the American Musicological Society since 1996. As proud publishers of the society’s flagship journal, the …
Read More >“If you want to dive deeper into the terroirs of Chianti Classico, I recommend a book from Ian D’Agata, ‘Italy’s Native Wine Grape Terroirs,’ to be published this summer by University of …
Read More >“Not only has the world we observe changed dramatically in the last two to three decades, the way we observe it has changed—our theories and methods, our heuristics as well as our hermeneutics, the way in which we frame our questions—all of this has changed as well.”
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