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Humanities, Media and Arts Textbook Catalogue 2021 ROUTLEDGE Humanities and Media Arts Textbooks 2021 www.routledge.com Welcome Welcome to the Spring 2021 Humanities and Media Arts Textbook Catalogue Our Spring 2021 Textbook catalogue is designed to bring you the most up-to-date and accurate information about our textbooks in the Humanities and Media Arts. Our emphasis on pedagogy and text development supports students with all the information they need for their courses while guiding them to further study and independent learning. We also strive to support instructors like you with high-quality digital resources, companion websites, and pedagogical tools. Our authors are leading experts in their fields and every potential higher education textbook is peer-reviewed by instructors to ensure its suitability. All of our textbooks are available as complimentary e-inspection copies; if you find a textbook you would like to consider for adoption in a course you are teaching, simply request an e-inspection copy through our online form by clicking on the book within this catalogue. Save Time with our New Instructor Profile Create an account with us to make requesting an Inspection Copy quicker and simpler. Under 'My Account', create your Instructor Profile and submit your course and contact details. Every time you request an Inspection Copy, these details will auto-populate, saving you time! We Value Affordability We understand the importance of affordable course materials and we aim to offer several ways faculty can make assigned textbooks and resources available to students. In the United States, we're working with several digital partners to make our books available through Inclusive Access programs at colleges and universities across the country. In the United Kingdom, our Inclusive Coursebook Provision program ensures that students have access to their core course texts at no additional charge to them. Learn More about our Affordable Learning Solutions The Faculty Hub The Faculty Resources hub offers everything you need to know to help you with your career in academia. With loads of free content to download and short articles addressing key topics, our aim is to help you navigate your journey as a professional working in higher education. 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Contents ANTHROPOLOGY .......................................................... 2 American & Canadian Literature ............................................................................ 56 Biological, Forensic & Medical Anthropology .................................................. 2 Introductory Literary Studies ................................................................................... 57 History and Theory of Anthropology .................................................................... 3 Poetry ..................................................................................................................................... 59 Social and Cultural Anthropology ........................................................................... 5 Shakespeare ....................................................................................................................... 60 ARCHAEOLOGY ............................................................. 6 MEDIA, CULTURE AND COMMUNICATION Archaeological Science and Methodology ....................................................... 6 STUDIES ........................................................................ 61 Archaeological Theory .................................................................................................... 7 Communication Ethics ................................................................................................ 61 Archaeology of the Americas ..................................................................................... 8 Communication Studies ............................................................................................. 62 Introductory Archaeology ............................................................................................ 9 Communication Theory and Methods .............................................................. 65 Prehistoric Archaeology .............................................................................................. 10 Cultural Studies ................................................................................................................ 66 Film Studies ........................................................................................................................ 67 AUDIO ........................................................................... 11 Journalism ........................................................................................................................... 68 Audio Engineering ......................................................................................................... 11 Journalism & Professional Media ........................................................................... 70 Sound Design .................................................................................................................... 12 Media & Communications ......................................................................................... 74 Media Studies .................................................................................................................... 76 CLASSICS ...................................................................... 13 Persuasion ........................................................................................................................... 78 Roman History & Culture ............................................................................................ 13 Public Relations and Advertising ........................................................................... 79 Public Speaking ................................................................................................................ 82 FILMMAKING & POSTPRODUCTION ........................ 15 Technical Communication ........................................................................................ 83 Cinematography ............................................................................................................. 15 Television Studies ........................................................................................................... 84 Directing ............................................................................................................................... 16 Writing & Composition ................................................................................................ 85 Documentary ..................................................................................................................... 17 Postproduction ................................................................................................................ 18 MUSIC ............................................................................ 86 Producing ............................................................................................................................ 19 General Music and Theory ......................................................................................... 86 Production ........................................................................................................................... 21 Music and Education .................................................................................................... 88 Screenwriting .................................................................................................................... 23 World Music ........................................................................................................................ 90 Visual Effects & VR ........................................................................................................... 24 PHILOSOPHY ............................................................... 91 HISTORY ....................................................................... 25 20th century Philosophy ............................................................................................ 91 American History ............................................................................................................. 25 Aesthetics and Metaphysics ..................................................................................... 92 Asian/Middle Eastern History .................................................................................. 27 Ethics ....................................................................................................................................... 93 Early Modern History 1500-1750 ........................................................................... 28 Feminist Philosophy ...................................................................................................... 95 European History ............................................................................................................
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