SPRING 2016

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ANIMAL STUDIES ues to bring social identity and a Bound in Shallows: appeal mechanisms in both aca- sense of history to the fallen peo- Autobiographical demic and nonacademic settings. ple of the Salvadoran village. Reminiscences 220 pp. Pub. 3/16. 6 x 9 in. Errol E. Harris Edwin Mellen Press 400 pp. ISBN 978-0-7734-8210-4 call for pricing Remarkable memoir of the dis- University of Arizona Press tinguished philosopher who lived ISBN 978-0-8165-3216-2 P/$34.95 to be 101 and whose active career FINE ART/ as a scholar, teacher, and author ART HISTORY/ BIOGRAPHY spanned eight decades during ARCHITECTURE which he witnessed and partici- pated in many of the central events of the 20th century. Pub. 1/16. 5.5 x 8.5 in. 442 pp. index. illus. Marquette University Press ISBN 978-1-62600-050-6 P/$29.00

EDUCATION School Choice: The End of Public Education? Fighting Nature: Mercedes K. Schneider Travelling Menageries, Foreword by Karen GJ Lewis Animal Acts and War Shows Are vouchers and charters superior Peta Tait to traditional public schools? Edu- An insightful analysis of 19th-­ cation blogger Mercedes Schneider century animal shows, which re- argues that there is no clear re- flected the cultural fascination search supporting this view and, in fact, there is increasing evidence of with conflict, war, and colonial Federico Barocci and the charter mismanagement. She docu- expansion. Oratorians: Corporate Pub. 12/15. 5.8 × 8.3 in. ments many school choice issues, Patronage and Style in the 302 pp. notes. index. including questionable disciplinary The Beginner’s Cow: Counter-Reformation Sydney University Press practices and the impoverishment Memories of a Volga German Ian F. Verstegen ISBN 978-1-7433-2430-1 P/$25.00 of public schools to support priva- from Kansas tized schools. This is essential read- In 1586, Federico Barocci deliv- Loren Schmidtberger ing for anyone seeking a deeper un- ered his Visitation of the Virgin and ANTHROPOLOGY At an early age, Loren Schmidt- derstanding of the past and future of St. Elizabeth to the Chiesa Nuova berger was assigned a beginner’s public education in America. in Rome. For the next quarter cow—the gentlest cow in the herd Pub. 6/16. LC 2015003323 6.125 x 9 in. century, Barocci dominated the for a child beginning to milk. As 224 pp. art scene in Rome. This book ex- he learned to milk, he also learned Teachers College Press amines the relationship between Teaching with Conscience the art of living from the unfor- ISBN 978-0-8077-5725-3 P/$35.95 Barocci and the Congregation of giving reality of the Dust Bowl in an Imperfect World: the Oratory. An Invitation years tempered by the steadfast Pub. 6/15. 2014-16933 7 x 10 in. William Ayers resilience of his Volga German 192 pp. index. 35 b/w illus. community. He offers us his “This captivating text takes the Truman State University Press memories in stories told with wry reader on an emancipatory ­journey ISBN 978-1-61248-132-6/$60.00 humor and gentle grace. toward a brighter educational fu- ISBN 978-1-61248-132-6 E/$49.99 Pub. 12/16. 5.5 x 8.5 in. ture.” —Angela Valenzuela, Uni- 200 pp. 20 illus. versity of Texas; “A timely read Truman State University Press that lifted my spirits for the work ISBN 1-61248168-5 P/$19.95 to be done.” —Deborah Meier, ISBN 1-61248169-2 E/$9.99 recipient of MacArthur “Genius” Grant. In this beautifully written little book, best-selling author/ activist Bill Ayers offers a plan to help educators, policymakers, The El Mozote Massacre: and parents stretch toward some- Human Rights thing new and dramatically bet- and Global Implications ter—schools that are more joyful, Revised and Expanded Edition more balanced, and more guided by the power of love. Leigh Binford Pub. 4/16. 6.125 x 9 in. Brings a fresh perspective to what 112 pp. may be the largest massacre in Teachers College Press Eliminating Professors: modern Latin American history. ISBN 978-0-8077-5768-0 P/$24.95 A Guide to the Dismissal Through many new additions, Process including data from half a dozen Kenneth Westhues field trips, discussions of recon- Suffering and Sunset: Twenty-five case histories de- struction and the fight for justice, World War I in the Art and scribing the roles of administra- and the relation of the massacre to Life of Horace Pippin tion, faculty, arbitrators, courts, the region, Leigh Binford contin- Celeste-Marie Bernier harassment tribunals, and internal

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Spring 2016 CUPL Layout3.indd 37 4/12/16 3:57 PM “In this generously illustrated in- Pub. 4/16. 6 x 9 in. Director, Center for American HISTORY OF tellectual history and cultural bi- 280 pp. 22 b/w illus. bibliography. index. Studies, Columbia University SCIENCE ography, Bernier makes a persua- Syracuse University Press Pub. 4/16. 6 x 9 in. sive case for [Pippin] being one of ISBN 978-0-8156-1066-3, P/$29.95 368 pp. 23 b/w illus. the 20th century’s most ground- ISBN 978-0-8156-3443-0, C/$55.00 Syracuse University Press breaking artists.” —Times Higher ISBN 978-0-8156-1065-6 P/$34.95 Education ISBN 978-0-8156-3442-3 C/$65.00 Pub. 11/15. LC 2014049806. 6.125 x 9.25 in. GENERAL INTEREST 552 pp. 32 color plates. 30 halftones. notes. bibliography. index. glossary. HISTORY/GENERAL Temple University Press ISBN 978-1-4399-1273-7 C/$39.95

Black Georgetown Route 66 Crossings: Historic Remembered: A History of Bridges of the Mother Road Its Black Community from Jim Ross the Founding of “The Town of George” in 1751 to the Heightened Expectations: In this handsome volume, Route Present Day. The Rise of the Human 66 authority and veteran writer and 25th Anniversary Edition Growth Hormone Industry photographer Jim Ross examines Kathleen Menzie Lesko, Valerie in America the origins and history of the bridges Babb, and Carroll R. Gibbs Aimee Medeiros of America’s most famous highway, Heightened Expectations explores structures designed to overcome Black Georgetown Remembered chronicles and celebrates the the complex relationship between obstacles to travel, many of them the history of the social stigmati- engineered with architectural aes- rich but little-known history of the Georgetown black com- The Travels of Reverend zation of short stature in boys and thetics now lost to time. Featuring the rise of the multibillion-dollar The Celebrated Museum munity from the colonial period Ólafur Egilsson: The Story hundreds of photographs, Route human growth hormone industry. of the Roman College of the 66 Crossings showcases bridges be- to the present. This beautiful of the Barbary Corsair Raid Society of Jesus commemorative 25th anniversary on Iceland in 1627 Pub. 3/15. LC 2015031973 6 x 9 in. tween Chicago and Santa Monica 208 pp. notes. index. illus. Athanasius Kircher, S. J. and provides schematics, maps, and edition, with a new introduction Translated from the original Icelan- and foreword, is completely rede- dic text and edited by Karl Smari University of Alabama Press Kircher’s Musæum Celeberrimum, a global coordinates to help readers ISBN 978-0-8173-1910-6 C/$39.95 identify and locate them. signed and features high-quality Hreinsson and Adam Nichols prodigious baroque book record- scans of portraits of prominent Pub 2/16. 11 x 8 in. A first ever English translation of ing the vast cabinet of curiosities of community leaders, sketches, 208 pp. 596 color and 134 b/w illus. a remarkable seventeenth-century the Society of Jesus at the Roman maps, and nineteenth-century HOLOCAUST University of Oklahoma Press Icelandic text. College, is here given in facsimile and contemporary photographs. for the first time with full English ISBN 978-0-8061-5199-1 C/$29.95 Pub. 7/16. 5.5 x 8.5 in. Pub 2/16. 7 x 10 in. Because of Eva: A Jewish translation and commentary.­ 248 pp. 232 pp. 212 b/w illus. Genealogical Journey Pub. 1/16. 10 x 15 in. Catholic University Press Georgetown University Press 172 pp. 28 images and 7 folio-size foldouts HISTORY/AMERICAN ISBN 978-0-8132-2869-3 P/$24.95 978-1-62616-326-3 C/$27.95 Susan J. Gordon (28.75 x 18 in.) (See Genealogy) Saint Joseph’s University Press ISBN 978-0-91610-87-9 C/$120.00 INTERDISCIPLINARY GENEALOGY STUDIES

Brother Bill: President World History and Clinton and the Politics Myths of Cats The Salome Ensemble: of Race and Class Elli Kohen Daryl A. Carter Rose Pastor Stokes, Anzia Yezierska, Sonya Levien, and This unique book is structured by “This book is a fascinating analy- Jetta Goudal country from prehistoric to pres- sis of race and class in the age of Alan Robert Ginsberg ent times. The style is intention- Griffith Review President Bill Clinton. It provides ally folksy to reproduce the sense Because of Eva: A Jewish “From Manhattan to Malibu, from Edited by Julianne Schultz and much-needed clarity in regards to of humor, puns, and poetry of dif- Genealogical Journey labor agitation in New York to le- Brendan Gleeson the myth of the ‘First Black Presi- ferent countries. Susan J. Gordon gal battles with Cecil B. DeMille dent.’ It contributes much to our 444 pp. Quarterly. Griffith Review is the in Hollywood, the SALOME EN- Mysteries in her family’s past spur understanding of the history that Edwin Mellen Press leading Australian literary forum SEMBLE reads like a novel. Alan Gordon to delve into World War informs our present moment!” — ISBN 978-0-7734-6778-1 call for pricing for new writing, culture, and Robert Ginsberg has written a thor- II and Holocaust history—espe- Cornel West. Brother Bill examines ideas. With essays from Al Gore, oughly absorbing work of cultural cially in Budapest and western President Clinton’s political rela- Tim Flannery, Peter Doherty, and feminist history that restores to Ukraine. Part memoir, part detec- tionship with African Americans Jane Gleeson-White, and others, vivid life the lives and intertwined tive story, this is an intimate tale and illuminates the nuances of race “Imagining the Future” asks: how careers of four compelling and in- of one woman’s history within the and class at the end of the twentieth do we harness our imaginations to domitable women.” —Ross Pos- epic sweep of world events in the century, an era of technological, go beyond the relentless here and nock, Columbia University. “Alan 20th century. “A book of inspira- political, and social upheaval. now, to explore new possibilities Ginsberg tells a fascinating story of tion, and a profoundly moving Pub. 06/16. LC 2015960127. 6 x 9 in. of human striving and expression? four remarkable women who made story.” —Arthur Kurzweil, author 314 pp. notes. bibliography. index griffithreview.com. their way through the ‘bewilder- of From Generation to Generation: University of Arkansas Press Pub 5/16. 6 x 9 in. ness’ of the US at the start of the last How to Trace Your Jewish Genealogy ISBN 978-1-55728-699-4 P/$26.95 320 pp. century.” —Casey Nelson Blake, and Family History ISBN 978-1-68226-002-9 C/$54.95 Text Publishing ISBN: 978-1-925240-81-8

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Spring 2016 CUPL Layout3.indd 38 4/12/16 3:57 PM Annual Overseas Subscription: AUD$143; between the ruins of European LITERATURE/ Blood Hyphen PHILOSOPHY/ Digital AUD$60. Single copy: AUD$28. positivism and the potentials of POETRY Kenny Williams RELIGION Single digital copy (ePub or PDF): cosmic myth.” —Caryl Emerson, AUD$18.50 Princeton University 2015 FIELD POETRY PRIZE- WINNER. “With tenderness Pub. 05/16. 6 x 9 in. and wit, erudition and artistry, 203 pp. notes. index. Blood Hyphen marks a tremendous INTERDISCIPLINARY WLU Press ­debut.” —Mary Ruefle STUDIES/ ISBN: 978-1-77112-204-7 C/$85.00 LATIN AMERICA Pub. 4/16. LC 2015036954 6 x 9 in. 81 pp. Oberlin College Press ISBN 978-0-932440-54-9 P/$15.95

LITERATURE/ MEMOIR

Preludes and Fugues Emmanuel Moses Artmachines: Deleuze, translated by Marilyn Hacker Guattari, Simondon Anne Sauvagnargues, translated “One of the most singular lyric from the French by Suzanne voices to emerge in France in the Verderber and Eugene W. Holland last quarter century.” —Gabriel Levin Thirteen essays by Deleuze spe- Abstractionist Aesthetics: Pub. 4/16. LC 2015044423 6 x 9 in. cialist Anne Sauvagnargues— Mexico’s Illicit Drug Artistic Form and 86 pp. twelve published in English for Networks and the Social Critique in Oberlin College Press the first time. Artmachines reveals State Reaction African American Culture ISBN 978-0-932440-93-8 P/$15.95 the continuing potential of De- Nathan P. Jones Phillip Brian Harper leuze, Guattari, and Simondon “Nathan Jones shows that drug “Beautifully argued with unex- to invent new concepts including cartels and illicit networks pected twists and turns. . . . A mo- geo­philosophy, the artmachine, can organize as territorial or mentous and magnificent book.” A Body, Undone: the ritornello, schizoanalysis, and transactional actors. This dis- —Michael Awkward, University Living on After Great Pain the machinic assemblage. tinction will facilitate analysis of of Michigan Christina Crosby Pub. 04/16. 6 × 9 in. organized crime and the threat it 256 pp. 41 color images. 312 pp. index. poses to states for years to come.” “ ‘Most memoirs about life with a NYU Press disability almost always move to- Edinburgh University Press —John Sullivan, Senior Fellow, ISBN 9781479818365 P/$27.00 Distributed by OUP USA in the ­Americas. Small Wars Journal-El Centro ward a satisfying conclusion of les- ISBN 978-1-77112-204-7 C/$85.00 sons learned,’ Crosby writes. But ISBN: 9781474402545 P/$34.95* Pub. 4/16. 6 x 9 in. ISBN: 9781474402538 C/$140.00* 240 pp. Crosby knows that there are no satisfying conclusions when one Georgetown University Press LITERATURE/ ISBN 978-1-62616-295-2 P/$27.95 lives ‘a life beyond reason’—and FICTION that bit of wisdom alone is cause to read this elegant and harrowing JEWISH STUDIES book.” —The Washington Post 208 pp. The Salome Ensemble: NYU Press ISBN 9781479833535 C/$22.95 Rose Pastor Stokes, Anzia Hard Lines: Yezierska, Sonya Levien, Rough South Poetry and Jetta Goudal Daniel Cross Turner MUSIC AND DANCE and William Wright, eds. Alan Robert Ginsberg (See Women’s Studies) “Hard Lines is a bold and com- pelling anthology. Turner and Wright’s selections focus on verse LITERARY with ominous qualities, but the CRITICISM/ human experience and the natural COMPARATIVE world are encompassed in all their LITERATURE paradoxical dimensions. The cu- mulative effect is powerful; it’s dif- ficult to put this book down.” — Return Statements: Ernest Suarez, Catholic University, The Return of Religion in vice president, Association of Liter- Contemporary Philosophy ary Scholars, Critics and Writers. The Sorrows of Gregg Lambert Young Alfonso Pub. 4/16. 6 x 9 in. 312 pp. Rudolfo Anaya University of South Carolina Press Gregg Lambert examines two ISBN 978-1-61117-635-3, C/$49.99; facets of the return to religion in The story of Alfonso, a Nuevo ISBN 978-1-61117-636-0, P/$21.99 the 21st century: the resurgence Mexicano, begins with his birth, of overtly religious themes in when the curandera Agapita deliv- contemporary philosophy and the ers haunting words into his in- How Jazz Trumpeters global “post-secular” turn that has fant ear. What then unfolds is an Play Music Today: Twelve been taking place since September elegiac song to the llanos of New Interviews on Technique, 11. He asks how these two “re- Mexico where Alfonso comes of Style, and Aesthetic turns to religion” can take place age. As this exquisite novel charts Thomas R. Erdmann simultaneously, and explores the Alfonso’s life journey from child- relationship between them. Interviews with twelve perform- hood through his education and Pub 05/16. 7.5 × 5.3 in. ers. This compilation is infor- evolution as a writer, renowned 256 pp. index. mative, highly entertaining, and Chicano author Rudolfo Anaya Edinburgh University Press wide-ranging in all aspects of Jazz Archetypes from invites readers to reflect on the Distributed by OUP USA in the ­Americas. trumpet playing. A very impor- Underground: Notes on truths and mysteries of the hu- ISBN 9781474413916 P/$29.95* tant book for today’s musician. the Dostoevskian Self man condition. ISBN 9781474413909 C/$130.00* Lonny Harrison Pub. 3/16. 6 x 9 Pub. 2016. 336 pp. 232 pp. Edwin Mellen Press, call for pricing “... a fascinating hypothesis about University of Oklahoma Press ISBN 978-1-4955-0431-X the Dostoevskian psyche, poised ISBN 978-0-8061-5226-5 C/$24.95

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Security/Capital: A General Theory Understanding Mental Jonathan Edwards: America’s of Pacification Disorders: Your Guide Spiritual Founding Father George S. Rigakos to DSM-5® Herbert Richardson Gun Violence and American Psychiatric Association The Integration of Rigakos argues that a defining Mental Illness The astonishing thing about Jon- athan Edwards’s thinking is how Immigrants into characteristic of the global eco- Edited by Liza H. Gold, M.D. This book is a consumer guide his ideas have permeated virtu- American Society nomic system is its ability to pro- Robert I. Simon, M.D., co-editor for anyone who has been touched ally all areas of American intel- Mary C. Waters and Marisa ductively sell (in)security to those by mental illness. The common This book presents evidence- lectual and political life. Includes Gerstein Pineau, editors; Panel on it makes insecure. The security- language for diagnosing mental based analyses and risk assessment his ideas on America, creation, the Integration of Immigrants into industrial complex is the blast fur- illness used in DSM-5® for strategies for finding more effec- redemption, and Christ. American Society; National Acad- nace of global capitalism, fueling mental health professionals has tive interventions to decrease the Pub. 2016. 300 pp. emies of Sciences, Engineering, and the perpetuation of the system been adapted into clear, concise costs of the serious public health Edwin Mellen Press Medicine while feeding relentlessly on the descriptions of disorders for surpluses it has exacted. problems of gun violence and nonexperts. ISBN 978-1-63313-004-3, call for pricing The United States prides itself on Pub 10/16. 5.5 x 8.5 in. mental illness. Pub. 4/16. 388 pp. Item #62491 Pub. 2016. 480 pp. Item #62498 being a nation of immigrants, and 156 pp. index. American Psychiatric Association American Psychiatric Association the country has a long history of Edinburgh University Press ISBN 978-1-58562-491-1 P/$24.95 THEATER/FILM/ ISBN 978-1-58562-498-0 P/$65.00 successfully absorbing people from Distributed by OUP USA in the ­Americas. PHOTOGRAPHY across the globe. This study sum- ISBN 9781474413671 P/$14.95* marizes what we know about how immigrants and their descendants are integrating into American so- ciety in a range of areas such as education, occupations, health, and language. The Integration of Immigrants provides a nonparti- san, evidence-based snapshot of the immigrant experience in the United States today. Pub. 09/15. 6 x 9 in. 520 pp. National Academies Press ISBN 978-0-309-37398-2 P/$75.00

Fatal Pauses: Getting Marijuana and Mental Health The Fornes Frame: Unstuck Through the Power Edited by Michael T. Compton, Contemporary Latina of No and the Power of Go M.D., M.P.H. Playwrights and the Legacy ISBN 9781474413664 C/$99.95* Stuart C. Yudofsky, M.D. of Maria Irene Fornes A debate continues within society Anne García-Romero Imagined Liberation: People can become stuck in many as to whether marijuana is simply Xenophobia, Citizenship, ways and for a wide variety of a harmless substance that should A key way to view Latina plays and Identity in South Africa, reasons. The process of discover- be fully legalized, a possibly ben- today is through the foundational Germany, and Canada ing why one is stuck, deciding to eficial treatment for patients with frame of playwright and teach- Heribert Adam become unstuck, and then assert- certain illnesses, or a drug with er Maria Irene Fornes, who has and Kogila Moodley ing the discipline required to do the potential to worsen addiction transformed American theater. so is brought to vivid life by one Considering Fornes’s legacy, Anne With porous borders, South Af- and cause mental health problems. of the most respected psychiatrists García-Romero shows how five rica is incapable of upholding the This book provides an academic of our day. award-winning playwrights con- blurred distinction between en- foundation for further study. Pub. 2015. 575 pp. Item #62500 tinue to contest and complicate dangered refugees and econom- Pub. 2016. 272 pp. Item #37008 American Psychiatric Association Latina theater. ic migrants. Imagined Liberation American Psychiatric Association ISBN 978-1-58562-500-0 P/$63.00 Pub. 3/2016. 5.5 x 8.5 in. 256 pp. asks what xenophobic societies ISBN 978-1-61537-008-5 P/$59.00 The Rise and Fall of the University of Arizona Press can learn from other immigrant Voting Rights Act ISBN 978-0-8165-3144-8 P/$24.95 Charles S. Bullock III, Ronald societies, such as Canada, that Keith Gaddie, and Justin J. Wert avoided the backlash against ­multiculturalism in Europe. A detailed and timely history, The In the Politics, History, Rise and Fall of the Voting Rights Act and Social Change series analyzes changing legislation and Pub 7/15. LC 2014045158 6 x 9 in. NEED THESE BOOKS the future of voting rights in the 250 pp. notes. bibliography. index. United States. Temple University Press IN A HURRY? Pub. 4/16. 6 × 9 in. ISBN 978-1-4399-1190-7 P/$34.95 232 pp. ISBN 978-1-4399-1189-1 C/$89.50 University of Oklahoma Press Visit www.nybooks.com/upress ISBN 978-0-8061-5200-4/C $29.95 for links to each press’s Website

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Spring 2016 CUPL Layout3.indd 40 4/12/16 3:57 PM the great and greatest playwrights WOMEN’S STUDIES WASP of the Ferry of our time. Johann’s portraits Command: Women Pilots, are remarkable and important Uncommon Deeds The Salome Ensemble: works of art. This book, like no Sarah Byrn Rickman other, captures a unique and his- Rose Pastor Stokes, Anzia The story of the pilots who flew toric literary history.” —Timothy Yezierska, Sonya Levien, more than nine million miles in Greenfield-Sanders, American and Jetta Goudal 72 different aircraft—115,000 pi- documentary filmmaker and por- lot hours—for the Ferrying Divi- trait photographer Alan Robert Ginsberg (See History/American) sion, Air Transport Command, Pub. 3/16. 10 x 10 in. during World War II. 184 pp. 101 illus. Pub. 3/16. LC 2015046031 6 x 9 in. University of South Carolina Press 416 pp. 47 b/w photos. ISBN 978-1-61117-715-2, C/$39.99 Focus on Playwrights: University of North Texas Press Portraits and Interviews ISBN 978-1-57441-637-4 C/$29.95 Susan Johann ISBN 978-1-57441-642-8 E/$23.96 “Focus on Playwrights is Susan Jo- hann’s magnificent collection of

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