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SPRING 2015 CONTENTS More on New publications 1–29 VIETNAM AND Terrace Books 2–3, 5, 7, 9 THE HMONG Midwest Regional Titles 6, 7, 9, 28 Understanding and Teaching the Vietnam War Recent Book Awards 30–31 Edited by John Day Tully, Matthew Masur, and Journals 32–34 Brad Austin “An excellent one-stop shop for nonspecialists Recent Backlist 35–39 who regularly find themselves teaching about the Ordering and Contact Information 40 Vietnam War.”—David Herzberg, SUNY–Buffalo Author / Title Indexes Inside back cover THE HARVEY GOLDBERG SERIES FOR UNDERSTANDING AND TEACHING HISTORY SUBJECT GUIDE LC: 2012040084 DS 2013 366 PP. 6 × 9 22 B/W ILLUS. Africa 14, 24–25 E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29413-7 African American Studies 8, 9 PAPER $29.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-29414-4 American Studies 1, 4, 8, 20, 26, 27 Voices from the Plain of Jars: Life under Anthropology 1, 10, 14, 24 an Air War Art 23 Edited by Fred Branfman with essays and Asian Studies 1 drawings by Laotian villagers “In this small, shattering book we hear—as we are Biography 21, 26 so rarely able to do—the voices of Asian peasants Classics 22–23 describing what we can barely begin to imagine.” Communication & Journalism 20, 27 —Gloria Emerson, New York Review of Books Cookbooks 6 NEW PERSPECTIVES IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES Education 14, 29 LC: 2012032677 DS 2013 196 PP. 5½ × 8¼ 34 B/W ILLUS. Environment 7, 18, 28 THE GOVERNMENT E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29223-2 Drama & Performance 22 OF MISTRUST PAPER $19.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-29224-9 Illegibility and Bureaucratic Power Fiction 2–5, 9, 16 in Socialist Vietnam The Government of Mistrust: Illegibility and Film 21 Bureaucratic Power in Socialist Vietnam Folklore 14–15 Ken MacLean Gay, Lesbian & Transgender Interest 4 “A highly original book with an unusually History 1, 8, 10, 18–19, 24–27 innovative methodology.”—Oscar Salemink, University of Copenhagen Human Rights 17–19 NEW PERSPECTIVES IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES

Immigration & Diaspora Studies 14–15 Ken MacLean LC: 2013015051 HN 2013 Latin America 18 300 PP. 6 × 9 10 B/W ILLUS., 4 TABLES, 1 MAP, 1 CHART E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29593-6 Law 19 PAPER $39.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-29594-3 Literature & Criticism 17, 19, 23 Mystery 2–4 Viet Nam: Borderless Histories Poetry 11–13 Edited by Nhung Tuyet Tran and Anthony Reid “A significant contribution to the efforts to Politics 1, 18–20, 24–27 move beyond a national history of Vietnam.” Popular Culture 20 —Thongchai Winichakul, University of Reference 29 Wisconsin–Madison Russian, Slavic & Eastern European NEW PERSPECTIVES IN SOUTHEAST ASIAN STUDIES Studies 15–17 LC: 2005032883 DS 2006 Science 28–29 400 PP. 6 × 9 10 B/W ILLUS., 2 MAPS, 7 TABLES E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-21773-0 Social Services 14 PAPER $26.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-21774-7 Sports & Recreation 7 Hmong in America: Journey from a Secret War Travel 6, 7 Tim Pfaff Wisconsin & Midwest 6, 7, 9, 28 Hmong in America tells the dramatic story of the Women’s Studies 22, 24 Hmong through the voices of the people who lived this contemporary history. On the cover: Krumkaka from the LC: 95-067766 2005 Norske Nook (see p. 6); photo by 100 PP. 10 × 8 31 COLOR PHOTOS, 67 B/W PHOTOS, 6 ILLUS. Mette Nielsen PAPER $19.95 T ISBN 978-0-9636191-3-6 SOUTHEAST ASIA / HISTORY / ANTHROPOLOGY / POLITICS / Dreams of the ASIAN AMERICAN STUDIES hmong KingDom The Quest for Legitimation in Dreams of the Hmong Kingdom French Indochina, 1850–1960 The Quest for Legitimation in French Indochina, 1850–1960 Mai Na M. Lee Mai Na M. Lee

A pioneering, landmark history of the Hmong people and their complex relations with Southeast Asian states and the French in the colonial era

Countering notions that Hmong history begins and ends with the “Secret War” in Laos of the 1960s and 1970s, Dreams of the Hmong Kingdom reveals how the Hmong experience of modernity is grounded in their sense of their own ancient past, when this now-stateless people had their own king and kingdom, and illu- minates their political choices over the course of a century in a highly contested region of Asia. In China, Vietnam, and Laos, the Hmong continuously negotiated with these states and with the French to maintain political autonomy in a world of shifting

PAPERBACK ORIGINAL boundaries, emerging nation-states, and contentious nationalist movements and JUNE LC: 2014035663 DS ideologies. Often divided by clan rivalries, the Hmong placed their hope in find- 408 PP. 6 × 9 20 B/W ILLUS., 2 MAPS ing a leader who could unify them and recover their sovereignty. In a compelling E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29883-8 analysis of Hmong society and leadership throughout the French colonial period, PAPER $29.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29884-5 Mai Na M. Lee identifies two kinds of leaders—political brokers who allied stra- New Perspectives in Southeast tegically with Southeast Asian governments and with the French, and messianic Asian Studies resistance leaders who claimed the Mandate of Heaven. The continuous rise and Alfred C. McCoy, R. Anderson fall of such leaders led to cycles of collaboration and rebellion. After World War Sutton, Thongchai Winichakul, II, the powerful Hmong Ly clan and their allies sided with the French and the Series Editors new monarchy in Laos, but the rival Hmong Lo clan and their supporters allied with Communist coalitions. “No other scholar has tracked this Lee argues that the leadership struggles between Hmong clans destabilized one-hundred-year narrative in French rule and hastened its demise. Martialing an impressive array of oral inter- such detail. The rich oral histories views conducted in the United States, France, and Southeast Asia, augmented and presentation of Hmong with French archival documents, she demonstrates how, at the margins of empire, perspectives make this a welcome minorities such as the Hmong sway the direction of history. work of unimpeachable originality. In excavating the complex history of Hmong struggles for “It is a mature and sophisticated work, showing a huge knowledge of the region sovereignty, Lee also sheds light on and its peoples, and is also highly readable. In its blending of oral with written clan lineages, gender, orality, and accounts, it should have a considerable impact in historical studies.”—Nicholas belief systems.”—Geoffrey C. Gunn, Tapp, Australian National University Nagasaki University, emeritus Q Studio by Photo MAI NA M. LEE is an assistant professor of history and Asian American studies at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. She was born in Laos and came to the United States when she was a teenager. She was the first Hmong in the United States to earn a PhD in history.

1 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU MYSTERY / FICTION

Death at Gills Rock A Dave Cubiak Door County Mystery Patricia Skalka

Dave Cubiak is back, and this time he's the new sheriff in town

After tracking a clever killer in Death Stalks Door County, park ranger and for- mer Chicago homicide detective Dave Cubiak is elected Door County sheriff. His newest challenge arrives as spring brings not new life but tragic death to the isolated fishing village of Gills Rock. Three prominent World War II veterans who are about to be honored for their military heroics die from carbon monoxide poisoning during a weekly card game. Blame falls to a faulty heater but Cubiak puzzles over details. When one of the widows receives a message claiming the men “got what they deserved,” he realizes that there may be more to the deaths than a simple accident.

JUNE LC: 2014038286 PS Investigating, Cubiak discovers that the men’s veneer of success and respect- 232 PP. 5½ × 8¼ 1 MAP ability hides a trail of lies and betrayal that stems from a single, desperate act of E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30453-9 treachery and eventually spreads a web of deceit across the peninsula. In a dark, CLOTH $26.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30450-8 moody tale that spans more than half a century, Cubiak encounters a host of suspects with motives for murder. Amid broken dreams, corruption, and loss, he sorts out the truth. Death at Gills Rock is the second book in Patricia Skalka’s Dave Cubiak Door County Mystery series.

“Skalka takes us back to Door County—this mystery is even better than the “Death at Gills Rock is an expertly first.”—Mary Logue, author of the Claire Watkins mystery series crafted, impressively researched Photo by B.E. Pinkham B.E. by Photo novel with a gripping, multilayered PATRICIA SKALKA is a former freelance staff writer plot; colorful, well-drawn characters for Reader’s Digest specializing in medical and human that leap right off the page; tight, interest stories. She has worked as a magazine edi- punchy dialog; and a pace that grabs tor, ghost writer, and writing instructor. A native of you by the throat and doesn’t Chicago, she lives in the city and takes time off at her let go.”—Michael Norman, author cottage in Door County, Wisconsin. of Haunted Wisconsin

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2 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 MYSTERY / FICTION

A A Winsome Murder W I N S O M E James DeVita “Murder, stern murder, in the direst degree.”—William Shakespeare M U R D E R A grisly murder in a pastoral Wisconsin town, Winsome Bay, proves to be only the opening act in a twisting, darkening series of gruesome deaths. Acclaimed already for his young adult fiction, actor/director/playwright James DeVita now debuts an addictive, adult thriller that takes us from Chicago’s underbelly to the Wisconsin woods. In this fast-paced novel we meet a gorgeous waitress with a haunted past, an author juggling a failing career and motherhood, and a hard-bitten detective with unexpected inspiration from William Shakespeare’s bloodiest plays—and nobody escapes the nightmare created by a psychotic killer of women. J A M E S D E V I T A “A story of superior literary merit with a very hard edge and some biting social commentary. Detective James Mangan is complex and interesting, a tough, gritty JUNE LC: 2014042916 PS Chicago cop whose vast reservoir of wonderfully spooky Shakespeare quotations 208 PP. 5½ × 8¼ E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30443-0 informs his crime-solving skills. It’s a fine study of contrasts that folds into a taut, CLOTH $26.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30440-9 multilayered, highly enjoyable whodunit.”—Brian Rieselman, author of Where Darkness Sleeps

“An unpredictable, intelligent mystery that illuminates the darkness simmering in the most idyllic of places. With a little help from the Shakespeare he knows so well, and a keen eye for the gritty realities of rural life, James DeVita brings an incredible cast to this novel’s stage, led by one of the most compelling detectives “James DeVita has written a riveting you’ll ever meet.”—Dean Bakopoulos, author of My American Unhappiness thriller featuring a deranged killer Photo by Braden Moran Braden by Photo and a detective who hears snatches JAMES DEVITA is a core company member and of Shakespeare in his head. It’s literary manager at the American Players Theatre, a a terrific read.”—Michael Hinden, professional classical repertory company in Spring coauthor with Betsy Draine of the Nora Green, Wisconsin. He has worked extensively as a Barnes and Toby Sandler mysteries playwright and has published two novels for younger readers, The Silenced and Blue. He is a native of Long Island, New York, and now lives near Spring Green.

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The Body in Bodega Bay: A Nora PUBLISHED MAY 2014 Barnes and Toby Sandler Mystery LC: 2013033798 PS Betsy Draine and Michael Hinden 232 PP. 5½ × 8¼ E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29793-0 “The Draine and Hinden writing duo CLOTH $26.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29790-9 have now done for California’s North Coast what their earlier Murder in Lascaux did for France’s Perigord: brought it wonderfully—and eerily— to life.”—Aaron Elkins, Edgar-winning author of the Gideon Oliver mysteries

3 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU RECENT LGBT RELEASES

States of Desire Revisited: In a New Century: Essays on Understanding and Teaching Travels in Gay America Queer History, Politics, and U.S. Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Edmund White Community Life Transgender History “Commands attention and John D’Emilio Edited by Leila J. Rupp and respect. . . . Mr. White doesn’t so “A collection from one of the Susan K. Freeman much evoke the people he talks finest, most thoughtful historians “This book does an excellent job to as he dismantles them down to of gay and lesbian social history.” of tackling the major questions their cogs and springs.” —David Bergman, editor of Gay animating the field of LGBT —New York Times American Autobiography history and also the bread- PUBLISHED MAY 2014 and-butter challenges likely PUBLISHED SEPTEMBER 2014 LC: 2013033118 HQ to be encountered by teachers LC: 2014007459 HQ 282 PP. 6 × 9 364 PP. 5½ × 8 incorporating this material in E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29773-2 E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30263-4 their classes.”—Lane Fenrich, PAPER $27.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-29774-9 PAPER $26.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30264-1 Northwestern University

THE HARVEY GOLDBERG SERIES FOR UNDERSTANDING AND TEACHING HISTORY PUBLISHED DECEMBER 2014 Assault with a Deadly Lie: LC: 2014009612 HQ A Nick Hoffman Novel of Suspense 312 PP. 6 × 9 31 B/W ILLUS. Lev Raphael E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30243-6 “Terrifying acts of harassment and PAPER $29.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-30244-3 intimidation. Throughout, Raphael deftly comments on the rights and freedoms lost since 9/11: everyone is suspect, and a militarized police force often stands above the law.”—Publishers Weekly

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JD A Novel Mark Merlis

“An important novel that masterfully evokes the tensions and social upheavals of the 1960s and sheds a fresh and highly insightful light on gay liberation, family life, and American masculinity.”—Trebor Healey, author of A Horse Named Sorrow

Jonathan Ascher, a radical writer and cultural hero in the 1960s, has been dead for thirty years. When a would-be biographer approaches his widow, Martha, she delves for the first time into her husband’s papers. She finds journals that begin as a wisecracking chronicle of life at the fringes of the New York literary scene, Jonathan’s adventures in the sexual underground, and the social upheavals that led to his famous book JD. As Martha reads on, she finds herself in a long- distance conversation with her dead husband, fighting with him again about MARCH LC: 2014030801 PS their rocky life together and learning about the unseen tragic drama in her own 272 PP. 5½ × 8¼ apartment that ended with the destruction of their son, Mickey. Learning about E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30353-2 herself, finally, through her confrontation with a man who will not let her go, CLOTH $26.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30350-1 even in death. JD is a brilliant and harrowing view of a half century of the Ameri- can experiment, acted out on a small stage by three people who cannot find a way—neither sex nor touch nor words—to speak their love for one another.

“Powered by stunning emotional, intellectual, and erotic complexities, JD is a trenchant portrait of a marriage and its heartbreaking casualties and at the same “An amazing novel: beautifully time something far more ambitious: a disquieting meditation on how and why written, ingeniously structured, America’s best hopes went so stupendously awry during the sixties and early involving and dangerous. This is a chamber drama about one family seventies. What emerges is an angry, loving hymn to a generation’s failure to create yet it’s full of windows that look out the world we so passionately believed we longed for. There is no better novelist at on the wider worlds of the Vietnam work in our troubled country right now than Mark Merlis.”—Paul Russell, author War, New York literary politics, and of Immaculate Blue and The Unreal Life of Sergey Nabokov the gay revolution. Mark Merlis is a major writer and this is his best “It’s vintage Merlis: historical yet timely, intellectually rich, bracingly witty, unnervingly erotic, and, finally, deeply tender and affect-

novel yet.”—Christopher Bram, Ashe Robert by Photo author of Eminent Outlaws and Gods ing.”—Michael Lowenthal, author of The Paternity Test and Monsters MARK MERLIS is the author of the novels American Studies, An Arrow’s Flight, and Man About Town. His work has won the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, the Ferro-Grumley Award, and the Lambda Literary Award. He lives in Phila- delphia with his husband. For more information, visit www.markmerlis.com.

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Little Reef and Other Stories is a solid, smart collection.”—Joy Michael Carroll Williams, author of Honored Guest “These stories, keenly—even cruelly— observant, occupy the verges of love PUBLISHED JUNE 2014 and death where the truest and most LC: 2013038687 PS 280 PP. 5½ × 8¼ recklessly aware emotions abide. E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29743-5 Romantic yet bitterly insightful, this CLOTH $26.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29740-4

5 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU COOKBOOKS / FOOD / TRAVEL

The Norske Nook Book of Pies and Other Recipes Jerry Bechard and Cindee Borton-Parker

Mmmm, pie! Mile-high meringue and dairy-state deliciousness attracts foodies, celebrities, and tourists from around the world, as well as the local guys and gals

The Norske Nook, founded as a small-town café in 1973, is now a foursome of revered pie shrines in Osseo, Rice Lake, Eau Claire, and Hayward, Wisconsin. The Nook’s international fame grew from a tradition of Midwest home baking, informed by Scandinavian roots and enriched by the luscious ripe fruit and sumptuous sour creams and cream cheeses of America’s dairyland. This cookbook features the restaurants’ award-winning baking: Scandinavian APRIL LC: 2014037003 TX 216 PP. 7¾ × 10 100 COLOR PHOTOS (est.) specialties, cheesecakes, tortes, cookies, muffins, and more than seventy recipes E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30433-1 (and variations) for pie. More than fifty new pie recipes have been created by CLOTH $29.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30430-0 the Nook bakers since 1990, when Jerry Bechard purchased the Osseo café from founder Helen Myhre. The Norske Nook has won thirty-six blue ribbons at the • visit www.norskenook.com National Pie Championships in Florida—including three in 2014, for Lemon Cream Cheese, Peaches and Cream, and Jamberry. Recipes in the book include: Crusts “This cookbook is a celebration of all of our pie and bakery recipes, with some Toppings and Puddings memories, beautiful pictures of the pies, and a few instructional photos. After Dutch and Praline-Topped Pies years of many requests for our recipes, we couldn’t disregard the demand from Double-Crust Pies our local guests and our travelers to take another piece of Norske Nook pie Candy Pies home.”—Jerry Bechard and Cindee Borton-Parker Berry Pies

Cream Cheese Pies media new / EZ Zions Jim by Photo JERRY BECHARD has owned the Norske Sour Cream Pies Nook since 1990 and is a past winner of the Meringue Pies Restaurateur of the Year award from the Single-Crust Pies Stirred Pudding Pies Wisconsin Restaurant Association. He also Frozen Pies owns the Northwoods Brew Pub in Eau Sugar-Free Pies Claire and lives in Hayward, Wisconsin. Cheesecakes CINDEE BORTON-PARKER is the regional Tortes manager for the Norske Nook restaurants Muffins and bakeries in northwest Wisconsin and Cookies lives in New Auburn, Wisconsin. Both are avid lovers of pie. Scandinavian Specialties

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Farm Recipes and Food Secrets from kids and the locals who give Osseo the Norske Nook its Lake Wobegon qualities. I’m back Helen Myhre with Mona Vold home again.”—Joanne Stuttgen, author “This book makes me feel like a mem- of Cafe Wisconsin ber of the Myhre family. Helen pulls out a dining room chair, inviting me to PUBLISHED APRIL 2001 LC: 2001017105 TX sit for a spell. Over melt-in-the-mouth 286 PP. 7¼ × 9¼ pot roast and pie, we catch up on the PAPER $24.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-17234-3

6 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 SPORTS & RECREATION / ENVIRONMENT / UPPER MIDWEST REGION

Crossing the Driftless A Canoe Trip through a Midwestern Landscape Lynne Diebel Illustrated by Robert Diebel

“Engaging, multifaceted, and accessible, Crossing the Driftless is like no other canoe trip book. We learn a wealth of information about ecology, geology, people, and politics on the riverways.”—Mike Svob, author of Paddling Southern Wisconsin

The Driftless Area is the land the glaciers missed, an ancient landscape of bluffs, ridgetops, and steep valleys that long ago was a seabed. Covering much of south- western Wisconsin, its contours were deeply carved from bedrock, not by ice but by many rivers. Crossing the Driftless is both a traveler’s tale and an exploration of this dramatic environment, following the streams of geologic and human history. Lynne Diebel PAPERBACK ORIGINAL and her husband, Bob, crossed the Driftless Area by canoe, journeying 359 river MARCH LC: 201403080 GV miles (and six Mississippi River locks and five portages) from Faribault, Minnesota, 248 PP. 5½ × 8¼ 15 MAPS, 9 B/W PHOTOS E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30293-1 where her family has a summer home on Cedar Lake, to their Wisconsin home PAPER $19.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30294-8 in Stoughton, one block from the Yahara River. Traveling by river and portage, they paddled downstream on the Cannon and Mississippi rivers and upstream on the Wisconsin River, in the tradition of voyageurs. Lynne tells the story of their trip, but also the stories of the rivers they canoed and the many tributaries whose confluences they passed. Photo by Bob Diebel Bob by Photo “Delightful reading. Diebel makes LYNNE DIEBEL grew up in southern Minnesota and has the waterways the stars of her story, lived in Stoughton, Wisconsin, since 1974 with her hus- living characters with personalities band, Bob Diebel, and their four children. Her many and moods and varying degrees of books are centered on the landscapes and natural world popularity, beauty, and neglect.” of Wisconsin and Minnesota. Lynne has been canoeing —Mary Bergin (roadstraveled.com), lakes since childhood. As an adult, she learned to canoe author of Sidetracked in Wisconsin whitewater rivers with Bob and together they paddled almost 3,000 miles on the rivers of Minnesota while researching their two guidebooks, Paddling Northern Minnesota: 86 Great Trips by Canoe and Kayak and Pad- dling Southern Minnesota: 85 Great Trips by Canoe and Kayak.

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Across America by Bicycle: Alice and PUBLISHED OCTOBER 2010 Bobbi’s Summer on Wheels LC: 2010011532 GV 300 PP. 6 × 9 23 B/W PHOTOS, 6 MAPS Alice Honeywell and Bobbi E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-24883-3 Montgomery PAPER $21.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-24884-0 Biking from Oregon to Maine is no small feat, especially for two newly retired women who carry everything they need for three months, powered only by the strength of their legs and a desire for adventure.

7 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU AFRICAN AMERICANS IN THE MIDWEST

SiSter An African American Life in Search of Justice

SyLviA BeLL white & Jody LepAge

Sister: An African American Life A Black Gambler’s World of in Search of Justice Liquor, Vice, and Presidential Sylvia Bell White and Jody LePage Politics: William Thomas Scott “A handful of other Wisconsin For Labor, Race, and Liberty: of Illinois, 1839–1917 autobiographies have become George Edwin Taylor, His Bruce L. Mouser classics, read by generation after Historic Run for the White “As Mouser shows, Scott spent House, and the Making of generation and assigned in college his life figuring out—and Independent Black Politics courses for decades. I suspect that satisfying—men’s interests with Bruce L. Mouser this book may have a similarly liquor, gambling, and women, and “A generation before A. Philip long life. No topic is more . . . [he] refused to be complicit Randolph, Adam Clayton Powell important in Wisconsin history in backing politicians who took Jr., and Ella Baker, there was today than race relations. No issue him and the broader base of first- George Edwin Taylor. Rich in is more important to Milwaukee. generation black voters for dupes. detail, this compelling story sheds This book will have a strong and . . . Scott saw the political game for light on black labor struggles in lasting impact on everyone who what it was: a game of power.” the Upper Midwest and brings thinks about Wisconsin’s past —Henry Louis Gates, Jr. to life an American civil rights and future.”—Matthew Blessing, PUBLISHED OCTOBER 2014 hero and pioneer of independent Wisconsin Historical Society Book LC: 2014007451 E black politics at the turn of the Award of Merit 210 PP. 6 × 9 1 B/W ILLUS. twentieth century.”—Omar H. E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30183-5 WISCONSIN STUDIES IN AUTOBIOGRAPHY Ali, author of In the Balance of PAPER $24.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30184-2 PUBLISHED JUNE 2013 Power: Independent Black Politics LC: 2012032691 F 304 PP. 6 × 9 18 B/W ILLUS. and Third Party Movements in the E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29433-5 United States CLOTH $27.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29434-2 PUBLISHED JANUARY 2011 LC: 2010011577 E 278 PP. 6 × 9 13 B/W ILLUS. E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-24913-7 PAPER $24.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-24914-4

8 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 FICTION

Meet Me Halfway Milwaukee Stories meet me halfway Jennifer Morales “Written with a sharp eye and a warm heart, Meet Me Halfway brings us into milwaukee stories a multicultural community where people are trying to do the right thing, even when the wrong thing happens and a child dies. Richly textured, funny, and wise.”—Kelly Cherry, author of A Kind of Dream

When Johnquell, an African American teen, suffers a serious accident in the jennifer morales home of his white neighbor, Mrs. Czernicki, his community must find ways to bridge divisions between black and white, gay and straight, old and young. Set in one of the nation’s most highly segregated cities—Milwaukee, Wisconsin—Meet Me Halfway tells stories of connections in a community with a tumultuous and divided past. In nine stories told from diverse perspectives, Jennifer Morales captures a Rust Belt city’s struggle to establish a common ground and a collective PAPERBACK ORIGINAL vision of the future. APRIL LC: 2014030802 PS Morales gives life to multifaceted characters—white schoolteachers and senior 202 PP. 5½ × 8¼ citizens, Latino landlords, black and Puerto Rican teens, political activists, and E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30363-1 PAPER $19.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30364-8 Vietnam vets. As their lives unfold in these stories, we learn about Johnquell’s family—his grandparents’ involvement in the local Black Panther Party, his sister’s on-again, off-again friendship with a white classmate, and his aunt’s identity crisis as she finds herself falling in love with a woman. We also meet Johnquell’s mother, Gloria, and his school friend Taquan, who is struggling to chart his own future. As an activist mother in the thick of Milwaukee politics, Morales developed “Jennifer Morales does nothing a keen ear and a tender heart for the kids who have inherited the city’s troubled halfway—she throws herself full- racial legacy. With a critical eye on promises unfulfilled, Meet Me Halfway raises force into the heart of Milwaukee, questions about the notion of a “postracial” society and, with humor and compas- into the lives of her characters, sion, lifts up the day-to-day work needed to get there. and demands that the reader meet them with just as much “Morales convincingly lets us see through the eyes of a young black boy, a racist empathy and respect. A stunning, white woman, a narrow-minded substitute teacher, a lesbian woman, a left-wing stirring collection, one that will housewife, and many more real lives. There are surprises here, and real people to inspire dialogue and maybe even remember.”—Martha Bergland, author of A Farm Under a Lake

change.”—Gayle Brandeis, author of Lois Bielefeld by Photo The Book of Dead Birds, winner of the JENNIFER MORALES lived for more than twenty years Bellwether Prize for Fiction of Social in Milwaukee, where she raised children and served Engagement on the Milwaukee Board of School Directors—the first Latino/a elected to it. She earned her MFA from Antioch University–Los Angeles. She now lives in Viroqua, Wisconsin, and is a board member of the Council for Wisconsin Writers and the Driftless Writing Center.

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9 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU ANTHROPOLOGY / HISTORY

Excluded Ancestors, Inventible Traditions Essays toward a More Inclusive History of Anthropology Edited by Richard Handler

Exclusion and marginalization in the history of anthropology

Excluded Ancestors focuses on little-known scholars who contributed signifi- cantly to the anthropological work of their time, but whose work has since been marginalized due to categorical boundaries of race, class, gender, citizenship, institutional and disciplinary affiliation, and English-language proficiency. The essays in Excluded Ancestors illustrate varied processes of inclusion and exclusion in the history of anthropology, examining the careers of John William Jackson, the members of the Hampton Folk-Lore Society, Charlotte Gower Chap- man, Lucie Varga, Marius Barbeau, and Sol Tax. A final essay analyzes notions of the canon and considers the place of a classic ethnographic area, highland New Guinea, in anthropological canon-formation. Contributors include Peter FIRST PAPERBACK EDITION Pels, Lee Baker, Frances Slaney, Maria Lepowsky, George Stocking, Ronald Stade, APRIL LC: 99-35054 GN and Douglas Dalton. 324 PP. 6 × 9 32 B/W ILLUS. E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-16398-8 PAPER $29.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-16394-5 “The hallmark of [the History of Anthropology series] is meticulous research into the lives of our predecessors, whose intellectual and personal relationships are History of Anthropology carefully reconstructed from private papers, correspondences, and institutional George W. Stocking, Jr., and archives. . . . [Volume 9] is one of the strongest volumes in the series and the most Richard Handler, Series Editors gender-balanced.”—Jocelyn Linnekin, American Anthropologist

• visit uwpress.wisc.edu/pdfs RICHARD HANDLER is a professor of anthropology and director of the Global /UWP-Series-Anthro-History.pdf Development Studies Program at the University of Virginia. His many books include Critics Against Culture: Anthropological Observers of Mass Society and HOA Volume 11, Central Sites, Peripheral Visions: Cultural and Institutional Crossings in the History of Anthropology, both published by the University of Wisconsin Press.

History of Anthropology

Edited by George W. Stocking, Jr. Volume 1, Observers Observed: Essays on Volume 8, “Volksgeist” as Method and (volumes 1–8) and Richard Handler Ethnographic Fieldwork Ethic: Essays on Boasian Ethnography (volumes 9–12) Volume 2, Functionalism Historicized: and the German Anthropological Essays on British Social Anthropology Tradition “Among the most distinguished Volume 3, Objects and Others: Essays on Volume 9, Excluded Ancestors, Inventible publications in anthropology, as well Museums and Material Culture Traditions: Essays Toward a More Inclusive History of Anthropology as in the history of social sciences.” Volume 4, Malinowski, Rivers, Benedict, Volume 10, —George Marcus, Anthropologica and Others: Essays on Culture and Significant Others: Interper- Personality sonal and Professional Commitments in Anthropology Volume 5, Bones, Bodies, Behavior: Essays Volume 11, in Biological Anthropology Central Sites, Peripheral Visions: Cultural and Institutional Volume 6, Romantic Motives: Essays on Crossings in the History of Anthropology Anthropological Sensibility Volume 12, Glimpses into My Own Black Volume 7, Colonial Situations: Essays on Box: An Exercise in Self-Deconstruction, the Contextualization of Ethnographic by George W. Stocking, Jr. Knowledge

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Immortality Immortality Alan Feldman

Winner of the 2015 Four Lakes Prize in Poetry

“Drop the personal,” Alan Feldman’s best friend advises. But what else does he have? Feldman takes his title from Zhivago’s interpretations of the afterlife: “Your soul, your immortality, your life in others.” In a collection where the dead do speak, Feldman’s poems in his first seg- ment, “Self-Portraits,” are more likely to be about others than about himself. The segment “Partners” reflects on marriage and divorce, the latter an “uncontested victor over marriage, / the way the flood is champion over the flood plain.” In the section “Offshore” Feldman writes about travel to Uruguay, his impractical love of sailing, and his wonder at Walter Cronkite’s obtuseness about Vietnam. In his Alan Feldman final segment, “What Now?,” he asks about meaning itself. Babysitting his tiny Winner of the Four Lakes Prize in Poetry granddaughter, he thinks of sailing—hours of boredom punctuated by moments of terror—and wonders if even this suggests something world-encompassing he’s PAPERBACK ORIGINAL MARCH LC: 2014030774 PS “still hoping to find a name for. / If it isn’t joy.” 104 PP. 6 × 9 E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30333-4 “An enlarging journey that no reader of poetry will want to miss, offering the PAPER $17.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30334-1 pleasures of discovery every step of the way.”—Carl Dennis, Pulitzer Prize– winning author of Practical Gods The Four Lakes Prize in Poetry Ronald Wallace, Series Editor ALAN FELDMAN is a professor emeritus of English at Framingham State Univer- “A richly engaged, near flawless sity and previously taught creative writing at Harvard University. He is the author collection. Like those magic mineral of many collections of poetry, including A Sail to Great Island, also published by waters pumped from deep in the the University of Wisconsin Press, Frank O’Hara, and Lucy Mastermind. He lives earth, Feldman’s poems can cure in Framingham, Massachusetts. emotional arthritis and ventilate the soul. Better poems than these cannot be written in this confiding, intelligent humanist mode.” —Tony Hoagland, author of Twenty Poems That Could Save America and Sweet Ruin

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Otherwise Unseeable FOUR LAKES PRIZE IN POETRY Betsy Sholl PUBLISHED MARCH 2014 “For a good four decades now, Betsy LC: 2013033690 PS 90 PP. 7 × 9 Sholl has been producing a poetry of E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29933-0 stern self-reflection, risky lyrical flu- PAPER $16.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29934-7 ency, and a deeply empathetic social consciousness. . . . This is work in which, as one poem memorably puts it, we must ‘unlatch our wounds and love our ruins.’”—David Wojahn

11 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU POETRY BLOOD WORK Blood Work Matthew Siegel

Winner of the 2015 Felix Pollak Prize in Poetry, selected by Lucia Perillo

Matthew Siegel’s disquieting first book of poems, Blood Work, explores the inner workings of a life lived in vulnerability. The narrative voice here is vulnerable to his sickness—Crohn’s disease—as well as the “sickness” of loving. These poems are raw, exposed, and deeply authentic attempts to reconcile all that is difficult to look at in one life. They capture a constant striving for more: more understanding, more unfolding, more opening, in spite of a difficult and complex world; yet there are moments of quiet humor and lightness, reminding us not to take life too seriously. poems Though there is plenty of darkness in Blood Work, it is ultimately a hopeful matthew siegel statement. The relief comes in the form of small moments of pleasure and letting go, where we’re brought to see the simple things: dewed grass beneath a street-

Felix Pollak Prize in Poetry light, flowers tossed under the house and recovered, or sour strawberries at the farmers’ market. PAPERBACK ORIGINAL MARCH LC: 2014030778 PS 74 PP. 5 × 8 “These poems resist the dualities of lyric versus narrative, confessional versus E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30403-4 impersonal, real against surreal, formal/improvisational, comic/sad. Matthew Siegel PAPER $17.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30404-1 manages to tick off all the boxes at once, while remaining compulsively readable. The trick that he’s pulled off is to make a book that simultaneously tickles you and The Felix Pollak Prize in Poetry shakes you by the scruff of your neck.”—Lucia Perillo, Felix Pollak Prize judge Ronald Wallace, Series Editor “This unexpected book—a genuine contribution to the literature of illness—centers “Siegel’s poems see the world with an immediacy and compassion that on containment: how we contain our blood, how blood is contained in tubes and could only come from the decision vials, how sometimes we do not seem contained by our bodies, and sometimes the to be vulnerable. It’s such a simple- body seems to contain nothing, and even how in the face of control or self-reliance seeming principle of poetry—yet it leaking away, we might manage to contain ourselves, to feel held, to feel held in is as rare as hen’s teeth. I honor this place. The deceptive directness of Siegel’s debut is remarkable; in his capable hands, young poet for the freshness and illness reveals how barely contained any human being is, Photo by Kari Orvik Kari by Photo skill in these poems, his allegiance and how we reach, alone and together, for whatever will to the most unpretentious areas of hold us.”—Mark Doty, author of Sweet Machine experience, and his courage-teaching heart. Blood Work is a wonderful first MATTHEW SIEGEL is a poet and essayist living in San book.”—Tony Hoagland, author of Francisco. He was a Wallace Stegner Fellow at Stanford Twenty Poems That Could Save America University, and his works have appeared in Indiana and Sweet Ruin Review, The Rumpus, Tusculum Review, and Southern Humanities Review.

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The Sleeve Waves still alive.”—Naomi Shihab Nye, Felix Angela Sorby Pollak Prize judge “Sometimes, if you’re very patient and a little lucky, a set of truly original FELIX POLLAK PRIZE IN POETRY poems will jolt you upright again, PUBLISHED MARCH 2014 LC: 2013027994 PS and you will read their unexpected, 90 PP. 7 × 9 eccentric turns, their mesmerizing E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29963-7 content and cadence, with gratitude PAPER $16.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29964-4 The Sleeve Waves and amazement and feel so glad you’re AngelA Sorby The Felix Pollak Prize in Poetry

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Hive Christina Stoddard

Winner of the 2015 Brittingham Prize in Poetry, selected by Lucia Perillo

Hive is a remarkable debut collection of poems about brutality, exaltation, rebellion, and allegiance. Written in the voice of a teenage Mormon girl, these poems chronicle an inheritance of daily violence and closely guarded secrets. A conflicting cast of recurring characters—best friends, sisters, serial killers, and the ominous Elders—move through these poems as the speaker begins to struggle with the widening gulf between her impulse toward faith and her growing doubts about the people who claim to know God’s will. Ultimately she must confront what it means to believe and what it costs to save ourselves.

“Hive investigates the intersections of religion, race, class, and sexuality with grace and knowing. This is a revisiting of a Pacific Northwest that we often forget in our rush toward nostalgia—while the world was busy lauding the grunge scene, women PAPERBACK ORIGINAL MARCH LC: 2014030781 PS went missing in the woods, and children died in the streets. Stoddard’s exquisite 84 PP. 6 × 9 craft never forgets the errand: she raises the dead and offers full tribute and salve E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30423-2 for those of us who have survived it.”—TJ Jarrett, author of Ain’t No Grave PAPER $17.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30424-9 “Christina Stoddard’s stunning first collection begins in ruin and the buzz of gath- The Brittingham Prize in Poetry ering flies. And that buzz grows into a more and more menacing hum in a journey Ronald Wallace, Series Editor through rapes and murders, through stray bullets and serial killers, through “Hive is a joyride in a fast car that mental and physical and emotional and sexual and even spiritual abuse until the sometimes gets pulled over by a voice speaking the poems seems to come from a ‘mouth / fill[ed] with swarm.’ Yet man in a suit with a Bible in his hand. in the end, miraculously—by their sheer courageous existence—these fierce poems Read these poems and you’ll know soothe as much as they sting.”—Dan Albergotti, author of Millennial Teeth

what I’m talking about!”—Lucia Wile Dennis by Photo Perillo, Brittingham Prize judge CHRISTINA STODDARD grew up in Tacoma, Washington, as a member of the Mormon church. She earned an MFA from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where she was the Fred Chappell Fellow. She is currently the managing editor of an economics journal at Vander- bilt University and lives in Nashville, Tennessee. For more information, visit www.christinastoddard.com.

Of related interest M y Favorite My Favorite Tyrants t yrants ing to our lives: Castro, Stalin, our Joanne Diaz teachers, our parents, ourselves.” “Forged of equal parts brains and —David Kirby brass, these poems bleed and shine and all but blind us. How wild they BRITTINGHAM PRIZE IN POETRY are, how beautiful! I love the way PUBLISHED MARCH 2014 LC: 2013027989 PS Joanne Diaz uses light and noise to tell 80 PP. 7 × 9 us more than any history book can of E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29783-1 the tyrants who distort yet give mean- CLOTH $16.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29784-8 Joanne Diaz

13 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU FOLKLORE / ANTHROPOLOGY / SOCIAL SERVICES / EDUCATION / AFRICAN STUDIES

Improvised Adolescence Somali Bantu Teenage Refugees in America Sandra Grady

A glimpse into the lives of African refugee teens, as they figure out how to be adults in America

Changing from child to young adult is difficult everywhere. But to experience childhood in continuous flight from conflict, then move into adolescence as a refugee in a radically different culture, is a more than usually complicated transi- tion for teens and for their parents, communities, teachers, and social workers. Improvised Adolescence explores how teenagers from southern Somalia, who spent much of their childhood in East African refugee camps, are adapting to resettlement in the American Midwest. The collapse of the Somali state in 1991, and subsequent chaos in the Horn of Africa, disrupted the lives of these young people educationally, culturally, and developmentally. Folklorist Sandra Grady has PAPERBACK ORIGINAL intermittently observed the lifeworld of these teens—their homes, their entertain- MAY LC: 2014030780 E ment choices, their interaction with classmates and teachers at school, and their 152 PP. 6 × 9 12 B/W ILLUS., 1 MAP plans for the future—for more than seven years to understand the cultural tools E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30323-5 PAPER $29.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30324-2 they’ve used in their journey from this disrupted childhood. They negotiate two sets of cultural expectations: in the resettled Somali Bantu community, traditional rites of passage continue to mark the change from child to adult; in the surround-

Folklore StudieS ing U.S. culture, an unfamiliar in-between category—“adolescent”—delays adult- in a Multicultural hood. Offering analysis that is both engaging and theoretically grounded, Grady World tracks the emergence in this immigrant community of an improvised adolescence.

“Throughout the United States, both “This richly detailed exploration of the adaptation of tradition—and of the creation large and small cities host resettled of new identities among Somali Bantu teenagers in America, in particular—will be refugees, with all the attendant of great interest not only to folklorists and anthropologists but also to professionals challenges pertaining to education, in refugee resettlement agencies and schools in the United States.”—Felicia McMa- employment, and social interaction. hon, author of Not Just Child’s Play: Emerging Tradition Remick Allison by Photo Sandra Grady’s outstanding book and the Lost Boys of Sudan should interest a readership well beyond scholars of ethnography.” SANDRA GRADY earned her PhD in folklore at the —Erika Brady, author of Healing Logics: University of Pennsylvania and worked in Kenya in Culture and Medicine in Modern Health the early 1990s. She is an applied linguist in the U.S. Belief Systems Department of Justice.

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African Women Writing Copublished in Europe, Africa, Resistance: An Anthology of the Middle East, and Russia by Contemporary Voices Pambazuka Press Edited by Jennifer Browdy de Hernan- dez, Pauline Dongala, Omotayo Jolao- WOMEN IN AFRICA AND THE DIASPORA sho, and Anne Serafin PUBLISHED AUGUST 2010 “Each story or essay offers an LC: 2009046345 PL 360 PP. 6 × 9 opportunity to rethink the meanings E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-23663-2 and forms of African women’s PAPER $26.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-23664-9 resistance.”—Ousseina D. Alidou, Rutgers University–New Brunswick

14 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 SLAVIC & EASTERN EUROPEAN / FOLKLORE / IMMIGRATION & DIASPORA STUDIES

Ukrainian Otherlands Diaspora, Homeland, and Folk Imagination in the Twentieth Century Natalia Khanenko-Friesen

What happens to ethnic communities when they have two homelands to love—one real and immediate, the other distant but treasured in the heart and imagination?

Ukrainian Otherlands is an innovative exploration of modern ethnic identity, focused on diaspora/homeland understandings of each other in Ukraine and in Ukrainian ethnic communities around the globe. Exploring a rich array of folk songs, poetry and stories, trans-Atlantic correspondence, family histories, and rituals of homecoming and hosting that developed in the Ukrainian diaspora and Ukraine during the twentieth century, Natalia Khanenko-Friesen asserts that many important aspects of modern ethnic identity form, develop, and reveal themselves PAPERBACK ORIGINAL not only through the diaspora’s continued yearning for the homeland, but also in a JULY LC: 2014040214 DK homeland’s deeply felt connection to its diaspora. Yet, she finds each group imag- 272 PP. 6 × 9 33 B/W ILLUS. E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30343-3 ines the “otherland” and ethnic identity differently, leading to misunderstandings PAPER $39.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-30344-0 between Ukrainians and their ethnic-Ukrainian “brothers and sisters” abroad. An innovative exploration of the persistence of vernacular culture in the modern world, Ukrainian Otherlands, amply informed by theory and fieldwork, Folklore StudieS will appeal to those interested in folklore, ethnic and diaspora studies, modernity, in a Multicultural migration, folk psychology, history, and cultural anthropology. World Photo by Erin Weiss Erin by Photo NATALIA KHANENKO-FRIESEN “The author takes her readers on is an associate profes- a profound journey through time sor of cultural anthropology, head of the Department of and across geographic borders. Religion and Culture at St. Thomas More College, and In clear, engaging language, she a founder of the Oral History Program and Personal finds a balance between culturally Sources Archives at the Prairie Centre for the Study of rich ethnographic examples and Ukrainian Heritage, all at the University of Saskatchewan. complex theoretical interpretations, She is the founding editor of the Engaged Scholar Journal: introducing a folkloric perspective Community-Engaged Research, Teaching and Learning. that is largely underrepresented in diaspora studies.”—Mariya Lesiv, Memorial University of Newfoundland

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Scattered: The Forced Relocation forced deportations affected and con- of Poland’s Ukrainians after tinue to affect the lives of the people in World War II the region.”—Serhii Plokhii, Mykhailo Diana Howansky Reilly Hrushevsky Professor of Ukrainian “A very readable book, dealing with History, Harvard University complex and controversial issues of World War II and the early Cold War PUBLISHED JUNE 2013 in a balanced and enlightened manner. LC: 2012037002 DK 192 PP. 5½ × 8½ Reilly shows how such events as the 33 B/W PHOTOS, 6 MAPS Nazi and Communist occupations, E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29343-7 the Holocaust, ethnic cleansing, and CLOTH $24.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29340-6

15 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU FICTION / SLAVIC & EASTERN EUROPEAN STUDIES

Strider The Story of a Horse Leo Tolstoy Translated by Louise Maude and Aylmer Maude Revised translation and introduction by Richard F. Gustafson Illustrated by Larry Welo

A rich, evocative tale in the voice of a horse by a master storyteller

Known worldwide for his masterpieces Anna Karenina and War and Peace, Leo Tolstoy takes a less dramatic but no less poignant approach in Strider: The Story of a Horse. Told from Strider’s own aged, equine perspective, the tale nonetheless addresses such perennial human concerns as prejudice, fortune, and mortality. Tolstoy subtly illustrates the parallels and contrasts between horse and human, APRIL LC: 2014936584 PG as we see through Strider’s eyes the decline of his most memorable owner—a rich, 104 PP. 6½ × 85/8 3 ETCHINGS arrogant hussar officer in his youth and a depleted, decrepit figure in his dotage. CLOTH $25.00 T ISBN 978-0-9835174-7-4 Completed in Tolstoy’s own old age, Strider offers a compelling glimpse into the author’s growing obsession with mortality. Published in 1885, the story idea first occurred to Tolstoy in 1856 and thus spans the two main periods of his writing career. Strider, of interest to general readers and students of Russian literature alike, offers considerably more than simply a story of a horse.

Distributed for Borderland Books LEO TOLSTOY, born in 1828 to a noble family some eighty miles south of Mos- cow, fought in the Crimean War before deciding against a military career in 1856 and turning to writing. He married Sofia Andreyevna Bers in 1862 and they had thirteen children, only eight of whom grew to adulthood. He produced his most famous works, War and Peace and Anna Karenina, between 1864 and 1876. After years of an increasingly unhappy marriage, Tolstoy left his wife and home in 1910 at the age of eighty-two and died at a local railway station. LOUISE MAUDE, born in Moscow in 1855 to an English family, was a translator of many of Leo Tolstoy’s writings. Her husband, AYLMER MAUDE, born in England in 1858, moved to Moscow as a teenager and met Tolstoy in 1888. Later the Maudes settled in England and continued to translate and promote the works of Tolstoy. RICHARD F. GUSTAFSON, professor emeritus of Russian at Barnard College, Columbia University, is the author of Leo Tolstoy: Resident and Stranger.

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Ox Herding in Wisconsin and observing, arriving at awareness Richard Quinney and understanding. This is a daybook inspired by the par- able of ox herding, the search for one’s PUBLISHED MARCH 2015 true self. For a long time, writers, art- LC: 2012911252 192 PP. 55/8 × 81/8 12 B/W ILLUS. ists, and students of Buddhism have CLOTH $25.00 T ISBN 978-0-9835174-6-7 found spiritual guidance in the herd- ing of the ox. This metaphorical ox herding is a guide for a year of living

16 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 SLAVIC & EASTERN EUROPEAN STUDIES / LITERATURE & CRITICISM / HUMAN RIGHTS

Ludmila Ulitskaya and the Art of Tolerance Elizabeth A. Skomp and Benjamin M. Sutcliffe Foreword by Helena Goscilo

“Ludmila Ulitskaya is one of the most important living Russian writers.” —Gary Shteyngart, author of Super Sad True Love Story

Novelist Ludmila Ulitskaya is a crucial cultural figure in contemporary Russia, garnering both literary awards and best-seller status. Engaging with the past to combat the creeping authoritarianism of the Putin era, she has become the latest in a long line of Russian dissident authors championing the values of liberalism and tolerance while critiquing the state. Ludmila Ulitskaya and the Art of Toler- ance is the first English-language book about this influential writer, contextualiz- ing her in the shifting landscape of post-Soviet society and culture. Drawing on interviews with Ulitskaya and sources not readily available to PAPERBACK ORIGINAL Western scholars, Elizabeth A. Skomp and Benjamin M. Sutcliffe explore the JUNE LC: 2014035271 PG ethical ideals that make Ulitskaya’s novels resonate in today’s Russia—tolerance, 232 PP. 6 × 9 3 B/W PHOTOS sincerity, and diversity—and examine how she uses innovative imagery to per- E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30413-3 sonalize history through a focus on body and kinship. This is essential reading for PAPER $55.00 S ISBN 978-0-299-30414-0 anyone interested in contemporary Russian literature and society. • Ulitskaya’s novels in English “Ludmila Ulitskaya and the Art of Tolerance serves the dual role of introducing include The Big Green Tent, The Ulitskaya to an English-language readership and making a major contribution Funeral Party, Sonechka, Medea Photo by Stephen L. Garrett L. Stephen by Photo and Her Children, and Daniel Stein, to the growing body of criticism about her fiction and Interpreter essays.”—Eliot Borenstein, New York University

“Skomp and Sutcliffe bring us ELIZABETH A. SKOMP is an associate professor and chair a long way toward contextualizing of the Russian Department at Sewanee: The University of and understanding the significance the South, and director of its Interdisciplinary Humani- of this major Russian writer.” ties Program. BENJAMIN M. SUTCLIFFE is an associate —Natasha Kolchevska, University of professor of Russian and faculty associate of the Havighurst New Mexico Center for Russian and Post-Soviet Studies, both at Miami University of Ohio. He is the author of The Prose of Life: “Impeccably researched and written Russian Women Writers from Khrushchev to Putin, also with conviction, this book is published by the University of Wisconsin Press. indispensable for anyone interested in Ulitskaya.”—Helena Goscilo

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The Prose of Life: Russian Women divisions within Russian and Soviet Writers from Khrushchev to Putin literature.”—Adele Barker, University Benjamin M. Sutcliffe of Arizona “Sutcliffe lifts women’s writing out of a category to which it was long con- PUBLISHED APRIL 2009 LC: 2008039543 PG signed and shows how their works, 224 PP. 6 × 9 grounded in everyday life, address E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-23203-0 larger issues in Soviet and post-Soviet PAPER $26.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-23204-7 society that transcend the gender

17 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU HUMAN RIGHTS / HISTORY / LATIN AMERICA / POLITICS / ENVIRONMENT

The Social Origins of Human Rights Protesting Political Violence in Colombia’s Oil Capital, 1919–2010 Luis van Isschot

“A major contribution to scholarship on Colombian violence and human rights, and a substantial contribution to the historiography on human rights more generally.”—Nancy Appelbaum, Binghamton University

Human rights activism is often associated with international organizations that try to effect change in regional conflicts around the globe. In Barrancabermeja, Colombia, argues Luis van Isschot in The Social Origin of Human Rights, the struggle for rights has emerged more organically and locally, out of a long history of civil and social organizing. He offers deep insight into the lives of home-grown activists in a conflict zone, against the backdrop of major historical changes that shaped Latin America in the twentieth century. PAPERBACK ORIGINAL Built by Standard Oil in 1919, and home to the largest petroleum refinery in JUNE LC: 2014035662 JC 272 PP. 6 × 9 9 B/W PHOTOS, 4 MAPS the country, Barrancabermeja has long been a critical battleground in Colombia’s E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29983-5 armed conflict. One of the most militarized urban areas on earth, the city has PAPER $39.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-29984-2 been a regional base for the Colombian armed forces as well as for leftist guerril- las and a national paramilitary movement. In the midst of a dirty war in which Critical Human Rights the majority of victims were civilians, urban and rural social movements from Steve J. Stern and Scott Straus, Barrancabermeja and the surrounding area came together to establish a human Series Editors rights movement. These frontline activists called upon the Colombian state to “A nuanced history of human rights protect basic human rights and denounced the deeper socioeconomic inequali- organizing in one of the most ties they saw as sources of conflict. Through close study of the complex dynam- contentious and violent cities in ics at work in Barrancabermeja, van Isschot shows how the efforts we describe Colombia, documenting the deep as “human rights” activism derive in large part from these lived experiences roots of such activism in the social of authoritarianism, war, poverty, and social exclusion. Through its social and struggles of the past century. Luis historical approach, his analysis both complements and challenges the work of van Isschot illuminates the critical scholars who look at rights issues primarily through a legal lens.

role human rights organizations Peter by Morenus Photo play in making violence known, and LUIS VAN ISSCHOT is an assistant professor of history at more importantly, analyzing the the University of Toronto. He has worked on human rights causes and consequences of such issues and conducted research in Colombia, Peru, Gua- violence. Essential reading.” temala, Haiti, Mexico, Rwanda, Burundi, and the Demo- —Winifred Tate, Colby College cratic Republic of Congo.

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The Human Rights Paradox: CRITICAL HUMAN RIGHTS Universality and Its Discontents PUBLISHED APRIL 2014 Edited by Steve J. Stern and LC: 2013027992 JC 274 PP. 6 × 9 Scott Straus E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29973-6 “A deeply penetrating critique of domi- PAPER $21.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-29974-3 nant trends in the human rights litera- ture and essential reading for scholars, students, and policymakers.”—Victor Peskin, author of International Justice in Rwanda and the Balkans

18 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 HUMAN RIGHTS / HISTORY / LAW / POLITICS / LITERATURE & CRITICISM

Historical Justice and Memory Edited by Klaus Neumann and Janna Thompson

“A very impressive collection of essays by leading scholars in their fields, directed to a set of topics both fundamental and topical.”—W. James Booth, Vanderbilt University

Historical Justice and Memory highlights the global movement for historical justice—acknowledging and redressing historic wrongs—as one of the most sig- nificant moral and social developments of our times. Such historic wrongs include acts of genocide, slavery, systems of apartheid, the systematic persecution of pre- sumed enemies of the state, colonialism, and the oppression of or discrimination against ethnic or religious minorities. The historical justice movement has inspired the spread of truth and reconcili- ation processes around the world and has pushed governments to make repara- tions and apologies for past wrongs. It has changed the public understanding of PAPERBACK ORIGINAL justice and the role of memory. In this book, leading scholars in philosophy, JULY LC: 2014038395 JC history, political science, and semiotics offer new essays that discuss and assess 264 PP. 6 × 9 these momentous global developments. They evaluate the strength and weak- E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30463-8 nesses of the movement, its accomplishments and failings, its philosophical PAPER $39.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-30464-5 assumptions and social preconditions, and its prospects for the future.

Critical Human Rights Ralston Liss by Photo KLAUS NEUMANN Steve J. Stern and Scott Straus, is a professor at Series Editors the Swinburne Institute for Social Research, Swinburne University Contributors: Omar Bakiner, Elazar of Technology, Australia. His six Barkan, Belma Bećirbašić, Jeffrey books include Shifting Memories: Blustein, Daniel Butt, Andreas The Nazi Past in the New Germany. Huyssen, Klaus Neumann, Mark JANNA THOMSON is a professo- Pendleton, Janna Thompson, John rial fellow in the Department of Torpey, Patrizia Violi, Margaret Communication, Arts and Critical Enquiry at La Trobe University, Australia. She Urban Walker is the author of four books, including Intergenerational Justice: Rights and Respon- sibilities in an Intergenerational Polity.

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The Perils of Normalcy: George L. new perspectives on nationalism, fas- Mosse and the Remaking of cism, racism, religion, sexuality, war, Cultural History and Judaism.”—Seymour Drescher, Karel Plessini University of Pittsburgh “Karel Plessini has written a masterful account of how a gay Jewish refugee GEORGE L. MOSSE SERIES IN MODERN EUROPEAN CULTURAL AND INTELLECTUAL from Nazi Germany used his own lived HISTORY experience to become a preeminent PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 2014 historian of his century’s traumas and LC: 2013015053 D transformations. George Mosse was 296 PP. 6 × 9 E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29633-9 a pioneer in historiography’s cultural PAPER $34.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-29634-6 turn, producing a cascade of books and

19 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU COMMUNICATION & JOURNALISM / POLITICS / POPULAR CULTURE / ProtEst AMERICAN STUDIES on thE Protest on the Page PagE Essays on Print and the Culture of Dissent since 1865 Edited by James L. Baughman, Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen, and James P. Danky

“These are fresh, fascinating inquiries into the unknown byways of American journalistic history. Protest on the Page amounts to an alternative history of the press, far different from the familiar triumphant and establishment-celebrating narrative.”—Nicholas Lemann, the Joseph Pulitzer II Edited by James L. Baughman, and Edith Pulitzer Moore Professor of Journalism, Columbia University Jennifer Ratner-Rosenhagen, & James P. Danky Essays on Print and thE Understanding print as a tool for dissent is essential to understanding how Amer- CulturE of dissEnt sinCE 1865 icans have negotiated difference in a pluralist society. Protest on the Page explores the intertwined histories of print and protest in the United States from Recon- struction to the present. As these ten essays demonstrate, protestors of all politi- PAPERBACK ORIGINAL cal and religious persuasions, as well as aesthetic and ethical temperaments, have APRIL LC: 2014030784 PN used the printed page to wage battles over free speech; to test racial, class, sexual, 288 PP. 6 × 9 18 B/W ILLUS. E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30283-2 and even culinary boundaries; and to alter the moral landscape in American life. PAPER $39.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-30284-9 These included vegetarians and anarchists at the advent of the twentieth century, midcentury evangelicals and tween comic book readers, and GIs and feminists in The History of Print and Digital Culture the 1970s–’80s. James P. Danky, Christine Pawley, and Adam R. Nelson, Series Editors “Historians of social change have always drawn upon ephemeral publications from the fringes of politics and culture. But the essays in this splendid collection “How great it is to have a book about show that the printed word has actually been a central player in the politics of the history of the press that’s not social movements, from anarchism to vegetarianism. This sharp focus on media about the New York Times or provides valuable new insight into how movement politics has worked in Ameri- Washington Post, and not about the can history.”—David Paul Nord, author of Faith in Reading: Religious Publishing glories of a free press in a democracy. and the Birth of Mass Media in America, 1790–1860 The journalism of visionary movements—anarchism, feminism, “A substantial contribution to the histories of print culture, media, journalism, dissent in the military—is part of and non-mainstream movements, groups, and ideas.”—John Nerone, author of our heritage too, and it’s great to see it get some of the attention Violence Against the Press: Policing the Public Sphere in U.S. History it deserves.”—Adam Hochschild, JAMES L. BAUGHMAN cofounder of Mother Jones magazine is the Fetzer Bascom Professor of Journalism and Mass and the author of To End All Wars: A Story Communication at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. His many publications of Loyalty and Rebellion, 1914–1918 include Republic of Mass Culture: Journalism, Filmmaking and Broadcasting in America since 1941 (3rd edition). JENNIFER RATNER-ROSENHAGEN is the Merle Curti Associate Professor of History at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and the author of American Nietzsche: A History of an Icon and His Ideas. JAMES P. DANKY is the cofounder of the Center for the History of Print and Digital Cul- ture at the University of Wisconsin–Madison and retired librarian for periodicals and newspapers at the Wisconsin Historical Society. His many books include Underground Classics: The Transformation of Comics into Comix.

20 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 FILM / BIOGRAPHY ives of The Many L D The Many Lives of Cy Endfield ENDFIEL Film Noir, the Blacklist, and Zulu CY Brian Neve

“One of the finest studies of an individual film director that I have had the pleasure of reading.”—Paul Buhle, Brown University, coauthor of Radical Hollywood and A Very Dangerous Citizen

Cy Endfield (1914–1995) was a filmmaker who was also fascinated by the world of close-up magic, science, and invention. After directing several distinctive low-budget films in Hollywood, he was blacklisted in 1951 and fled to Britain rather than “name names” before HUAC, the U.S. House of Representatives’ Un-American Activities Committee. The Pennsylvania-born Endfield made films B R I A N N E V E that exhibit an outsider’s eye for his adopted country, including the working- class “trucking” drama Hell Drivers and the cult film Zulu—a war epic as politically nuanced as it is spectacular. Along the way he encountered Orson Welles, collabo- PAPERBACK ORIGINAL rated with pioneering animator Ray Harryhausen, published a book of his card JULY LC: 2014037000 PN magic, and co-invented an early word processor that anticipated today’s technology. 272 PP. 6 × 9 15 B/W PHOTOS The Many Lives of Cy Endfield is the first book on this fascinating figure. The E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30373-0 fruit of years of archival research and personal interviews by Brian Neve, it PAPER $34.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30374-7 documents Endfield’s many identities: among them second-generation immi- Wisconsin Film Studies grant, Jew, Communist, and exile. Neve paints detailed scenes not only of the Patrick McGilligan, Series Editor political and personal dramas of the blacklist era, but also of the attempts by Hollywood directors in the postwar 1940s and early 1950s to address social and “Neve has given us a multifaceted political controversies of the day. Out of these efforts came two crime melodramas portrait of a complex, talented, (what would become known as film noir) on inequalities of class and race: The and imperfect man who believed Underworld Story and The Sound of Fury (also known as Try and Get Me!). Neve his rediscovery came too late. reveals the complex production and reception histories of Endfield’s films, which The ‘many lives’ and careers of the critic Jonathan Rosenbaum saw as reflective of “an uncommon intelligence so Cy Endfield tell an uneasy story radically critical of the world we live in that it’s dangerous.” about survival in the entertainment The Many Lives of Cy Endfield is at once a revealing biography of an indepen- industry, especially during the dent, protean figure, an insight into film industry struggles, and a sensitive and tumult of the blacklist and years of

informed study of an underappreciated body of work. Bunn Vicki by Photo exile in Britain.”—Joanna Rapf, editor of Interviews with Sidney Lumet BRIAN NEVE is an honorary reader in politics and film at the University of Bath. He is the author of Film and Politics in America: A Social Tradition and Elia Kazan: The Cinema of an American Outsider and coeditor of “Un-American” Hol- lywood: Politics and Film in the Blacklist Era.

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John Williams’s Film Music: Jaws, Soul of Cinema: An Appreciation Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, of Film Music and the Return of the Classical Hollywood Music Style WISCONSIN FILM STUDIES Emilio Audissino PUBLISHED JUNE 2014 “Emilio Audissino should be com- LC: 2013033116 ML 346 PP. 6 × 9 12 B/W PHOTOS, 10 ILLUS. mended for his passion and research E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29733-6 of such a stellar composer as John Wil- PAPER $29.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29734-3 liams.”—Larry Timm, author of The

21 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU CLASSICS / WOMEN’S STUDIES / DRAMA & PERFORMANCE Women in Women in Roman Republican Drama romAn Edited by Dorota Dutsch, Sharon L. James, and David Konstan RepUblicAn A fresh and wide-ranging look at gender in Roman tragedies and comedies DrAmA

e d i t e d by DorotA DUtsch, ShAron L. JAmes, a n d DAvid KonstAn Latin plays were written for audiences whose gender perspectives and expectations were shaped by life in Rome, and the crowds watching the plays included both female citizens and female slaves. Relationships between men and women, ideas of masculinity and femininity, the stock characters of dowered wife and of prostitute—all of these are frequently staged in Roman tragedies and comedies. This is the first book to confront directly the role of women in Roman Republican plays of all genres, as well as to examine the role of gender in the influence of this tradition on later dramatists from Shakespeare to Sondheim.

“This is an important and much-needed study that weaves together new trends in understanding gender roles in Roman Republican drama. It offers new theoretical

PAPERBACK ORIGINAL insights for performance and theater studies and presents an impressive spectrum APRIL LC: 2014030773 PA of topics that will guide any scholar and student of Roman theater and anyone 248 PP. 6 × 9 interested in the literary representations and lives of women in antiquity.” E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30313-6 —Andromache Karanika, University of California, Irvine PAPER $55.00 S ISBN 978-0-299-30314-3

DOROTA DUTSCH Wisconsin Studies in Classics is an associate professor of classics at University of California, Santa Barbara, and the author of Feminine Discourse in Roman Comedy. Patricia A. Rosenmeyer, Laura McClure, and Mark Stansbury-O’Donnell, SHARON L. JAMES is an associate professor of classics at the University of North Series Editors Carolina at Chapel Hill. The author of Learned Girls and Male Persuasion, she also has a YouTube channel (Sharon James) of scenes from Roman dramas. DAVID Contributors: Valeria Cinaglia and KONSTAN is a professor of classics at New York University and the author of David Konstan, Dorota Dutsch, many books, including Roman Comedy and Greek Comedy and Ideology. Elaine Fantham, Anne Feltovich, Rodrigo T. Gonçalves, Sharon L. James, Gesine Manuwald, Timothy Moore, Amy Richlin, Ariana Traill, and Jarrett Welsh

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The Offense of Love: Ars Amatoria, WISCONSIN STUDIES IN CLASSICS Remedia Amoris, and Tristia 2 PUBLISHED DECEMBER 2014 Ovid; a verse translation by Julia LC: 2014009152 PA Dyson Hejduk 280 PP. 6 × 9 “The quality of Hejduk’s translations E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30203-0 PAPER $19.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-30204-7 is consistently high: they combine linguistic accuracy with a wit and verve that nicely rise to the challenge of Ovidian humor and irony.”—Gareth Williams, Columbia University

22 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 CLASSICS / LITERATURE & CRITICISM / ART

Dream, Fantasy, and Visual Art in Roman Elegy Emma Scioli

“The scope of Scioli’s book is impressive, covering a wide range of Roman literature and art.”—Tim O’Sullivan, author of Walking in Roman Culture

The elegists, ancient Rome’s most introspective poets, filled their works with vivid, first-person accounts of dreams. Dream, Fantasy, and Visual Art in Roman Elegy examines these varied and visually striking textual dreamscapes, arguing that the poets exploited dynamics of visual representation to allow readers to share in the intensely personal experience of dreaming. By treating dreams as a mode for viewing, an analogy suggested by diverse ancient authors, Emma Scioli extracts new information from the poetry of Propertius, Tibullus, and Ovid about the Roman concept of “seeing” dreams. Through comparison with other visual modes of description, such as ekphrasis PAPERBACK ORIGINAL and simile, as well as with related types of visual experience, such as fantasy and JUNE LC: 2014036986 PA voyeurism, Scioli demonstrates similarities between artist, dreamer, and poet as 288 PP. 6 × 9 34 B/W ILLUS. creators, identifying the dreamer as a particular type of both viewer and narrator. E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30383-9

PAPER $55.00 S ISBN 978-0-299-30384-6 France Chuck by Photo EMMA SCIOLI is an associate professor of classics at the Wisconsin Studies in Classics University of Kansas in Lawrence. She is the coeditor Patricia A. Rosenmeyer, Laura McClure, of Sub Imagine Somni: Nighttime Phenomena in Greco- and Mark Stansbury-O’Donnell, Roman Culture. Series Editors

“Scrupulously researched, elegantly written, and bristling with new insights. There is nothing like this book in previous work on the subject of dreams in Latin poetry. Scioli is fully in command of both the Roman art and Latin literature.” —John F. Miller, University of Virginia

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Shaping Ceremony: Monumental WISCONSIN STUDIES IN CLASSICS Steps and Greek Architecture PUBLISHED JANUARY 2015 Mary B. Hollinshead LC: 2014007280 NA “Hollinshead integrates staircases 208 PP. 8 × 10 116 B/W ILLUS. E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30113-2 into ritual use and thereby creates CLOTH $50.00 S ISBN 978-0-299-30110-1 a picture for the reader of Greek religious festivals and gatherings, with all of the pomp and circumstance that these entailed.”—Barbara Barletta, University of Florida

23 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU AFRICA / WOMEN’S STUDIES / HISTORY / POLITICS / ANTHROPOLOGY

Gendering Ethnicity in Gendering Ethnicity in African Women’s Lives African Women’s Lives Edited by Jan Bender Shetler Afterword by Dorothy L. Hodgson

“An important, original, and timely anthology bringing a feminist scholarly perspective to the workings of ethnicity and women’s lives in Africa.” —Victoria Bernal, University of California, Irvine

Do African men and women think about and act out their ethnicity in different ways? Most studies of ethnicity in Africa consider men’s experiences, but rarely have scholars examined whether women have the same idea of what it means to be, for example, Igbo or Tswana or Kikuyu. Or, studies have invoked the adage “women

Edited by have no tribe” to indicate a woman’s loss of ethnicity as she marries into her Jan Bender Shetler husband’s community. This volume engages directly the issue of women’s ethnicity Afterword by Dorothy L. Hodgson and makes stimulating contributions to debates about how and why women’s move- ments have a unifying role in African political organization and peace movements. PAPERBACK ORIGINAL Drawing on extensive field research in many different regions of Africa, the MAY LC: 2014030779 HQ contributors demonstrate in their essays that women do make choices about the 352 PP. 6 × 9 forms of ethnicity they embrace, creating alternatives to male-centered definitions— E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30393-8 in some cases rejecting a specific ethnic identity in favor of an interethnic alliance, PAPER $55.00 S ISBN 978-0-299-30394-5 in others reinterpreting the meaning of ethnicity within gendered domains, Women in Africa and the Diaspora and in others performing ethnic power in gendered ways. Their analysis helps Stanlie James and Aili Mari Tripp, explain why African women may be more likely to champion interethnic political Series Editors movements while men often promote an ethnicity based on martial masculinity. Bringing together anthropologists, historians, linguists, and political scientists, Contributors: Ousseina D. Alidou, Gendering Ethnicity in African Women’s Lives offers a diverse and timely look at a Jennie E. Burnet, Poppy Fry, Heidi neglected but important topic. Gengenbach, Meghan Healy- Clancy, Dorothy L. Hodgson, Jill “This volume fills a long-overdue need for a book-length treatment of the nexus E. Kelly, Ndubueze L. Mbah, Ethan of gender and ethnicity.”—Monica Udvardy, University of Kentucky R. Sanders, Heike I. Schmidt, Jan Bender Shetler, and Wendy “For the historian, these musings on sources, memory, and historiographic Urban-Mead silences provide a highly stimulating invitation to rethink our approach to the history of identity in Africa. A very fine historically nuanced collection.” “A critical contribution to our —Barbara M. Cooper, Rutgers University understanding of the creation and College Goshen Schlabach, Yoder Brian by Photo practice of ethnicity in African JAN BENDER SHETLER societies.”—Elizabeth Schmidt, Loyola is a professor of history at Goshen University Maryland College. She is the author of Imagining Serengeti and Telling Our Own Stories: Local Histories from South Mara, Tanzania.

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Genocide Lives in Us: Women, violent past.”—Aloys Habimana, Memory, and Silence in Rwanda Rwandan human rights lawyer Jennie E. Burnet “A profoundly empathetic and com- WOMEN IN AFRICA AND THE DIASPORA prehensive narrative that goes to PUBLISHED AUGUST 2012 LC: 2011045391 DT the bottom of Rwandans’ everyday 302 PP. 6 × 9 11 B/W FIGURES, 3 TABLES struggles triggered by a contextual E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-28643-9 and inevitable urge to face their own PAPER $29.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-28644-6

24 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 AFRICA / POLITICS / HISTORY EDUCATIONAS Education as Politics POLITICS Colonial Schooling and Political Debate in Senegal, 1850s–1914 Kelly M. Duke Bryant

African reactions to colonial schooling in Senegal, in an era of momentous change

In 1914, Blaise Diagne was elected as Senegal’s first black African representative to the National Assembly in France. Education as Politics reinterprets the origins and significance of this momentous election, showing how colonial schools had

Colonial Schooling and Political Debate helped reshape African power and politics during the preceding decades and how in Senegal, 1850s–1914 they prepared the way for Diagne’s victory. Kelly M. Duke Bryant Kelly M. Duke Bryant demonstrates the critical impact of colonial schooling on Senegalese politics by examining the response to it by Africans from a variety of backgrounds and statuses—including rural chiefs, Islamic teachers, and educated PAPERBACK ORIGINAL MAY LC: 2014030776 DT young urbanites. For those Africans who chose to engage with them, the French 224 PP. 6 × 9 2 B/W PHOTOS, 1 MAP schools in Senegal provided a new source of patronage, a potentially beneficial E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30303-7 connection to the bureaucratizing colonial state, a basis for claims to authority or PAPER $55.00 S ISBN 978-0-299-30304-4 power, or an arena in which to debate pressing issues like the future of Qur’anic schooling and the increasing racism of urban society under colonial rule. Africa and the Diaspora: History, Based on evidence from archives in Senegal and France, and on interviews Politics, Culture Duke Bryant conducted in Senegal, she demonstrates that colonial schooling Thomas Spear, Neil Kodesh, Tejumola Olaniyan, Michael G. Schatzberg, and remade African politics during this period of transition to French rule, creating James H. Sweet, Series Editors political spaces that were at once African and colonial, and ultimately allowing Diagne to claim election victory. “An important book that reveals the Wil by DriscollPhoto centrality of different institutions of KELLY M. DUKE BRYANT is an associate professor of history education to the history of African at Rowan University. She has published articles in the Journal politics in colonial Senegal at the of African History, French Colonial History, and the Interna- beginning of the twentieth century. tional Journal of African Historical Studies. Duke Bryant revises significantly our understanding of the shifting ideas about race in early colonial Africa.”—Bruce Hall, Duke University

Of related interest Cubans in Angola Cubans in Angola: South-South AFRICA AND THE DIASPORA Cooperation and Transfer of PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 2015 Knowledge, 1976–1991 LC: 2014013807 DT 392 PP. 6 × 9 10 B/W ILLUS. Christine Hatzky E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30103-3 “No one else has, or perhaps even PAPER $39.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-30104-0 indeed could have, opened up this SOUTH-SOUTH COOPERATION AND TRANSFER field with the skill, originality, and OF KNOWLEDGE, 1976–1991 success that Christine Hatzky has achieved. The term tour de force comes to mind.”—David Birmingham, author of Trade and Conflict in Angola

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The Education of an Anti- La Follette’s Autobiography: The La Follettes of Wisconsin: Imperialist: Robert La Follette A Personal Narrative of Political Love and Politics in Progressive and U.S. Expansion Experiences America Richard Drake Robert M. La Follette Bernard A. Weisberger “Richard Drake’s superb biography “Direct, sarcastic, savage, jutting “Focusing on the intense personal of Robert La Follette is a fresh, his powerful jaw at its most relationships that bound the fascinating, and highly readable defiant angle, banging home his state’s first family together in account of a great figure in American points until his fist sometimes the pursuit of the public good, history. But it is also an important, trickled blood, ‘Fighting Bob’ was Weisberger’s account breaks indeed stimulating, analysis that can something to behold. The essential fresh ground in its analysis of instruct our era how this popular U.S. qualities of the man are all in the origins and development of Progressive Senator from Wisconsin this blunt, belligerent, rousing Wisconsin Progressivism and repeatedly and courageously stood up autobiography.”—Eric F. Goldman, enhances our understanding of against his era’s reactionary and avidly New York Times Book Review Midwestern insurgency.” pro-war politicians.”—Walter LaFeber, PUBLISHED DECEMBER 2013 —James J. Lorence, Journal of Cornell University LC: 60-050989 E American History STUDIES IN AMERICAN THOUGHT AND 362 PP. 5½ × 8½ PUBLISHED DECEMBER 2013 CULTURE E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29713-8 LC: 93-032286 E PUBLISHED DECEMBER 2013 PAPER $24.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29714-5 382 PP. 6 × 9 24 B/W PHOTOS LC: 2013015106 E E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-14133-2 550 PP. 6 × 9 26 B/W ILLUS. PAPER $26.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-14134-9 E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-29523-3 PAPER $34.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-29524-0

Democracy in Print: The Best of The Progressive Magazine, 1909–2009 Edited by Matthew Rothschild From Jane Addams to Howard Zinn, Democracy in Print captures many of the most influential voices from a century of United States history who have spoken out on the struggle to make real the promise of democracy for all Americans, railed against abuses of corporate power, renounced American empire, championed environmental causes, opposed war, and waged peace. PUBLISHED MAY 2009 LC: 2008046312 JK 390 PP. 7 × 9½ E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-23223-8 PAPER $24.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-23224-5

26 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY / AMERICAN HISTORY / JOURNALISM & COMMUNICATIONS

Drift and Mastery An Attempt to Diagnose the Current Unrest Walter Lippmann Centennial Edition Introduction and notes by William E. Leuchtenburg Foreword by Ganesh Sitaraman

“No man who wishes seriously to study our present social, industrial, and political life can afford not to read it through and through and ponder and digest it.”—Theodore Roosevelt

In 1914, a brilliant young political journalist published a book arguing that the United States had entered a period of “drift”—a lack of control over rapidly changing forces in society. He highlighted the tensions between expansion and APRIL LC: 2014042981 HN consolidation, traditionalism and progressivism, and emotion and rationality. He 194 PP. 5½ × 8½ wrote to convince readers that they could balance these tensions: they could be E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30483-6 organized, efficient, and functional without sacrificing impulse, choice, or liberty. PAPER $21.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-30484-3 Mastery over drift is attainable, Walter Lippmann argued, through diligent atten- “For readers who are interested in the tion to facts and making active choices. Democracy, Lippman wrote, is “a use of history of ideas and in twentieth- freedom, an embrace of opportunity.” century politics, Drift and Mastery will Lippman’s Drift and Mastery became one of the most important and influential make fascinating reading. It is brief documents of the Progressive Movement. It remains a valuable text for understand- and easy to read, and yet it has depth ing the political thought of early twentieth-century America and a lucid exploration of thought. Lippmann’s masterful of timeless themes in American government and politics. Distinguished historian writing style and the pungent Walter Leuchtenberg’s 1986 introduction and notes are retained in this edition. statements he uses to define the In a foreword for the 2014 centennial edition, Ganesh Sitaraman contends, issues of his time are remarkable for “A century later, Lippmann’s classic has much to say to twenty-first-century pro- a young man in his early twenties.” gressives. . . .We must regain mastery over drift by reforming finance and reduc- —The Social Science Journal ing inequality, by rethinking the relationship between corporations and workers, and by embracing changes in social life.”

“Devilishly well-written . . . altogether a delightful fresh piece of writing and thinking.”—Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.

WALTER LIPPMANN (1889–1974) was an American public intellectual, Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist, and widely read columnist on American politics and for- eign policy. He cofounded the New Republic magazine, advised several presidents, and notably was the first to popularize the term “cold war,” in his 1947 book The Cold War. WILLIAM E. LEUCHTENBURG is the William Rand Kenan Jr. Professor Emeritus of History at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. GANESH SITARAMAN is an assistant professor at Vanderbilt Law School and former policy director and senior counsel to candidate and Senator Elizabeth Warren (D-MA).

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The American Jeremiad civilization.”—Cornel West, Princeton Sacvan Bercovitch University “Sacvan Bercovitch is a giant in Amer- ican studies. This book was his first STUDIES IN AMERICAN THOUGHT AND CULTURE classic work—and others followed. He PUBLISHED APRIL 2012 stands alongside Perry Miller and F.O. LC: 78-053283 PS Matthiessen as indispensable figures 290 PP. 5½ × 8½ in our understanding of American E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-28863-1 PAPER $24.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-28864-8

27 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU GREAT LAKES REGION FIELD GUIDES

Field Guide to Wisconsin Grasses Field Guide to Wisconsin Field Guide to Wisconsin Emmet J. Judziewicz, Robert W. Streams: Plants, Fishes, Sedges: An Introduction to the Freckmann, Lynn G. Clark, and Invertebrates, Amphibians, Genus Carex (Cyperaceae) Merel R. Black and Reptiles Andrew L. Hipp “This is a beautifully illustrated Michael A. Miller, Katie Songer, For both botanists and gardeners, book that offers a fully up-to- and Ron Dolen a full-color introduction to an date treatment of the grasses in a This unique new guide offers important genus of predominantly modern systematic framework. detailed descriptions and images wetland plants that make up about It is concise yet thorough and for hundreds of plants, fish, seven percent of the flora of the quite readable. I wish this book frogs, reptiles, mussels, crayfish, Upper Midwest. insects, and other invertebrates were available when I was learning PUBLISHED MARCH 2008 grasses!”—Anton Reznicek, found in or along streams. LC: 2007042153 QK University of Michigan PUBLISHED JUNE 2014 280 PP. 6 × 9 62 COLOR ILLUS., 157 MAPS LC: 2013017555 QH E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-22593-3 PUBLISHED NOVEMBER 2014 336 PP. 5½ × 8½ 735 COLOR ILLUS., PAPER $27.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-22594-0 LC: 2014007281 QK 467 DRAWINGS, 357 MAPS 288 PP. 6 × 9 706 COLOR ILLUS., PAPER $29.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-29454-0 219 DRAWINGS, 241 MAPS E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30133-0 PAPER $29.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-30134-7

Wildflowers of Wisconsin and the Great Lakes Region: A Comprehensive Field Guide Merel R. Black and Emmet J. Judziewicz Compact and colorfully illustrated, this is the most comprehensive wildflower field guide for the Great Lakes region. It contains distribution maps, photographs, and diagnostic characteristics for more than 1,100 species, including many uncommon and rare plants overlooked by other field guides.

PUBLISHED MARCH 2009 LC: 2008043121 QK 320 PP. 6 × 9 2,100 COLOR PHOTOS, 300 DRAWINGS, 1,085 MAPS E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-23053-1 PAPER $29.95 T ISBN 978-0-299-23054-8

28 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 PHYSICAL SCIENCES / EDUCATION / REFERENCE

Physics Demonstrations A Sourcebook for Teachers of Physics Julien Clinton Sprott

“Should be placed in the libraries of all college physics departments and would be useful for many high school physics programs.”—Physics Today

Wow! How? Few techniques are as effective at generating interest in science as dramatic demonstrations. This fully illustrated sourcebook describes eighty-five physics demonstrations suitable for performance both inside and outside class- rooms. These demonstrations will fascinate and amaze while teaching the wonders and practical science of physics. Videos for the demonstrations are online at http:// physicsdemonstrationsvideos.com/. Dr. Sprott shares demonstrations tested over many years in his popular public MARCH LC: 2014035272 QC lectures on “The Wonders of Physics,” which appeal to general audiences and to 304 PP. 8½ × 11 230 COLOR PHOTOS E-BOOK ISBN 978-0-299-30473-7 students from grade school to graduate school. Science teachers at all levels will CLOTH $49.95 S ISBN 978-0-299-30470-6 find a wealth of detail showing how to present these demonstrations to students with flair. Science professionals will find indispensable information for creating • 85 demonstration videos online at educational and entertaining public programs. Organized to teach the six major http://physicsdemonstrationsvideos. areas of classical physics—motion, heat, sound, electricity, magnetism, and light— com/ Physics Demonstrations includes:

“Jaws dropped, eyes widened, and • a brief description of each demonstration hair literally stood on end as [Sprott] • materials lists, with sources for common materials produced neon liquids that defied • preparation procedures discussions of the physics principles demonstrated gravity, a levitating ball, a liquid • potential safety hazards nitrogen cannon, and a human light • • references for further information. bulb.”—Wisconsin State Journal “Professor Sprott is a master of his trade and a true inspiration to all who perform physics demonstrations. Thorough and well-organized, this book shows how it should be done.”—David Willey, Mad Scientist for the Tonight Show

JULIEN CLINTON SPROTT is a professor emeritus of physics at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, and his many books include Chaos and Time-Series Analysis and Images of a Complex World: The Art and Poetry of Chaos. He has received numerous awards for his work in public science education, including a lifetime achievement award from the Wisconsin Association of Physics Teachers. For more fun physics information, visit sprott.physics.wisc.edu/wop.htm.

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Chemical Demonstrations, Vol. 5: PUBLISHED FEBRUARY 2011 A Handbook for Teachers of 408 PP. 8½ × 11 75 COLOR ILLUS. Chemistry CLOTH $45.00 S ISBN 978-0-299-22650-3 Bassam Z. Shakhashiri “The most comprehensive set of chemical demonstrations handbooks ever created.”—Roald Hoffmann, Nobel Laureate in Chemistry

29 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU RECENT BOOK AWARDS AND HONORS

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SUMMER 2014 N VOLUME 55 N NUMBER 2 Contemporary Literature Executive Editor: Thomas Schaub, University of Wisconsin–Madison; CON Editor for Poetry: Timothy Yu, University of Wisconsin–Madison; Editor for American Fiction: TEM Michael LeMahieu, Clemson University; Editor for British and Anglophone Fiction: POR John Marx, University of California, Davis ARY Contemporary Literature publishes scholarly essays on contemporary writing in English, interviews with LITERATURE established and emerging authors, and reviews of recent critical books in the field. CL welcomes articles on multiple genres, including poetry, the novel, drama, creative nonfiction, new media and digital literature, and

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Monatshefte Edited by Hans Adler, University of Wisconsin–Madison “Monatshefte loyally and productively advanced German Studies in America for nearly 100 years, and I do not know of anybody in our field, student or teacher, who could do without Monatshefte.”—Peter Demetz, past president of MLA Founded in 1899, Monatshefte is the oldest continuing journal of German studies in the U.S. It offers scholarly articles about the language and literature of German-speaking countries and cultural matters that have literary or linguistic significance. Issues contain extensive book reviews of current scholarship in German Studies, and each winter issue features “Personalia,” a listing of college and university German 4/year Department personnel from across the U.S. and Canada, as well as special surveys and articles dealing ISSN 0026-9271 with professional concerns. E-ISSN 1934-2810 MON.UWPRESS.ORG Special Issues Kafkas Spätstil/Kafka’s Late Style, vol. 103, no. 3 Observation in Science and Literature, vol. 105, no. 2

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34 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 RECENT BACKLIST AFRICAN STUDIES ASIAN STUDIES

THE GOVERNMENT OF MISTRUST Illegibility and Bureaucratic Power in Socialist Vietnam

Ken MacLean

Muslim Women in Postcolonial Whispering Truth to Power: Everyday Archiving the Unspeakable: The Government of Mistrust: Kenya: Leadership, Representation, Resistance to Reconciliation in Silence, Memory, and the Illegibility and Bureaucratic Power and Social Change Postgenocide Rwanda Photographic Record in Cambodia in Socialist Vietnam Ousseina D. Alidou Susan Thomson Michelle Caswell Ken MacLean Women in Africa and the Diaspora Africa and the Diaspora: History, Critical Human Rights New Perspectives in Southeast Asian Studies e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29463-2 Politics, Culture e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29753-4 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29593-6 Paper $26.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29464-9 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29673-5 Paper $29.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29754-1 Paper $39.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29594-3 Paper $27.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29674-2

CINEMA CLASSICS

Dark Laughter: Spanish Film, The Cinema of Sergei Parajanov Odes Selected Epigrams Comedy, and the Nation James Steffen Horace; translated and with commentary Martial; translated with notes by Juan F. Egea Wisconsin Film Studies by David R. Slavitt Susan McLean Wisconsin Film Studies e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29653-7 Wisconsin Studies in Classics Wisconsin Studies in Classics e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29543-1 Paper $29.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29654-4 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29853-1 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30173-6 Paper $29.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29544-8 Paper $12.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29854-8 Paper $29.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30174-3

CLASSICS BIOGRAPHY / MEMOIR

Oedipus at Colonus Silence in Catullus Lawfully Wedded Husband: How It’s All a Kind of Magic: The Young Sophocles; a verse translation by David Benjamin E. Stevens My Gay Marriage Will Save the Ken Kesey Mulroy, with introduction and notes Wisconsin Studies in Classics American Family Rick Dodgson Wisconsin Studies in Classics e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29663-6 Joel Derfner e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29513-4 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30253-5 Paper $34.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29664-3 Living Out: Gay and Lesbian Autobiographies Cloth $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29510-3 Paper $9.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30254-2 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29493-9 Cloth $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29490-8

35 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU RECENT BACKLIST BIOGRAPHY / MEMOIR

Anne Herrmann

Coming

, Out Swiss, chocolate in search of heidi and my other life

Coming Out Swiss: In Search of Heidi, We Shall Bear Witness: Life Narratives Space: A Memoir Through the Door of Life: A Jewish Chocolate, and My Other Life and Human Rights Jesse Lee Kercheval Journey between Genders Anne Herrmann Edited by Meg Jensen and Margaretta Jolly Terrace Books Joy Ladin e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29843-2 Wisconsin Studies in Autobiography e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30023-4 Living Out: Gay and Lesbian Autobiography Cloth $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29840-1 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30013-5 Paper $24.95t ISBN 978-0-299-30024-1 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-28733-7 Paper $29.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30014-2 Paper $19.95t ISBN 978-0-299-28734-4

BIOGRAPHY / MEMOIR

House Hold: A Memoir of Place Identity Technologies: Constructing Revertigo: An Off-Kilter Memoir Through the Day, through the Ann Peters the Self Online Floyd Skloot Night: A Flemish Belgian Boyhood e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29623-0 Edited by Anna Poletti and Julie Rak Terrace Books and World War II Cloth $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29620-9 Wisconsin Studies in Autobiography e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29953-8 Jan Vansina e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29643-8 Cloth $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29950-7 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29993-4 Paper $34.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29644-5 Paper $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29994-1

FICTION

HOW BEAT COCA-COLA AND OTHER TALES OF ONE UPMANSHIP

Carl Djerassi

A Kind of Dream: Stories How I Beat Coca-Cola and Other Tales The City of Palaces: A Novel A Visit to Priapus and Other Stories Kelly Cherry of One-Upmanship Michael Nava Glenway Wescott Terrace Books Carl Djerassi Terrace Books Edited and with an introduction e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29763-3 Terrace Books e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29913-2 by Jerry Rosco Cloth $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29760-2 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29503-5 Cloth $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29910-1 Foreword by Wendy Moffat Paper $19.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29504-2 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29693-3 Cloth $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29690-2

36 THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESS SPRING 2015 FOLKLORE HISTORY / POLITICS

FOLKSONGS OF ANOTHER AMERICA FIELD RECORDINGS FROM THE UPPER MIDWEST, 1937 1946 JAMES P. LEARY

Folksongs of Another America: The Tamburitza Tradition: From The Holocaust and the West German Emergency Presidential Power: Field Recordings from the Upper the Balkans to the American Midwest Historians: Historical Interpretation From the Drafting of the Constitution Midwest, 1937–1946 Richard March and Autobiographical Memory to the War on Terror James P. Leary Languages and Folklore of Upper Midwest Nicolas Berg; translated and edited by Chris Edelson Languages and Folklore of Upper Midwest e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29603-2 Joel Golb e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29533-2 Boxed set $60.00t ISBN 978-0-299-30150-7 Paper $34.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29604-9 George L. Mosse Series Cloth $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29530-1 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30083-8 Paper $34.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30084-5

HISTORY / POLITICS

Masked: The Life of Anna Leonowens, A Greater Ireland: The Land League After image of the Revolution: Early African Entertainments Abroad: Schoolmistress at the Court of Siam and Transatlantic Nationalism in Cumann na nGaedheal and Irish From the Hottentot Venus to Africa’s Alfred Habegger Gilded Age America Politics, 1922–1932 First Olympians Wisconsin Studies in Autobiography Ely M. Janis Jason Knirck Bernth Lindfors e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29833-3 History of Ireland & the Irish Diaspora History of Ireland & the Irish Diaspora Africa and the Diaspora Cloth $28.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29830-2 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30123-1 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29583-7 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30163-7 Paper $34.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30124-8 Paper $29.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29584-4 Paper $29.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30164-4

HISTORY / POLITICS FRANCO A PERSONAL AND POLITICAL BIOGRAPHY

STANleY G. PAYNE and JESÚS PALACIOS

The Cross of War: Christian Nationalism Into New Territory: American Historians Franco: A Personal and Political An American Diplomat in Bolshevik Russia and U.S. Expansion in the Spanish- and the Concept of US Imperialism Biography DeWitt C. Poole; edited by Lorraine M. Lees American War James G. Morgan Stanley G. Payne and Jesús Palacios and William S. Rodner Matthew McCullough Studies in American Thought and Culture e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30213-9 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30223-8 Studies in American Thought and Culture e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30043-2 Cloth $34.95t ISBN 978-0-299-30210-8 Paper $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-30224-5 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30033-3 Paper $34.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30044-9 Paper $29.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30034-0 37 UWPRESS.WISC.EDU RECENT BACKLIST HISTORY / POLITICS LATIN AMERICA

Lessons from the Northern Ireland An Irish-Speaking Island: State, Performing Brazil: Essays on Culture, Memory’s Turn: Reckoning with Peace Process Religion, Community, and the Linguistic Identity, and the Performing Arts Dictatorship in Brazil Edited by Timothy J. White Landscape in Ireland, 1770–1870 Edited by Severino J. Albuquerque Rebecca J. Atencio e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29703-9 Nicholas M. Wolf and Kathryn Bishop-Sanchez Critical Human Rights Paper $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29704-6 History of Ireland & the Irish Diaspora e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30063-0 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29723-7 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30273-3 Paper $34.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30064-7 Paper $26.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29724-4 Paper $34.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30274-0

LITERATURE & CRITICISM

the first epoch The Eighteenth Century and the Russian Cultural Imagination Luba Golburt

Dear World: Contemporary Uses of the Diary The First Epoch: The Eighteenth Century Innocence and Victimhood: Gender, Our Deep Gossip: Conversations with Kylie Cardell and the Russian Cultural Imagination Nation, and Women’s Activism in Gay Writers on Poetry and Desire Wisconsin Studies in Autobiography Luba Golburt Postwar Bosnia-Herzegovina Christopher Hennessy e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30093-7 Wisconsin Center for Pushkin Studies Elissa Helms e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29563-9 Paper $34.95s ISBN 978-0-299-30094-4 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29813-5 Critical Human Rights Paper $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29564-6 Paper $29.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29814-2 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29553-0 Paper $26.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29554-7

LITERATURE & CRITICISM TRAVEL

Frank Lloyd Wright and His The Modernist Masquerade: Stylizing Eat Smart in Denmark: How to Decipher The Blind Masseuse: A Traveler’s Memoir Manner of Thought Life, Literature, and Costumes in Russia the Menu, Know the Market Foods & from Costa Rica to Cambodia Jerome Klinkowitz Colleen McQuillen Embark on a Tasting Adventure Alden Jones e-book ISBN 978-0-299-30143-9 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29613-1 Carol L. Schroeder and Katrina A. Schroeder Terrace Books Paper $26.95t ISBN 978-0-299-30144-6 Paper $29.95s ISBN 978-0-299-29614-8 Paper $15.95t ISBN 978-1-938489-02-0 e-book ISBN 978-0-299-29573-8 Distributed for Ginkgo Press Cloth $24.95t ISBN 978-0-299-29570-7

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THINKING ORTHODOX IN MODERN RUSSIA CULTURE, HISTORY, CONTEXT EDITED BY PATRICK LALLY MICHELSON JUDITH DEUTSCH KORNBLATT

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