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Trade ...... 1 General Interest ...... 14 Cambridge Companions ...... 39 Featured Academic ...... 50 ESL ...... 87 Best of the Backlist ...... 88 Author Locator ...... 107 Index ...... 109 Trade Triumph Forsaken The Vietnam War, 1954–1965 Mark Moyar U.S. Marine Corps University, Quantico, VA

rawing on a wealth of new evidence, Triumph DForsaken overturns most of the conventional wisdom on the history of the Vietnam War. Mark Moyar, an eminent military historian and expert on American diplomatic and intelligence history, demonstrates that American leaders and government officials were right to believe that the fall of South Vietnam would endanger the security interests of the United States. Until the November 1963 overthrow of South Vietnam’s President Ngo Dinh Diem, Moyar reveals that the South Vietnamese government was actually winning the war and that it had made tremendous, previously unappreciated, military and political gains between 1954 and 1963. After Diem's assassination, President Lyndon Johnson had at his disposal several aggressive policy options that could have enabled South Vietnam to continue the war without a massive U.S. troop infusion. However, in Moyar’s view, he ruled them out on the basis of faulty assumptions and inadequate intelligence. Other startling claims made in this provocative book include • National print publicity campaign • The much-maligned “domino theory”—whereby if one • 25 – Market radio satellite tour country in a region became Communist, its neighbors • National author tour would follow, like a falling row of dominoes—was • Extensive advertising campaign actually valid. • Co-op available • Henry Cabot Lodge, American ambassador to South Vietnam, instigated the coup against Ngo Dinh Diem against orders from President John F. Kennedy. • Famed journalists, David Halberstam and Neil Sheehan, caused great harm to South Vietnam in their coverage of the war. Contrary to the antiwar stance of many books on the Vietnam War, Triumph Forsaken shows that the United States could have won the war if our leaders had acted on the strength of realistic and accurate intelligence. The lessons drawn are especially relevant to our current debate about the legitimacy of the war in Iraq.

History/Military 6 × 9 432 pp. October Mark Moyar is the author of Phoenix and the Birds of Prey: The 10 halftones/1 maps CIA’s Secret Campaign to Destroy the Viet Cong (1997). He is an 0-521-86911-0 Hardback $30.00 ($34.95 CAD) A Associate Professor and Course Director at the U.S. Marine Corps 978-0-521-86911-9 University in Quantico, Virginia. 1 Trade Ho Chi Minh From Revolutionary to Icon Pierre Brocheux formerly University of Paris VII

ne of the towering figures of the twentieth century, OHo Chi Minh is considered an iconic figure and “Father of the Nation” by many Vietnamese. In this revealing biography Pierre Brocheux negotiates the many twists and turns of Ho Chi Minh's life and his multiple identities from an impoverished beginning as a communist revolutionary, to his founding of the Indochina Communist Party and the League for the Independence of Vietnam, and, ultimately, to his leadership of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam and his death in 1969. Brocheux adroitly places the events of Ho’s life within the broader historical canvas of colonization, decolonization, communism, war, and nation-building. Ho Chi Minh’s life was centered in the internationalist communist revolution and in the two momentous confrontations of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries: The first between Eastern and Western cultures, and the • A unique account of one of the most important figures of the twentieth century second between the Soviet and the “Free World.” A and the founder of Vietnam mysterious personality, Ho was also a fervent Vietnamese • Engaging narrative is supported by rare patriot who dedicated his life to freeing his country from illustrations and maps foreign domination. • National print publicity campaign • How did Ho Chi Minh reconcile his strong patriotic feelings and his internationalist communist convictions? • Was he a despot like Stalin and Mao Zedong? • Was he progressively stripped of his power and of his moral influence by the party he founded in 1930? • At the time of his death, was he a powerless icon? These are some of the questions explored in this absorbing biography. Brocheux's vivid and convincing portrait of Ho Chi Minh goes further than any previous biographical work in explaining both the myth and the man, and the times in which he lived.

Pierre Brocheux is retired as a Professor of History at the University of Paris VII–Denis Diderot. He is co-editor (with Gisele L. Bousquet) of Vietnam Exposé: French Scholarship on Twentieth-Century Biography Vietnamese Society (2002) and the author of numerous works 6 × 9 300 pp. February including The Mekong Delta: Ecology, Economy, and Revolution, 17 halftones/4 maps 1860-1960 (1995) and Indochine: La Colonisation Ambiguë, 0-521-85062-2 Hardback $35.00 ($40.95 CAD) A 1858-1954 (1990, 1995). 978-0-521-85062-9 2 Trade The Chronologers’ Quest The Search for the Age of the Earth Patrick Wyse Jackson Trinity College, Dublin, Ireland

he often contentious debate over the age of the Earth Thas been ongoing for over two thousand years. It has pitted physicists against biologists, astronomers against geologists, and even theologians against scientists. Patrick Wyse Jackson recounts the fascinating story of humankind’s quest to determine the age of the Earth, beginning in antiquity and ending in the modern era. Wyse Jackson investigates the many novel methods used in the search for the Earth’s age over the centuries, featuring the ideas of • James Usher and John Lightfoot on biblical chronologies • Comte de Buffon and Lord Kelvin on the length of time for the cooling of the Earth • Edmond Halley and John Joly on the saltiness of oceans • Arthur Holmes on radioactivity in rocks • Clair Patterson on meteorites. All these investigations constituted important steps in the evolution of our understanding of the Earth’s age and are explored in The Chronologers’ Quest. • Engagingly tells the story of how the age of the Earth was determined With its engaging details of scientific rivalries, this • Illustrated with contemporary images that compelling account of the measurement of geological time enhance the story will appeal to aficionados of adventure stories and readers • National print publicity campaign intrigued by tales of scientific discovery. • Special promotion to science and natural history media venues

Science 6 × 9 238 pp. October Patrick Wyse Jackson is a lecturer in Geology, and curator of the 31 halftones/24 line diagrams Geological Museum, at Trinity College, Dublin. He is the author and 0-521-81332-8 Hardback $30.00 ($34.95 CAD) A editor of several books including Geological Travellers 978-0-521-81332-7 (forthcoming), and The Building Stones of Dublin (1993). 3 Trade SuperFractals Michael Barnsley Australian National University, Canberra

his groundbreaking book is the long-awaited successor Tto Michael Barnsley’s acclaimed Fractals Everywhere (1988, 2000). In his earlier work Barnsley popularized the type of fractal called Iterated Function Systems (IFS), a fractal made up of the union of several copies of itself. IFS produced astonishing and original images that mirrored complex structures found in nature, for example. This innovative volume details a new kind of geometry born from bringing together elements of randomness, geometry and computation. It brings the discussion of IFS up to date by introducing new mathematics and algorithms which open up a whole theory with potential applications in bioinformatics, economics, medical imaging and signal processing, among other subjects. In computer graphics superfractals enable vast improvement in the texture and variety of images than conventional computer graphics techniques currently used in games and films. • Explains how a new kind of geometry is Superfractals explains and illustrates mathematical ideas A born from a union of randomness, through a profusion of 250 full-color images. geometry and computation • Demonstrates mathematical ideas with the graphic aid of many full-color illustrations • National print publicity campaign • Special promotion to science media

Currently at Australian National University, Michael Barnsley is one of the world’s foremost communicators in mathematics and information technology. Besides Fractals Everywhere, he is the Science author of numerous books including Fractals in Multimedia (2002). 6 7/8 × 9 3/4 456 pp. December In addition, Barnsley is the co-founder of Iterated Systems Inc., the 250 color figures company that later licensed fractal image compression technology to 0-521-84493-2 Hardback $35.00 ($40.95 CAD) A Microsoft. 978-0-521-84493-2 4 Trade The Monthly Sky Guide Seventh Edition Ian Ridpath Wil Tirion

he Monthly Sky Guide offers a clear and simple Tintroduction to the skies of the northern hemisphere. In full color throughout, the seventh edition of Ian Ridpath and Wil Tirion’s famous guide to the night sky is fully revised and updated for planet positions and forthcoming eclipses up to the end of the year 2011. The book contains a chapter on the main sights visible in each month of the year, and is an easy-to-use companion to the night sky. It will help observers to identify prominent stars, constellations, star clusters, nebulae and galaxies as well as to watch out for meteor showers and follow the movement of the four brightest planets. Most of the sights described are visible to the naked eye and all can be seen with binoculars or a small telescope.

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A Walk through the Heavens, Third Edition 0-521-54415-7 Paperback $12.99 ($14.95 CAD) A 978-0-521-54415-3 • Features full-color illustrations throughout • Includes planet positions and forthcoming Turn Left at Orion, Third Edition eclipses up to the end of 2011 0-521-78190-6 Hardback $25.99 ($30.95 CAD) A 978-0-521-78190-9 • Classic beginner’s guide has sold over 80,000 copies to date

Ian Ridpath has been a full-time writer, broadcaster and lecturer on astronomy and space for more than twenty-five years. He has written and edited more than 40 books, including A Wil Tirion Astronomy Comet Called Haley (CUP 1985). made his first star map in 1977. It showed stars to the magnitude of 6.5 and was 8 1/4 × 11 5/8 64 pp. January issued as a set of maps by the British Astronomical Association in 52 color illustrations 1981. He has illustrated numerous books and magazines, 0-521-68435-8 Paperback $15.00 ($17.95 CAD) A including A Walk Through the Heavens (CUP 2004), The 978-0-521-68435-4 Cambridge Star Atlas (CUP 2001), and The Southern Sky Previous Edition Pb (2003): 0-521-53306-6 Guide (CUP 2001), among others. 5 Trade

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Why Life Speeds Up As You Get Older How Memory Shapes Our Past Douwe Draaisma University of Groningen, The Netherlands Translated by Arno Pomerans

Praise for the Hardcover Edition: “Draaisma...is a terrific writer, whose erudition and passion for the topic are apparent in every page.” Nature “...a treasure....informative, amusing and moving. Long after you close [the book], it leaves a good memory.” New Scientist

s it true, as the novelist Cees Nooteboom once wrote, Ithat memory is like a dog that lies down where it pleases? Where do the long, lazy summers of our childhood go? Why, as we grow older, does time seem to condense, speed up and elude us, while in old age, significant events from • Explores the nature of autobiographical our distant past can seem as vivid and real as what memory happened yesterday? Douwe Draaisma, author of the • Covers first memories, traumatic memories, internationally acclaimed Metaphors of Memory memories of smell, deja-vu and flashbulb (Cambridge, 2001), explores the nature of autobiographical memories memory. • Draws on a unique combination of historical Applying a unique blend of scholarship, poetic scholarship, scientific research and everyday science sensibility, and keen observation, he tackles such extraordinary phenomena as deja-vu, near-death experiences, the memory feats of idiot savants, and the effects of extreme trauma on memory recall. Raising almost as many questions as it answers, this fascinating book will not fail to affect you at the same time as it educates and entertains.

Psychology 6 7/8 × 9 3/4 252 pp. September Douwe Draaisma is Professor of the History of Psychology in 17 halftones/12 figures the Department of Theory and History of Psychology at the University of Groningen, The Netherlands. The original Dutch 0-521-69199-0 Paperback $18.99 ($21.95 CAD) A version of Why Life Speeds Up As You Get Older has won 978-0-521-69199-4 several scientific and literary awards. Hb ISBN (2004): 0-521-83424-4 6 Trade Tales from Spandau The Major Nazi Criminals and the Cold War Norman J.W. Goda Ohio University, Athens, OH

ocated at the epicenter of the Cold War, Berlin’s LSpandau prison housed Adolf Hitler’s closest associates convicted at, but not executed by, the famous Nuremberg Trial of the Major War Criminals: Rudolf Hess, Albert Speer, Karl Dönitz, Erich Raeder, Walther Funk, Konstantin von Neurath, and Baldur von Schirach. Drawing on tens of thousands of pages of long-secret documents, Norman J.W. Goda describes in vivid prose the four-decade-long tug of war between the former Soviet Union and the Western Allies over the fate of these top Nazi officials. He uncovers the secrets of Spandau, one of history’s most famous prisons, and reveals new, never- before-published information on its infamous inmates. In the process he examines the international meaning of the Nazi past at the same time posing difficult questions on the international punishment of today’s global outlaws. Tales from Spandau offers a fresh new perspective on the Nazi specter during the Cold War years, and on how it helped to influence the Cold War itself. In our time, when • Provides a completely new perspective on Nuremberg’s political legacy and its impact war criminals from Serbia, Croatia, Rwanda, and other on the Cold War nations serve their sentences in regular prisons in Sweden • Based on tens of thousands of pages of and other neutral countries, their ultimate fate as they grow previously unavailable documents older will become the concern and responsibility of the • Offers cogent lessons for the legal entire international community. The history and lessons of treatment and ultimate fate of today’s Spandau give us a clear picture of the kinds of problems international war criminals that need to be addressed. • National print publicity campaign • Special promotion to history venues

History Norman J. W. Goda is Professor of History at Ohio University. He is 6 1/8 × 9 1/4 376 pp. December co-author (with Richard Breitman, Timothy Naftali, and Robert Wolfe) 32 halftones of U.S. Intelligence and the Nazis (CUP 2005) and author of 0-521-86720-7 Hardback $30.00 ($34.95 CAD) A Tomorrow the World: Hitler, Northwest Africa and the Path to 978-0-521-86720-7 America (1998). 7 Trade J.S. Bach A Life in Music Peter Williams Emeritus, Duke University, Durham, NC

Praise for The Life of Bach (CUP 2004): “It keeps up a guard against excessive reverence, and it encourages readers not only to reconsider ideas about the composer but also to rehear his music.” The New York Review of Books

n this larger, expanded and up-to-date version of his IThe Life of Bach (CUP 2004) Peter Williams, a distinguished scholar and musical performer, approaches afresh the life and music of Johann Sebastian Bach. He interprets Bach's life by deconstructing his original Obituary in the light of new information, and his music by evaluating his priorities and irrepressible creative energy. Williams explores a fascinating question: How did Bach come to possess such a matchless sense of rhythm and melody, and a mastery of harmony, that established a W standard in Western culture? Divided chronologically, chapters delve into the successes • Re-examines Bach’s life as an orphan and and disappointments of Bach’s career; his strong W family man as well as a gifted artist personality; and the styles of music he mastered—German, • Evaluates Bach’s music in the context of his Italian, Venetian, and French—identifying original new irrepressible creative energy ways to understand his genius. • Musical examples and glossary facilitate Orphan and family man, composer and performer, and readers’ understanding ambitious artist—all these aspects of Bach’s personality are • National print publicity campaign compellingly conveyed in J.S. Bach: A Life in Music. • Special promotion to music media

Peter Williams is former Professor and Dean of Music at the University of Edinburgh and Emeritus, Arts & Sciences Professor of Music/Biography Music at Duke University. His other books include The Life of 6 × 9 400 pp. January Bach (CUP 2004), The Organ Music of J.S. Bach (Second 2 maps/30 music examples Edition, CUP 2004), Bach: The Goldberg Variations (CUP 2001), 0-521-87074-7 Hardback $40.00 ($46.95 CAD) A and The Organ in Western Culture, 750-1250 (1993). 978-0-521-87074-0 8 Trade Locke A Biography Roger Woolhouse Emeritus, University of York, UK

his is the first comprehensive biography of the Tinfluential English philosopher and social contract theorist John Locke (1632-1704) to be published in nearly a half century. Roger Woolhouse offers an in-depth account of Locke’s private and public life, giving special attention to one of his early romantic relationships with Elinor Parry. Woolhouse sets Locke’s life within its exciting historical and intellectual contexts, which included the English Civil War, religious persecution, Stuart attempts at absolute and arbitrary government, William of Orange’s Glorious Revolution of 1688, and the currency crisis. He interweaves his account of the philosopher’s life with a detailed explanation of Locke’s ideas on the theory of knowledge, philosophy of science, philosophy of religion, and political philosophy and of their development. In addition to these subjects, Woolhouse covers Locke’s less frequently discussed ideas on medicine and economics. Systematic in approach and encyclopedic in its coverage, Woolhouse’s biography combines both a detailed account and explanations of Locke’s ideas with a revealing look at his personal life and relationships. This volume will be the authoritative biography of one of the most significant early • Sets Locke’s private and public life in its modern philosophers for years to come. historical and intellectual contexts • Interweaves an account of Locke’s life with an encyclopedic account of his ideas

Roger Woolhouse is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of York in England. He is the author of numerous books Biography/Philosophy including Leibniz: Philosophical Texts (with R. Francks, 1998); 6 × 9 504 pp. December Leibniz’s New System (with R. Francks, 1997); Descartes, Spinoza, 0-521-81786-2 Hardback $40.00 ($46.95 CAD) A Leibniz (1993); The Empiricists (1988); Locke (1983); and Locke’s 978-0-521-81786-8 Philosophy of Science and Knowledge (1971). 9 Trade A History of Sub-Saharan Africa Robert O. Collins University of California, Santa Barbara, CA James M. Burns Clemson University, Clemson, SC

n this sweeping survey of sub-Saharan history, Robert ICollins and James Burns, both specialists in African history and experienced travellers to the continent, have written a clear and comprehensive introduction for students and general readers. After an opening chapter on geography and climate that frames their discussion, Collins and Burns demonstrate how the natural environment has shaped African societies and cultures. Subsequently, they describe the rise of states and empires in the classical period, the slave trade within Africa and beyond to the Americas, and the European conquest. Their concluding section focuses on twentieth century Africa as it gains independence and searches for a new identity beyond colonialism. In contrast to other extant books on African history, A History of Sub-Saharan Africa takes a thematic approach to the subject and emphasizes the connections among the continent’s regions, peoples, and communities. In addition, it sheds original light on the many human tragedies and triumphs that characterized the African past, showcasing the resilience of Africa’s peoples. • Thematic approach highlights the historic links among Africa’s regions, peoples, and communities • Emphasizes the people who have shaped the course of African history • Photographs, maps, sidebars feature the salient points on either side of a debate

Robert O. Collins is Professor of History, Emeritus, at the University of California, Santa Barbara where he has taught for forty years. He is co-author, with J. Millard Burr, of Alms for Jihad: Charity and Terrorism in the Islamic World (CUP 2006) and author of The Waters of the Nile: Hydropolitics and the Jonglei Canal, 1900- History 1988 (1990, 1994), among many other titles on Sudanese and 6 × 9 500 pp. February African History. James M. Burns is Associate Professor of History at 0-521-86746-0 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C Clemson University, Clemson, South Carolina. A specialist in African 978-0-521-86746-7 history, he is the author of Flickering Shadows: Cinema and Identity in Colonial Zimbabwe (2002) and co-author of A History 0-521-68708-X Paperback $26.99 ($31.95 CAD) A of Africa (2003). 978-0-521-68708-9 10 Trade A Concise History of Austria Steven Beller

Praise for Vienna and the Jews, 1867-1938: A Cultural History (1991): “The solidity of his research, clarity and sophistication of his argumentation, and...felicity of his style combine to produce a book from which one can learn much and with pleasure.” Canadian Journal of History “Beller’s is a bold, exciting, and largely convincing attempt to explain content in terms of origins…. [The book] will take its place as a major contribution.” London Review of Books

ontemporary Austria has a problematic relationship • An original portrait of the complex and Cwith its history, whether it be the multi-national multifaceted nature of Austria’s history and history of the Habsburg Monarchy, or the time between identity 1938 and 1945 when Austrians were Germans in Hitler’s • Includes maps and illustrations Third Reich. Steven Beller traces the remarkable history of Austria through its many transformations, from German borderland to dynastic enterprise, imperial house, Central Also of interest: European great power, failed Alpine republic, German province and, finally, successful Alpine republic— A Concise History of Mexico constructing an image of the many diverse layers of 0-521-61802-9 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) A Austrian identity and heritage. 978-0-521-61802-1 Filled with anomalies and ironies, the result is a case A Concise History of Poland study of a mixed area of European history, lacking the easy 0-521-61857-6 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) A answers of more straightforward national narratives, and 978-0-521-61857-1 hence far more relevant to today’s ambivalent world.

History 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 320 pp. January 53 halftones/8 maps 0-521-47305-5 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-47305-7 Steven Beller is an independent scholar. He has already published a number of books on Austrian history, including Francis Joseph 0-521-47886-3 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) A (1996), Theodor Herzl (1991) and Vienna and the Jews, 1867- 978-0-521-47886-1 1938: A Cultural History (CUP 1989, 1991). 11 Trade A Concise History of Modern India Second Edition Barbara D. Metcalf University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI Thomas R. Metcalf University of California, Berkeley, CA

Praise for the Previous Edition:

“An informative, scholarly text enhanced with illustrations and quotations....recommended for…the non-specialist general reader with an interest in understanding India’s contemporary political and economic relationships with the community of nations.” Library Bookwatch “Lucid comprehensive and up-to-date, this book will surely establish itself as essential reading for all undergraduate and graduate courses on South Asian history.” C.A. Bayly, Vere Harmsworth Professor of Imperial and Naval History, University of Cambridge

n the second edition of their successful Concise History of IIndia, Barbara Metcalf and Thomas Metcalf explore India’s modern history anew to update the events of the last decade. These include the takeover of Congress from the seemingly entrenched Hindu nationalist party in 2004, • Updated edition of one of CUP’s best-selling India’s huge advances in technology and the country’s new titles role as a major player in world affairs. From the days of the Mughals, through the British Empire, and into independence, the country has been transformed by its institutional structures—which have helped bring about the social, cultural and economic changes of the last half century and paved the way for India’s current success. Despite these advances, poverty, social inequality and religious divisions still persist. In response to these dilemmas, the book grapples with relevant questions concerning caste and religious identity, and the true nature of the Indian nation.

Barbara D. Metcalf is Professor of History at the University of History Michigan, Ann Arbor. A specialist in the history of South Asian 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 340 pp. October Muslims, she is also the author of Islamic Revival in British India: 52 halftones/4 maps Deoband, 1860-1900 (1982) and editor of Making Muslim 0-521-86362-7 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C Space in North America and Europe (1996). Thomas R. 978-0-521-86362-9 Metcalf is Professor of History, University of California, Berkeley. His previous books include Ideologies of the Raj (Cambridge, 1997), An Imperial Vision: Indian Architecture and Britain’s 0-521-68225-8 Paperback $25.99 ($30.95 CAD) A Raj (1989), Modern India Anthology (1970, revised 1990), 978-0-521-68225-1 Land, Landlords and the British Raj (1979), and The Aftermath Previous Edition Hb (2001): 0-521-63027-4 of Revolt: India, 1857-1870 (1964). Previous Edition Pb (2001): 0-521-63974-3 12 Trade

Reannouncing How to Spend $50 Billion to Make the World a Better Place Editor Bjørn Lomborg Copenhagen Business School, Denmark From a review of Global Crises, Global Solutions (2004): one of The Economist’s Best Books of the Year “A hugely sensible book about global health and environmental problems, based on the ‘Copenhagen Consensus’ project documented in The Economist. Its authors, eminent economists, recognise that the resources to tackle such problems are finite and need to be applied where they are most likely to be effective. Better, for instance, to spend resources on the immediate problem of AIDS in Africa than the more distant one of global warming. This book is a healthy antidote to the narrow views of single-issue pressure groups.” The Economist “Best Books of the Year”

n a world fraught with problems and challenges, we need Ito gauge how to achieve the greatest good with our money. This concise volume provides a rich set of dialogs Also of Interest by Bjørn Lomborg: examining ten of the most serious challenges facing the world today: climate change, the spread of communicable Global Crises, Global Solutions diseases, conflicts and arms proliferation, access to [one of] The Economist’s Best Books of the Year for 2004 education, financial instability, governance and corruption, 0-521-60614-4 Pb $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) A malnutrition and hunger, migration, sanitation and access 978-0-521-60614-1 to clean water, and subsidies and trade barriers. Each issue is introduced by a world-renowned expert The Skeptical Environmentalist who defines the scale of the problem and examines a range 2002 Choice Outstanding Academic of policy options. Shorter pieces offer alternative positions. Title Award Winner Eight of the world's top economists—including three 0-521-01068-3 Pb $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) A Nobel Laureates—evaluate the complete set of policy 978-0-521-01068-9 proposals and rank the most promising options. This abridged version of the highly-lauded Global Crises, Global Solutions provides a serious yet accessible springboard for debate and discussion on the world’s most serious problems and what we can do to solve them. • National print publicity campaign • National author tour • Off the book page publicity

Economics 6 × 9 208 pp. July 0-521-86679-0 Hardback $45.00 ($52.95 CAD) C Bjørn Lomborg is Adjunct Professor in the Department of 978-0-521-86679-8 Management, Politics and Philosophy at the Copenhagen Business School. He is also the author of the controversial bestseller, The 0-521-68571-0 Paperback $12.99 ($14.95 CAD) A Skeptical Environmentalist (CUP 2001) and editor of Global Crises, 978-0-521-68571-9 Global Solutions (CUP 2004). 13 General Interest Deporting Our Souls Values, Morality, and Immigration Policy Bill Ong Hing University of California, Davis, CA

ver the past three decades, images of undocumented Oimmigrants pouring across the southern border have driven the immigration debate and policies have been implemented in response to those images. More recently, the Oklahoma City bombings and the tragic events of September 11 have provided further impetus to implement policies that are anti-immigration in design and effect. This book discusses the major immigration policy areas—undocumented workers, the immigration selection system, deportation of aggravated felons, national security and immigration policy, and the integration of new Americans—and Bill Ong Hing suggests his own proposals on how to address the policy challenges. Hing also reviews some of the policies that have been put forth and ignored and suggests new policies that would be good for the country economically and socially.

• Puts a human face on the social and economic contributions of documented and undocumented immigrants • Notes that integration is a joint responsibility of newcomers and receiving communities • National print publicity campaign • 25 – Market radio satellite tour • Off the book page publicity

Bill Ong Hing is Professor of Law and Asian American Studies and the director of law clinical programs at University of California, Davis. He has litigated before the United States Supreme Court and was the co-counsel in the precedent setting case INS v. Cardoza-Fonseca (1986) establishing a more generous standard for asylum seekers. He Current Events is the author of many books on immigration including Defining 6 1/8 × 9 1/4 224 pp. October America Through Immigration Policy (2004) and To Be an 0-521-86492-5 Hardback $29.00 ($33.95 CAD) G American (2000). 978-0-521-86492-3 14 General Interest The Material World New Expanded Edition Rodney Cotterill Emeritus, The Technical University of Denmark

sing the cosmos as a backdrop, Rodney Cotterill takes Uthe reader on a fascinating exploration of Nature’s materials, from the atom to the living organism. This beautifully illustrated, expanded account of the highly praised The Cambridge Guide to the Material World (1985) seamlessly blends the physics, chemistry and biology of Nature, portraying matter in all its elegance and flaws. Although the book is divided into material types, Cotterill connects concepts and pinpoints commonalities between the inorganic and organic domains. He challenges the reader to question our structured view of the world and whether this view limits our scientific endeavors, delving into this issue in a new chapter devoted exclusively to the mind.

Contents: Prologue; 1. Solo atoms: electrons,nuclei and quanta; 2. • Beautifully illustrated in color throughout Atomic duets: The chemical bond; 3. Atoms in concert: • Features broad coverage of important States of matter; 4. Patterns within patterns: Perfect classes of materials by blending scientific crystals; 5. The inevitable flaw: Imperfect crystals; 6. The disciplines great mediator: Water; 7. From mine,quarry and well: • Engages the non-specialist reader through Minerals; 8. Almost forever: Ceramics; 9. Monarchs of graphic analogies and examples the cave: Metals; 10. The busy electron: Conductors and • Special promotion to science and natural insulators; 11. A mysterious harmony: Glass; 12. The history media organic world: Carbon; 13. Strangeness in proportion: Liquid crystals; 14. Of snakes and ladders: Polymers; 15. The vital threads: Biopolymers; 16. The essential bag: The cell; 17. Mortal coils: The organism; 18. A place in the sun: The plant; 19. Mandatory hunter: The animal; 20. Enchanted loom: The mind.

Rodney Cotterill is Emeritus Professor of Physics at The Technical Science University of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark. He is the author of 8 × 10 500 pp. January Enchanted Looms: Conscious Networks in Brains and 303 color figures Computers (CUP 1998), Models of Brain Function (CUP 1990), 0-521-45147-7 Hardback $50.00 ($58.95 CAD) G Computer Simulation in Brain Science (CUP 1989), and The 978-0-521-45147-5 Cambridge Guide to the Material World (CUP 1985). 15 General Interest Remembering and Imagining the Holocaust The Chain of Memory Christopher Bigsby University of East Anglia, UK Praise for Modern American Drama, 1945-2000 (2001): “…a work of enormous encyclopedic breadth, reaching into the myriad byways of American theater.” Arthur Miller “[Bigsby’s] insights are sharp and well reasoned….strongly recommended.” Choice

his is a meditation on memory and on the ways in Twhich memory has operated in the work of writers for whom the Holocaust was a defining event. It is also an exploration of the ways in which fiction and drama have attempted to approach a subject so resistant to the imagination. Beginning with W.G. Sebald, for whom memory and the Holocaust were the roots of a special fascination, Bigsby moves on to consider those writers Sebald himself valued, including Arthur Miller, Anne Frank, Primo Levi and Peter Weiss, and those whose lives crossed in the bleak world of • An accessible examination into the work of a range of writers including W.G. Sebald, the camps, in fact or fiction. He asks who owns the Arthur Miller, Anne Frank and Primo Levi Holocaust—those who died, survived to bear witness, or • Author is extremely well-known for his appropriated its victims to mold their own memories. extensive work in 20th century drama and literature • Special promotion to Jewish media

Christopher Bigsby is Professor of American Studies, and head of The Arthur Miller Centre, at the University of East Anglia. He is the author of more than thirty books including Arthur Miller: A Critical Study (CUP 2005), Modern American Drama (CUP 1992, 2001), and Contemporary American Playwrights (CUP 2000). In addition, Bigsby is the editor of the forthcoming The Cambridge Companion to Modern American Culture (2006), Literary Studies The Cambridge Companion to David Mamet (2004), and the 6 × 9 320 pp. December three-volume The Cambridge History of American Theatre (co- 0-521-86934-X Hardback $35.00 ($40.95 CAD) G edited with Don B. Wilmeth, 2000). 978-0-521-86934-8 16 General Interest The Trial of the Templars Second Edition Malcolm Barber University of Reading, UK Praise for the Previous Edition: “…an informative and highly readable book about this, in his words, ‘medieval tragedy’.” Speculum Praise for The New Knighthood (1995): “Malcolm Barber has written what should become the standard history of the Templars from their foundation in 1120 to their suppression as an order in 1312.” American Historical Review “The New Knighthood is a welcome contribution to the scholarly literature on the Temple; and will long remain an essential work for anyone interested in the order.” The Catholic Historical Review

n this new edition of his classic account, Malcolm Barber Ianalyzes the infamous trial of the Order of the Templars in the context of new research on the crusades, heresy, the papacy and the French monarchy. For nearly two centuries the Templars fought for Christianity against Islam and were seemingly invulnerable and respected. In 1307, however, King Philip IV of France accused them of betraying their • Updated account of one of the most well- calling by denying Christ, promoting institutionalized known mythologized incidents of the sodomy and pledging their allegiance to idols. The ensuing Middle Ages proceedings lasted for almost five years and culminated in • Authoritative coverage of the infamous the suppression of the Order by Pope Clement V at the Templar trial council of Vienne as well as the torture and execution of its • Analyzes the classic story in the context of members. Barber cuts through past myths to reveal more recent historical research truths about the Templars’ downfall in the light of newly discovered evidence. Contents: Preface; Introduction; 1. The participants; 2. The arrests; 3. The papal intervention; 4. The papal and episcopal inquiries; 5. The defence of the Order; 6. The end of resistance; 7. The charges; 8. The trial in other countries; 9. The suppression; 10. Conclusion; Notes; Chronology of the trial; Recent historiography on the dissolution of the Temple; Bibliography; Index.

History 6 × 9 348 pp. September 0-521-85639-6 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-85639-3 Malcolm Barber is Emeritus Professor of Medieval History at the 0-521-67236-8 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G University of Reading. His other publications include The Two Cities: Medieval Europe 1050–1320 (1992, 2004), The Cathars: Dualist 978-0-521-67236-8 Heretics in Languedoc (2000) and The New Knighthood: A Previous Edition Hb (1978): 0-521-21896-9 History of the Order of the Temple (CUP 1994). Previous Edition Pb (1980): 0-521-28018-4 17 General Interest From Roosevelt to Truman Potsdam, Hiroshima, and the Cold War Wilson D. Miscamble, C.S.C. University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN

n April 12, 1945, Franklin Roosevelt died and Harry OTruman took his place in the White House. Historians have been arguing ever since about the implications of this transition for American foreign policy in general and relations with the Soviet Union in particular. Did Truman’s arrival in the Oval Office prompt a sharp reversal away from the approach of his illustrious predecessor? This study explores the controversial issue and casts important light on the outbreak of the Cold War. It reveals that the real departure in American policy came only after the Truman administration had exhausted the legitimate possibilities of the Rooseveltian approach of collaboration with the Soviet Union.

Contents: 1. Preparation: The Making of an (American) Internationalist; 2. Inheritance: Franklin Roosevelt’s • A comparative analysis of Franklin D. Uncertain Legacy; 3. Initiation: Tactical Reversal, Roosevelt's and Harry S. Truman's political Strategic Continuity; 4. Instruction: Truman’s Advisers styles and their Conflicting Advice; 5. Negotiation: Truman • Casts important light on Russian-American and Byrnes at Potsdam; 6. Intimidation: Hiroshima, the relations and the outbreak of the Cold War Japanese and the Soviets; 7. Indecision: Floundering • Reveals historical aspects of contemporary between Collaboration and Confrontation; 8. transitional diplomacy Transformation: Truman’s Foreign Policy • National print publicity campaign • Special promotion to history media

Wilson D. Miscamble, C.S.C., is Associate Professor of History at the University of Notre Dame. His book George F. Kennan History and the Making of American Foreign Policy, 1947-1950 × (1992) received the Harry S. Truman Book Award. He is also the 6 1/8 9 1/4 408 pp. December author of Keeping the Faith, Making a Difference (2000), 17 halftones and the editor (with John Marszalek) of American Political 0-521-86244-2 Hardback $35.00 ($40.95 CAD) G History: Essays on the State of the Discipline (1997). 978-0-521-86244-8 18 General Interest Early Cold War Spies The Espionage Trials that Shaped American Politics John Earl Haynes U.S. Library of Congress, Washington, DC Harvey Klehr Emory University, Atlanta, GA

he vehemence of American anticommunism varied Tfrom passive disdain in the 1920s to fervent hostility in the early years of the Cold War. Nothing stimulated the anticommunism of the late 1940s and 1950s more than a series of spy trials that revealed that American Communists had cooperated with Soviet espionage against the United States and had assisted in stealing the technical secrets of the atomic bomb as well as penetrating the U.S. government. This book reviews the major spy cases of the early Cold War (Hiss-Chambers, Rosenberg, Bentley, Gouzenko, Coplon, Amerasia and others) and the often- frustrating clashes between the exacting rules of the American criminal justice system and the requirements of effective counter-espionage. • National print publicity campaign • Special promotion to history media • Explores the major spy cases of the early Cold War

John Earl Haynes is a 20th Century Political Historian in the Manuscript Division of the Library of Congress, Washington, D.C. He is the author or editor of four books: Calvin Coolidge and the Coolidge Era: Essays on the History of the 1920s (editor, 1998); Red Scare or Red Menace? American Communism and Anticommunism in the Cold War Era (1996); Communism and Anti-Communism in the United States: An Annotated Guide to Historical Writings (1987); and Dubious Alliance: The Making of Minnesota's DFL Party (1984). Harvey Klehr is the Andrew W. History Mellon Professor of Politics and History at Emory University in Atlanta, 6 × 9 208 pp. October GA. He is the author of five books, Communist Cadre: The Social 0-521-85738-4 Hardback $60.00 ($70.95 CAD) C Background of the American Communist Party Elite (1978); The 978-0-521-85738-3 Heyday of American Communism: The Depression Decade (1984); Biographical Dictionary of the American Left (1986); Far 0-521-67407-7 Paperback $19.99 ($23.95 CAD) G Left of Center: The American Radical Left Today (1988); The 978-0-521-67407-2 Amerasia Spy Case: Prelude to McCarthyism (1996). 19 General Interest America Transformed Sixty Years of Revolutionary Change, 1940-2000 Richard M. Abrams University of California, Berkeley, CA

ichard Abrams examines the years 1940 to 2000, a Rtime of momentous change in the character of American life that culminated in the dissolution of the liberal Democratic coalition. Abrams, a distinguished scholar of recent American history, draws on massive contemporary and scholarly secondary sources to highlight the revolutionary political, social and economic transformation of American society during this sixty-year period. Organized thematically rather than in narrative form, America Transformed explores the special events, issues, and movements that transfigured American life from 1940 to 2000 including: • The tremendous increase in affluence • The civil rights movement • The changes in sexual mores • The new gender relations • The encroachments on Americans right to privacy • National print publicity campaign • The wars on poverty and on the poor • 25 – Market radio satellite tour • The rise and decline of America’s hegemonic power and • Off the book page promotion prestige • An original survey of American society, • The transformation of American business by culture, and politics during a momentous conglomerates and multinational influences historical period • The ascendancy of conservative thinking and of the religious right • The changes in the ways Americans perceive themselves.

With its novel take on American society and politics since 1940, this provocative book is likely to challenge the beliefs of left-liberals and right-conservatives in some of its conclusions. Readers with an interest in United States history will enjoy considering what has gone right and wrong in our politics and society over the past sixty years.

Richard M. Abrams is a Professor of History at the University of California at Berkeley, where he has been teaching since 1961. Professor Abrams is the author of The Burdens of Progress, 1900- 1929 (1978) and Conservatism in a Progressive Era: Massachusetts Politics, 1900-1912 (1964), and editor, or co-editor, History of The Issues of Populist and Progressive Eras, 1892-1912 (1970) 6 1/8 × 9 1/4 368 pp. September and The Shaping of 20th Century America Interpretive Articles 0-521-86246-9 Hardback $35.00 ($40.95 CAD) G (1965). 978-0-521-86246-2 20 General Interest Masters of Illusion American Leadership in the Media Age Steven Rosefielde University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC D. Quinn Mills Harvard University, Cambridge, MA

ver the next half-century, American power and Oinfluence will continue to be tested in emerging global conflicts. While some of these conflicts have deep historical roots—as in the Cold War and the competition between East and West, others are driven by the ongoing reconfiguration of global wealth and power that is widening the gap between rich and poor nations. Using a theory of economic systems to gauge present and future global conflicts, Steven Rosefielde and D. Quinn Mills see fundamental challenges posed successively by Islamic terrorism, Russia, China, and the European Union through the middle of the twenty-first century. Although Western leaders appreciate aspects of these perils, according to the authors, they’ve crafted unduly soft policies based on the dubious belief that reason, democracy, and free enterprise will eventually prevail. Believing that such views • Details why American leadership policies are are myopic in an era where nuclear proliferation has failing internationally invalidated the concept of mutually assured destruction, • Presents new concepts of “public culture” Rosefielde and Mills propose a new security concept, and “strategic independence” to analyze “strategic independence,” for keeping the peace in current problems and determine future dangerous times and fostering new generations of leaders policies capable of responsible actions. • Written by two senior authorities on What sets Masters of Illusion apart from the plethora of American foreign/military policies and books on future global and economic relations is its firm leadership studies foundation in comparative economic systems theory. The • National print publicity campaign authors debunk the truisms that govern conventional national security analysis; interpret terrorism from the perspective of “ummah”, or the whole Islamic world; deprioritizes terrorism in the face of Russian and Chinese Steven Rosefielde is Professor of Economics at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and Adjunct Professor of Defense nuclear threats; and advocates a policy of American and Strategic Studies, Center for Defense and Strategic Studies, military superiority as the basis for global order and peace. Southwest Missouri State University, Springfield. The author or editor of eleven books on Russia and the Soviet Union, including Russia in the 21st Century (CUP, 2005), Rosefielde has served as a consultant to the Office of the Secretary of Defense and the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. D. Quinn Mills has held the Albert J. Weatherhead, Jr. Chair in Business Administration at Harvard Business School since 1976. Mills is the author of more than 25 books on leadership and management, including the forthcoming Human Resources Political Science Management (2006), Principles of Management (2005), 6 × 9 544 pp. November Wheel, Deal, and Steal: Deceptive Accounting, Deceitful 4 line art/16 tables CEOs, and Ineffective Reforms (2003), and Buy, Lie, and 0-521-85744-9 Hardback $35.00 ($40.95 CAD) G Sell High: How Investors Lost Out on Enron and the 978-0-521-85744-4 Internet Bubble (2002). 21 General Interest Dictatorship of the Air Aviation Culture and the Fate of Modern Russia Scott W. Palmer Western Illinois University, Macomb, IL

ocusing on one of the last untold chapters in the Fhistory of human flight, this volume explains the true story behind twentieth-century Russia’s quest for aviation prominence. Based on nearly a decade of scholarly research, but written with general readers in mind, it attempts to answer the question “What is ‘Russian’ about Russian aviation?” The book describes why the airplane became the preeminent symbol of industrial progress and international power for generations of Russian statesmen and citizens. It includes more than 50 previously unpublished photographs and illustrations drawn from archival and contemporary sources.

Contents: Part I. Imperial Aviation, 1909-1917: 1. The dawn of Russian aviation; 2. “The air fleet is the strength of Russia”; Part II. The Origins and Institutions of Soviet Red Air Fleet, 1917-1929: 3. Mandating “red” aviation; 4. The images and institutions of Soviet air-mindedness; • Draws from previously unpublished archive 5. Aeronautical iconography and political legitimacy; 6. and other sources Aviation in service to the state; III. Soviet aviation in the • Special promotion to aviation media age of Stalin, 1929-1945: 7. Aviation and Stalinist culture; 8. “Higher, faster, farther!”; 9. Red Phoenix; Conclusion: Aviation culture and the fate of modern Russia.

History 6 × 9 250 pp. Available Scott W. Palmer is a specialist in the history of modern Russian 60 halftones culture and technology. He currently resides and teaches at Western 0-521-85957-3 Hardback $40.00 ($46.95 CAD) G Illinois University. 978-0-521-85957-8 22 General Interest Dred Scott and the Problem of Constitutional Evil Mark A. Graber University of Maryland, College Park, MD

ark Graber challenges the Dred Scott decision as to Mwhether antislavery northerners should have provided more accommodations for slavery than were constitutionally strictly necessary or risked the enormous destruction of life and property that preceded Lincoln’s new birth of freedom. The Taney Court’s conclusions that former slaves could not be American citizens and that slavery could not be banned in American territories was constitutionally sound. Dred Scott and the Lincoln presidency were about whether the original agreement that a bisectional consensus was needed to make slavery policy would be maintained or whether Americans would go to war to realize a “more perfect union.”

Contents: Part I. The Lessons of Dred Scott: 1. The Dred Scott Decision; 2. Critiques of Dred Scott; 3. Critiquing the • Challenges conventional thinking that the Critiques; 4. Injustice and Constitutional Law; Part II. Dred Scott decision was a misinterpretation The Constitutional Politics of Slavery: 5. The Slavery of the U.S. Constitution by the Supreme Compromises Revisited; 6. The Compromises and Court Constitutional Development; 7. The Constitution and • Examines various other approaches to the Civil War; Part III. Compromising with Evil: constitutional interpretation Majoritarianism and Constitutional Evil; 8. Contract, • Engages the debates in the history of Consent, and Constitutional Evil; 9. Constitutional antebellum America and slavery Relationships and Constitutional Evil; Part IV. Voting For John Bell: 10. Lincoln v. Bell; 11. Constitutional Justice or Constitutional Peace

Mark A. Graber is a Professor of Government at the University of Political Science Maryland, College Park and a Professor of Law at the University of 6 × 9 280 pp. September Maryland School of Law. He is the author of Transforming Free 0-521-86165-9 Hardback $40.00 ($46.95 CAD) G Speech (1991), Rethinking Abortion (1996), and numerous articles 978-0-521-86165-6 on American constitutional development, law and politics. 23 General Interest The Theft of History Jack Goody

ack Goody is one of the pre-eminent social scientists in Jthe world. Over the past half century his pioneering writings at the intersections of anthropology, history and social and cultural studies have made him one of the most widely read, most widely cited, and most widely translated scholars working today. In The Theft of History Goody builds on his own previous work (notably The East in the West) to extend further his highly influential critique of what he sees as the pervasive Eurocentric, or Occidentalist, biases of so much Western historical writing, and the consequent ‘theft’ by the West of the achievements of other cultures in the invention of (notably) democracy, capitalism, individualism, and love. This argument will generate passionate debate, as his previous works have done, and many will dissent from Goody’s perceptive conclusions. Few, however, will be able to ignore the force of his thought, or the breadth of knowledge brought to the discussion. The Theft of History discusses a number of theorists in detail, including Marx, Weber and Norbert Elias, and • Proposes a new comparative approach for engages with critical admiration Western historians like cross-cultural studies that enables a more informed basis for assessing diverse Fernand Braudel, Moses Finlay and Perry Anderson. Major historical outcomes questions of method are raised in these discussions, and • Further development of the author’s thesis Goody proposes a new comparative methodology for cross- that Western historical writing is cultural analysis, one that gives a much more sophisticated characterized by bias basis for assessing divergent historical outcomes, and replaces outmoded simple differences between, for example, the “backward East” and the “inventive West.” Historians, anthropologists, social theorists and cultural critics will all find something of real value in Goody’s stimulating book, and, in due course, The Theft of History will be a catalyst for discussion of some of the most important conceptual issues confronting Western historians today, at a time when notions of “global history” are filtering into the historical mainstream for the first time.

History Jack Goody is Emeritus Professor of Social Anthropology in the × University of Cambridge and a Fellow of St John's College. His 5 1/2 8 1/2 248 pp. February books include The East in the West (CUP 1996), The Expansive 0-521-87069-0 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD)C Moment: The Rise of Social Anthropology in Britain and 978-0-521-87069-6 Africa: 1918-1970 (CUP 1995), and The Oriental, the Ancient and the Primitive: Systems of Marriage and the Family in the 0-521-69105-2 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G Pre-industrial Societies of Eurasia (CUP 1990). 978-0-521-69105-5 24 General Interest Capitals of Capital A History of International Financial Centres, 1780–2005 Youssef Cassis Université de Genève, Switzerland Translated by Jacqueline Collier

lthough international financial centers have come to Arepresent a major economic state, no historical study has been devoted to them. Youssef Cassis, a leading financial historian, fills this gap by providing a comparative history of the most important centers that constitute the capitals of capital—New York, London, Frankfurt, Paris, Zurich, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore— from the beginning of the industrial age to the present. Conceived as a representation of the dynamics of the rise and decline of international financial centers, the book sets them in their economic, political, social, and cultural contexts. Although rooting his narrative in a historical framework, Cassis draws on the concepts of financial economics in its analysis of events. His volume will appeal widely to business and finance professionals as well as scholars and students in financial and economic history.

• A much needed history of the rise and decline of major international financial centers • Traces the financial histories of New York, London, Frankfurt, Paris, Zurich, Amsterdam, Tokyo, Hong Kong and Singapore • Written by a leading financial historian with an international reputation

Youssef Cassis is Professor of Economic and Social History at the University of Geneva. His work mainly focuses on banking and History financial history, as well as business history more generally. His 6 × 9 368 pp. November numerous publications on this subject include City Bankers 1890- 0-521-84535-1 Hardback $40.00 ($46.95 CAD) G 1914 (1994) and Big Business: The European Experience in the 978-0-521-84535-9 Twentieth Century (1997). 25 General Interest Debating Islam in Saudi Arabia Madawi al-Rasheed University of London, UK Praise for A History of Saudi Arabia (2002): “An accessible narrative that even those readers already familiar with the outlines of Saudi history can read with profit.” Middle East Policy “...written in a style that quite simply makes for a ‘good read.’ If I were recommending one book on the history of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia...this would be it.” Middle East Journal

requently misunderstood by outsiders, even Saudis do Fnot agree on the meaning of Wahhabi or Salafi, terms which refer to the dominant form of Islam in their country. However, as Madawi al-Rasheed explains in Debating Islam in Saudi Arabia, the growth of mass education, new printing and communications technology, and global media have given Saudis the ability to debate religion and politics in traditional as well as novel public spaces, often in violation of official taboos and conservative societal values. Drawing on classical religious sources, contemporary readings and interviews, al-Rasheed explores the fluidity of the boundaries between religious and political discourse. In the process, she examines how states and citizens manipulate religious discourse for purely political ends and how this manipulation generates unpredictable reactions whose control eludes those who inspired them. • A groundbreaking analysis of religious and political debate in Saudi Arabia after 9/11 • Recounts the rise of a radical Islamist movement in Saudi Arabia • Considers Bin Laden's legacy and Saudi attitudes towards its “favorite son” • Special promotion to Middle East related media

Madawi al-Rasheed is Professor of Anthropology of Religion at King’s College, University of London. She is the author of A History of Saudi Arabia (CUP 2002), Transnational Connections and the Middle East Studies Arab Gulf (2005), and Counter Narratives: History, 6 × 9 280 pp. February Contemporary Society and Politics in Saudi Arabia and Yemen 0-521-85836-4 Hardback $30.00 ($34.95 CAD) G (2004), among other titles. 978-0-521-85836-6 26 General Interest Martyrdom in Islam David Cook Rice University, Houston, TX

lthough Islamic martyrdom has become associated Awith suicide missions conducted by extremists in recent times, David Cook demonstrates that this type of martyrdom is very different from the classical definition which condemned suicide and stipulated that anyone who died a believer could be considered a martyr. Ideas about martyrdom have evolved to suit prevailing circumstances, and it is the evolution of these interpretations that Cook charts in this fascinating history. The book covers the earliest sources on martyrdom— including those from the Jewish and Christian traditions, discussions about what constituted martyrdom, and differences in attitudes between Sunnis and Shi’ites. A concluding section discusses martyrdom in today’s radical environment.

Contents: Preface; 1. Martyrs in Religion; 2. Martyrdom in the Genesis of Islam; 3. Legal Definitions, Boundaries and Rewards of the Martyr; 4. Sectarian Islam: Sunni, Shi`ite and Sufi Martyrdom; 5. Martyrs: Warriors and Missionaries in Medieval Islam; 6. Martyrs of Love and Epic Heroes; 7. Patterns of Prognostication, Narrative and Expiation; 8. Martyrdom in Contemporary Radical • A comprehensive accessible study of Muslim Islam; 9. Conclusions; Glossary; Chronology; martyrdom Appendices; Bibliography • Discusses suicide mission and martyrdom operations within their classical and contemporary contexts • Combines a historical perspective with legal, doctrinal and literary approaches • Special pitch to religion media

Middle East Studies 6 × 9 280 pp. February 0-521-85040-1 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-85040-7 David Cook is Assistant Professor in Religious Studies at Rice University. He has written Studies in Muslim Apocalyptic (2002), 0-521-61551-8 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G Understanding Jihad (2005), and Contemporary Muslim 978-0-521-61551-8 Apocalyptic Literature (2005). 27 General Interest Seeds of Disaster, Roots of Response How Private Action Can Reduce Public Vulnerability Editors Philip E. Auerswald George Mason University, Fairfax, VA Lewis M. Branscomb Harvard University, Cambridge, MA Todd M. La Porte University of California, Berkeley, CA Erwann Michel-Kerjan University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA

n the wake of 9/11 and Hurricane Katrina, significant Iinterest from senior executives and policymakers is developing in understanding how to make social and economic systems more resilient. Surprisingly, policy makers, analysts, and scholars have focused most attention on government. Yet most of the vital services on which people depend are provided by the private sector, not government. This book systematically explains how private decisions affect public vulnerability—and describes in this context policies for critical infrastructure protection that will be effective and sustainable in the long run. • International experts introduce new concepts in addressing an urgent issue Contents: • Balances perspectives from industry managers and academics (26 chapters under these part titles): • Novel cross-disciplinary connections draw Seeds of Disaster. A Critical Challenge. Managing insights from the published literature Organizations. Securing Networks. Creating Markets. Building Trust. Roots of Response.

Philip E. Auerswald is director of the Center for Science and Technology Policy and assistant professor, School of Public Policy, George Mason University. Lewis M. Branscomb is the Aetna Public Policy / Political Science Professor of Public Policy and Corporate Management emeritus, 6 × 9 352 pp. October Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University. Todd M. La 0-521-85796-1 Hardback $60.00 ($70.95 CAD) C Porte is associate professor, School of Public Policy, George Mason 978-0-521-85796-3 University. Erwann Michel-Kerjan is senior research fellow, Center for Risk Management and Decision Processes, the Wharton School, 0-521-68572-9 Paperback $28.99 ($33.95 CAD) G University of Pennsylvania. 978-0-521-68572-6 28 General Interest Don’t Call It Sprawl Metropolitan Structure in the 21st Century William T. Bogart York College of Pennsylvania, York, PA

uch of the debate about urban sprawl has been Mdriven by a fundamental lack of understanding of the structure, functioning, and evolution of modern metropolitan areas. Rather than trying to persuade the adoption of a panacea to all perceived problems, William Bogart reveals the causes and implications of the changing metropolitan structure. He explains modern economic ideas about the structure of metropolitan areas to influence the city’s pattern of growth. His book analyzes ways in which suburbs and cities trade goods and services with each other. This approach helps all to better understand commuting decisions, housing location, business location, and the impact of public policy in such areas as downtown redevelopment and public school reform.

Contents: 1. The World of Today; 2. Making Things Better: The Importance of Flexibility; 3. Are We There Yet?; 4. Trading Places; 5. Downtown: A Place to Work, A Place • Focuses attention on interrelationships to Visit, A Place to Live; 6. How Zoning Matters; 7. Love among modern metropolitan areas the Density, Hate the Congestion; 8. Homogeneity and • Identifies reasons that urban structures Heterogeneity in Local Government; 9. The World of adjust slowly to changes Tomorrow • Off the book page publicity

Economics 6 × 9 232 pp. October 16 tables 0-521-86091-1 Hardback $65.00 ($76.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86091-8 William T. Bogart is Dean of Academic Affairs at York College of 0-521-67803-X Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G Pennsylvania. He is the author of The Economics of Cities and 978-0-521-67803-2 Suburbs (1998). 29 General Interest Blame Welfare Ignore Poverty and Inequality Joel F. Handler UCLA School of Law, Los Angeles, CA Yeheskel Hasenfeld UCLA School of Public Affairs, Los Angeles, CA

Praise for Social Citizenship and Workfare in the United States and Western Europe (2004): “Handler provides a powerful critique of the trend from welfare to workfare.” Comparative Labor Law and Policy Journal

ith the passage of the 1996 welfare reform bill, the Wissues of welfare, poverty and inequality have all but disappeared from contemporary political discourse. Although the decline in the welfare rolls has been hailed as a success, Joel Handler and Yeheskel Hasenfeld argue otherwise: While many single mothers no longer receive welfare, they have joined the working poor, and fail to make a decent living. Their book examines the persistent • Wide-ranging, multidisciplinary exploration of poverty's effects on families and the low- demonization of poor single-mother families; the impact of wage labor market the low-wage market on perpetuating poverty and • Provides an original, alternative approach inequality; and the role of the welfare bureaucracy in to poverty reduction defining deserving and undeserving poor. The authors • 25 – Market radio satellite tour contend that the emphasis on family values—marriage • Off the book page publicity promotion, sex education and abstinence—is misguided and diverts attention from the economic hardships low- income families face. They propose an original, alternative approach to reducing poverty and inequality that centers on a children’s allowance as basic income support, coupled Joel F. Handler is Professor of Law at UCLA School of Law. He with jobs and universal child care. is the author, or co-author, of Social Citizenship and Workfare in the United States and Western Europe: The Paradox of Inclusion (CUP 2004), Down from Bureaucracy: The Ambiguity of Privatization and Empowerment (2001), The Poverty of Welfare Reform (1995) and (with Yeheskel Hasenfeld) We the Poor People: Work, Poverty, and Welfare (1997). In addition, he is co-editor (with Lucie White) of Hard Labor: Women and Work in the Post-Welfare Era (1999). Yeheskel Hasenfeld is Professor of Social Welfare at UCLA School of Public Affairs. His book (co-authored with Law Benjamin Gidron and Stanley N. Katz) Mobilizing for Peace: 6 × 9 400 pp. October Conflict Resolution in Northern Ireland, Israel/Palestine, 0-521-87035-6 Hardback $80.00 ($93.95 CAD) C and South Africa (2002) won the 2003 Virginia Hodgkinson 978-0-521-87035-1 Research Prize sponsored by the Independent Sector. In addition, he is the editor of Administrative Leadership in the 0-521-69045-5 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G Social Services: The Next Challenge (1989). 978-0-521-69045-4 30 General Interest Language and the Internet Second Edition David Crystal University of Wales, Bangor, UK

Praise for the Previous Edition: “…the first snapshot of an amazingly dynamic field, but it provides some of the groundwork indispensable to future research.” Library Journal

“Witty, thoughtful.” Scientific American

“Engaging and provocative.” Nature

“Wonderfully readable.” Netsurfer Digest

mail, instant messaging and online chat are rapidly Ereplacing conventional forms of correspondence, and the Web has become the first port of call for information enquiry as well as leisure activity. How is this affecting language? There is a widespread view that as ‘technospeak’ comes to rule, standards will be lost. David Crystal argues, however, that the Internet has actually encouraged a dramatic expansion in the variety and creativity of language. Covering a range of Internet genres, including e-mail, chat, and the web, this is a revealing account of how the Internet is radically changing • Looks at the language of a full range of the way we use language. This second edition has been Internet phenomena—email, chat rooms, thoroughly updated to account for more recent the web, instant messaging and blogs phenomena, with a brand new chapter on blogging and • Written by one of the world's leading instant messaging. authorities on language issues

David Crystal is a leading authority on language, and author of many Cambridge books, including Language Death (2000), Literary Studies English as a Global Language (1997), Cambridge 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 300 pp. September Encyclopedia of Language (1997), and Cambridge 0-521-86859-9 Hardback $28.00 ($32.95 CAD) G Encyclopedia of the English Language (Cambridge, 1995). In 978-0-521-86859-4 1995 he received an Order of the British Empire for his services to Previous Edition Hb (2001): 0-521-80212-1 the English language. 31 General Interest Forbidden Words Taboo and the Censoring of Language Keith Allan Monash University, Melbourne, Australia Kate Burridge Monash University

Praise for Weeds in the Garden of Words (2005): “Unique among books about the social aspects of the English language published in this decade, this work combines an impressive breadth and depth of learning with a common touch and a readable style.” Library Journal

any words and expressions are viewed as taboo, such Mas those used to describe sex, our bodies and their functions, as well as those used to insult other people. This book provides a fascinating insight into taboo language and its role in everyday life. It looks at the ways we use language to be polite or impolite, politically correct or offensive, depending on whether we are ‘sweet-talking’, ‘straight-talking’ or being deliberately rude. Using a range of colorful examples, it shows how we use language in order to swear or insult, or at the same time, be politically correct, and what our motivations are for doing so.

Contents: • Describes a wide range of taboo language— ranging from mildly impolite to truly 1. Taboos and their origins; 2. Sweet talking and offensive offensive speech language; 3. Bad language? Jargon, slang, swearing, insult; • Examines why certain words are considered 4. The language of political correctness; 5.Linguistic taboo—and why we may choose to use purism and verbal hygiene; 6. Taboo, naming and them addressing; 7. Sex and bodily effluvia; 8. Food and smell; 9. Disease, death and killing; 10. Taboo, censoring and the human brain.

Literary Studies 6 × 9 220 pp. October Keith Allan is a reader in linguistics at Monash University. Kate 0-521-81960-1 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C Burridge is Chair of Linguistics at Monash University. She is a regular 978-0-521-81960-2 presenter of language segments on ABC Radio and the author of Blooming English (CUP 2004) and Weeds in the Garden of 0-521-52564-0 Paperback $19.99 ($23.95 CAD) A Words (CUP 2005). 978-0-521-52564-0 32 General Interest From Gutenberg to Google Electronic Representations of Literary Texts Peter L. Shillingsburg De Montfort University, Leicester, UK

eter Shillingsburg considers the potentials and pitfalls, Penhancements and distortions, achievements and inadequacies of electronic editions of literary texts. In tracing historical changes in the processes of composition, revision, production, distribution and reception, Shillingsburg reveals what is involved in the task of transferring texts from print to electronic media. He explores the potentials, some yet untapped, for electronic representations of printed works in ways that will make the electronic representation both more accurate and more rich than was ever possible with printed forms. However, he also keeps in mind the possible loss of the book as a material object and the negative consequences of technology.

Contents: Preface; 1. Manuscript, book, and text in the twenty-first century; 2. Complexity, endurance, accessibility, beauty, • Explores how the meanings of literary texts sophistication, and scholarship; 3. Script act theory; 4. are affected by their media format An electronic infrastructure for script acts; 5. Victorian • Surveys futuristic electronics editions and fiction: shapes shaping reading; 6. The dank cellar of archiving electronic texts; 7. Negotiating conflicting aims in textual • Re-examines the goals of scholarly editing scholarship; 8. Hagiolatry, cultural engineering, monument building, and other functions of scholarly editing; 9. The aesthetic object: ‘the subject of our mirth’; 10. Ignorance in literary studies; Bibliography.

Literary Studies 6 × 9 240 pp. September Peter L. Shillingsburg is Lecturer of English, Head of the English 0-521-86498-4 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C Research Committee, and Director of the Centre for Textual Studies at 978-0-521-86498-5 the School of English, Performance and Historical Studies, De Montfort University, Leicester, UK. His publications include William Makepeace 0-521-68347-5 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G Thackeray: A Literary Life (2001) and General Principles for 978-0-521-68347-0 Electronic Scholarly Editions (1997). 33 General Interest The Emergence of Probability A Philosophical Study of Early Ideas about Probability, Induction and Statistical Inference Second Edition Ian Hacking College de France, Paris

istorical records reveal that there was no real concept Hof probability in Europe before the mid-seventeenth century. Ian Hacking presents a philosophical critique of early ideas about probability, induction, and statistical inference and the development of the new concept in the fifteenth, sixteenth, and seventeenth centuries. Noting that contemporary debates still center around figures such as Pascal, Leibniz, and Jacques Bernoulli, Hacking invokes a wider intellectual framework encompassing the growth of science, economics, and the theology of the period. He argues that the early transformations that made it possible for probability concepts to emerge have constrained all subsequent development of probability theory and the space within which philosophical debate on the subject is • A new introduction contextualizes the book still conducted. in light of new work and philosophical trends since the first edition in 1975 • Traces the historical development of early Contents: ideas about probability, induction and statistical inference Introduction; 1. An absent family of ideas; 2. Duality; 3. Opinion; 4. Evidence; 5. Signs; 6. The first calculations; 7. The Roannez circle; 8. The great decision; 9. The art of thinking; 10. Probability and the law; 11. Expectation; 12. Political arithmetic; 13. Annuities; 14. Equipossibility; 15. Inductive logic; 16. The art of conjecturing; 17. The first limit theorem, 18. Design; 19. Induction

Philosophy 6 × 9 240 pp. September 0-521-86655-3 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86655-2 Ian Hacking holds the chair of Philosophy and History of Scientific Concepts at the College de France. He is the author of many books, 0-521-68557-5 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G including Representing and Intervening, The Taming of Chance, Probability and Inductive Logic, and most recently Historical 978-0-521-68557-3 Ontology. He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, the Previous Edition Hb (1975): 0-521-20460-7 American Academy of Arts and Science, and the British Academy. Previous Edition Pb (1984): 0-521-31803-3 34 General Interest Nietzsche: On the Genealogy of Morality and Other Writings Second Edition Editors Keith Ansell-Pearson University of Warwick, UK Carol Diethe Middlesex University, London

his book is a revised and updated edition of one of the Tmost successful volumes to appear in Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought. Keith Ansell-Pearson has modified his introduction to Nietzsche’s classic text, and Carol Diethe has incorporated a number of changes to the translation itself, reflecting the considerable advances in our understanding of Nietzsche in the twelve years since this edition first appeared.

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Philosophy Cambridge Texts in the History of Political Thought 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 240 pp. February 0-521-87123-9 Hardback $40.00 ($46.95 CAD)C Keith Ansell-Pearson is Professor of Philosophy and Director of 978-0-521-87123-5 Graduate Research at the University of Warwick. His books include Nietzsche Contra Rousseau: A Study of Nietzsche’s Moral and Political Thought (1996) and An Introduction to 0-521-69163-X Paperback $16.99 ($19.95 CAD) G Nietzsche as Political Thinker: The Perfect Nihilist (CUP 1994). 978-0-521-69163-5 Carol Diethe is a founder of the British Friedrich Nietzsche Previous Edition Hb (1994): 0-521-40459-2 Foundation and the author of Nietzsche’s Women: Beyond the Previous Edition Pb (1994): 0-521-40610-2 Whip (1996), among other works. 35 General Interest Kierkegaard: Fear and Trembling Editors C. Stephen Evans Baylor University, Baylor, TX Sylvia Walsh Stetson University, DeLand, FL

n his richly profound work, Soren Kierkegaard reflects Ipoetically and philosophically on the biblical story of God’s command to Abraham—that he sacrifice his son Isaac as a test of his faith to God. Was Abraham’s proposed action morally and religiously justified or murder? Is there an absolute duty to God? Was Abraham justified in remaining silent? In pondering these questions, Kierkegaard presents faith paradoxically—implying that it cannot be understood by reason and conventional morality. In doing so, he challenges the universalist ethics and immanental philosophy of modern German idealism, especially as represented by Kant and Hegel. Including an introduction by C. Stephen Evans which examines the ethical and religious issues raised by the text, this volume presents the first new English translation in twenty years.

• The first new English translation in twenty years • Enhanced with explanatory notes, guide to additional reading and extensive introduction • Introduction places text in historical and philosophical context

Philosophy Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy 6 × 9 150 pp. Available 0-521-84810-5 Hardback $50.00 ($58.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-84810-7 C. Stephen Evans is University Professor of Philosophy and Humanities at Baylor University. Sylvia Walsh is Scholar in Residence 0-521-61269-1 Paperback $16.99 ($19.95 CAD) G at Stetson University. 978-0-521-61269-2 36 General Interest The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology Editor Bryan S. Turner National University of Singapore, Singapor

eaturing over 600 entries, this volume is an Findispensable guide to the rappidly expanding field of sociology. Ranging from concise definitions to discursive essays written by leading international academics, the Dictionary offers a truly global perspective, examining both American and European traditions and approaches. Entries cover schools, theories, theorists and debates, Moreover, in addition to recognizing the richness of historical sociological traditions, the Dictionary also looks forward to new and evolving influences such as cultural change, genetics, globalization, information technologies, new wars and terrorism. Most entries incorporate references for further reading and a cross-referencing system enables easy access to related areas.

• A to Z format features a referencing system which helps readers grasp key concepts, relevant entries and bibliographic sources • Written with a global perspective covering important new developments in sociology as well as classical traditions • A discursive approach illustrates and debates concepts with diverse origins and contested meanings

Sociology 6 7/8 × 9 3/4 650 pp. September Bryan S. Turner is Professor of Sociology in the Asia Research 0-521-83290-X Hardback $90.00 ($105.95 CAD) C Institute at the National University of Singapore where he leads the 978-0-521-83290-8 research team for the Religion and Globalisation cluster. Professor Turner is the author of The New Medical Sociology (2004) and 0-521-54046-1 Paperback $39.99 ($46.95 CAD) G Society and Culture: Principles of Scarcity and Solidarity (with 978-0-521-54046-9 Chris Rojek, 2001). 37 General Interest The Cambridge Dictionary of Statistics Third Edition B.S. Everitt University of London, UK Praise for the Previous Edition: “Highly recommended for anyone interested in statistics.” Journal of the American Statistical Association “This is already the most useful book on my shelf...highly recommended.” The Statistician

f you use statistics and need easy access to simple, reliable Idefinitions and explanations of modern statistical and statistics—related concepts, then look no further than this dictionary. Over 3600 terms are defined, covering medical, survey, theoretical, and applied statistics, including computational aspects. Entries are provided for standard and specialized statistical software. In addition, short biographies of over 100 important statisticians are given. Definitions provide enough mathematical detail to clarify concepts and give standard formulae when these are helpful. The majority of definitions then give a reference to • Written by reputable expert in a book or article where the user can seek further or more contemporary statistical practice specialized information, and many are accompanied by • Carefully chosen pointers to the literature give users access to information beyond graphical material to aid comprehension. basic definitions • Provides the ideal balance between concepts and details

Statistics 6 7/8 × 9 3/4 450 pp. September 134 figures 0-521-86039-3 Hardback $95.00 ($111.95 CAD)C 978-0-521-86039-0 B. S. Everitt is Professor Emeritus at the Institute of Psychiatry, Kings College London. He is the author of nearly 40 books on statistics and computing, including Medical Statistics from A to Z: A Guide for 0-521-69027-7 Paperback $45.00 ($52.95 CAD) G Clinicians and Medical Students (CUP 2003) and The Cambridge 978-0-521-69027-0 Dictionary of Statistics in the Medical Sciences (CUP 1995). Previous Edition Hb (2002): 0-521-81099-X 38 Cambridge Companions The Cambridge Companion The Cambridge Companion to Philip Roth to Wallace Stevens Editor Editor Timothy Parrish John N. Serio Texas Christian University, Fort Worth, TX Clarkson University, Potsdam, NY

onsidered among the most influential and master of exquisite verse, the poet Wallace Cconsistently controversial writers of our age, AStevens (1879-1955) was specifically concerned Philip Roth (1933-) is now the author of more than with creating order from the “slovenly wilderness of twenty novels, numerous stories, two memoirs, and chaos.” Unlike other collections aimed at advanced- two books of literary criticism. Roth has used his level readers, this book provides an introductory writing to continually reinvent himself-and in doing overview of Wallace Stevens’ life and poetry. Leading so, has remade the American literary landscape. This Stevens scholars explain fundamental aspects of Companion provides the most comprehensive Stevens’ work. They chart his development during introduction to the works of this major American the four major decades of his productivity, author in a collection of newly commissioned essays elucidating both nineteenth- and twentieth-century from distinguished scholars. As a sensitive critic of influences. The essays explore prominent themes the American scene over four decades, Philip Roth and offer useful guidelines on how to respond to his continues to delight and/or infuriate readers with his distinctive voice and style. The book also contains a forceful satirical attacks on contemporary religion, chronology and a useful guide to further reading. politics, sexuality, and writing, among other topics. Contents and Contributors: Contents and Contributors: Introduction John N. Serio; 1. Wallace Stevens: a Introduction: Roth at mid-career Timothy Parrish; likeness Joan Richardson; 2. Stevens and 1. American-Jewish identity in Roth’s short fiction Harmonium Robert Rehder; 3. Stevens in the Victoria Aarons; 2. Roth, literary influence, and 1930s Alan Filreis; 4. Stevens and the supreme postmodernism Derek Parker Royal; 3. fiction Milton J. Bates; 5. Stevens’ late poetry B. J. Zuckerman Bound: the celebrant of silence Leggett; 6. Stevens and his contemporaries James Donald M. Kartiganer; 4. Roth and the Holocaust Longenbach; 7. Stevens and Romanticism Joseph Michael Rothberg; 5. Roth and Israel Emily Miller Carroll; 8. Stevens and Philosophy Bart Eeckhout; Budick; 6. Roth’s doubles Josh Cohen; 7. 9. Stevens’ seasonal cycles George S. Lensing; 10. Revisiting Roth’s psychoanalysts Jeffrey Berman; 8. Stevens and the lyric speaker Helen Vendler; 11. Roth and gender Debra Shostak; 9. Roth and Stevens and linguistic structure Beverly Maeder; ethnic identity Timothy Parrish; 10. Mourning 12. Stevens and painting Bonnie Costello; 13. and melancholia in Roth’s American Trilogy Mark Stevens and the feminine Jacqueline Vaught Shechner; 11. Roth’s autobiographical writings Brogan; 14. Stevens and belief David R. Jarraway; Hana Wirth-Nesher; Selected bibliography and Guide to further reading; Index. suggestions for further reading. Cambridge Companions to Literature Cambridge Companions to Literature 6 × 9 250 pp. February 6 × 9 240 pp. February 0-521-84956-X Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 0-521-86430-5 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD)C 978-0-521-84956-2 978-0-521-86430-5 0-521-61482-1 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 0-521-68293-2 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-61482-5 978-0-521-68293-0

39 Cambridge Companions The Cambridge Companion The Cambridge Companion to Wilkie Collins to Pushkin Editor Editor Jenny Bourne Taylor Andrew Kahn University of Sussex, UK University of Oxford, UK

he English novelist, playwright, and writer of lexander Pushkin (1799-1837) is considered a Tshort stories, William Wilkie Collins (1824- Afounding figure of Russian literature and 1889) was very popular in his time, and wrote 27 drama. In this Companion, leading scholars novels, more than 50 short stories, at least 15 plays, comprehensively analyze Pushkin’s work in several and over 100 pieces of non-fiction work. Jenny important contexts: the political context of Russia’s Bourne Taylor analyzes Wilkie Collins’s best known autocratic rule; the relation of his narrative poetry works—The Woman in White and The Moonstone— and drama to European predecessors, including in the context of his long writing career. In addition, Shakespeare and Hugo; experimentalism and Collins’s exploration of the tensions which lay attention to gender in his fiction; historical thought beneath Victorian society are covered in this and his place in the intellectual and literary Companion through a variety of critical approaches. networks of nineteenth-century Russia. Despite a A chronology and guide to further reading complete life cut short by a violent death, to his credit, it is the text in a volume that is indispensable reading for noted that he was almost the only writer of pre- all interested in William Wilkie Collins and his Revolutionary Russia who escaped the general work. condemnation of the Bolsheviks for representing Contents and Contributors: aristocratic culture. Introduction Jenny Bourne Taylor; 1. Collins's Contents and Contributors: career and the visual arts Tim Dolin; 2. The early Chronology; Map; Introduction; Part I. Texts and writing Anthea Trodd; 3. Collins's shorter fiction Contexts: 1. Pushkin’s life David Bethea and John Bowen; 4. Collins and the sensation novel Sergei Davydov; 2. Pushkin’s lyric identities Lyn Pykett; 5. The Moonstone, detective fiction Andrew Kahn; 3. Evgenii Onegin Marcus Levitt; and forensic science Ronald R. Thomas; 6. The 4. Pushkin’s drama Caryl Emerson; 5. Pushkin’s later novels Jenny Bourne Taylor; 7. The long poems and the epic impulse Michael professional writer and the literary marketplace Wachtel; 6. Prose fiction Irina Reyfman; 7. Graham Law; 8. The marriage plot and its Pushkin and politics Oleg Proskurin; 8. Pushkin alternatives Carolyn Dever; 9. Collins and and history Simon Dixon; 9. Pushkin and the art Victorian masculinity John Kucich; 10. Collins of the letter Mikhail Gronas; 10. Pushkin and and empire Lillian Nayder; 11. Difference and literary criticism William Mills Todd III; Part II. disability Kate Flint; 12. Collins and theatre Jim The Pushkinian tradition: 11. Pushkin in music Davis; 13. The afterlife of Wilkie Collins Rachel Boris Gasparov; 12. Pushkin and Russia Abroad Malik; Guide to further reading; Index. Robert Hughes; 13. Pushkin filmed: life stories, Cambridge Companions to Literature literary works and variations on the myth 6 × 9 240 pp. December Stephanie Sandler; 14. Pushkin in Soviet and post- 0-521-84038-4 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C Soviet culture Evgeny Dobrenko; Appendix on 978-0-521-84038-5 Verse-Forms; Guide to further reading. Cambridge Companions to Literature 0-521-54966-3 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G × 978-0-521-54966-0 6 9 240 pp. February 3 halftones/1 map 0-521-84367-7 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-84367-6

0-521-60471-0 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-60471-0 40 Cambridge Companions The Cambridge Companion The Cambridge Companion to Modern American Culture to the Irish Novel Christopher Bigsby John Wilson Foster University of East Anglia, UK University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada he Cambridge Companion to Modern American TCulture offers a comprehensive, authoritative he Cambridge Companion to the Irish Novel and accessible overview of the cultural themes and Tspans the tumultuous evolution of the Irish intellectual issues that drive the twentieth century’s novel from its blurred inception amidst romances, dominant culture. Exploring the social, political and picaresque narratives, rogue biographies and satires economic forces that have made America what it is during the seventeenth and early eighteenth today, this Companion shows how these contexts centuries through the national tales, political fictions impact upon twentieth-century American literature, and rollicking comic novels that characterized the cinema and art. nineteenth century. It considers as well the Contents and Contributors: modernist achievements of Moore and Joyce in the 1. What then is the American? Christopher early twentieth century, the anguished realism of the Bigsby; 2. The American century Godfrey Free State years, the post-modernism of O’Brien and Hodgson; 3. The regions and regionalism Richard Beckett, and, finally, the contemporary voices of King; 4. Immigration to the United States in the Banville, McCabe, Doyle, Toibin and others. twentieth century Roger Daniels; 5. Religion in Contents and Contributors: the United States in the twentieth century: 1900- Introduction John Wilson Foster; 1. The novel 1960 Peter W. Williams; 6. Shifting boundaries: before 1800 Aileen Douglas; 2. The national tale religion and the United States 1960-present Wade and allied genres, 1770s-1840 Miranda Burgess; 3. Clark Roof and Natalie Caron; 7. The Hispanic The novel of the big house Vera Kreilkamp; 4. background of the United States Nicolas Kanellos; The Gothic novel Siobhan Kilfeather; 5. Catholics 8. African Americans since 1900 Werner Sollors; and fiction during the Union (1801-1922) James 9. Asian Americans James Kyung-Jin Lee; 10. Women in the twentieth century S. J. Kleinberg; H. Murphy; 6. Irish modernisms, 1880-1930 11. Queer America Robert McRuer; 12. The road Adrian Frazier; 7. James Joyce Bruce Stewart; 8. to Empire: the United States, war and the Region, realism, and reaction, 1922-1972 Norman twentieth century Kenneth P. O’Brien; 13. The Vance; 9. The novel in Irish Alan Titley; 10. culture of the Cold War Stephen J. Whitfield; 14. Women novelists, 1930s-1960s Ann Owens Secret America: The CIA and American culture Weekes; 11. Two post-modern novelists: Samuel Hugh Wilford; 15. Vietnam and the 1960s John Beckett and Flann O’Brien Terence Brown; 12. Hellmann; 16. New York City and the struggle of Life writing in the twentieth century Elizabeth the modern Eric Homberger; 17. Music: sound: Grubgeld; 13. The novel and the Northern technology William Brooks; 18. African American Troubles Elmer Kennedy-Andrews; 14. music of the twentieth century Paul Oliver; 19. Contemporary Irish fiction Eve Patten. Hollywood cinema Walter Metz; 20. Popular Cambridge Companions to Literature culture Paul Buhle; 21. Theatre Brenda Murphy; 6 × 9 286 pp. November 22. Society and the novel in twentieth-century 0-521-86191-8 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C America Emory Elliott; 23. ‘Preferring the wrong 978-0-521-86191-5 way’: the ethical diversity of US twentieth-century poetry Tim Woods. 0-521-67996-6 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G Cambridge Companions to Culture 978-0-521-67996-1 6 × 9 510 pp. November 0-521-84132-1 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-84132-0

0-521-60109-6 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-60109-2 41 Cambridge Companions The Cambridge Companion The Cambridge Companion to Shakespeare’s Poetry to Feminist Literary Theory Editor Ellen Rooney Patrick Cheney Brown University, Providence, RI Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA ramatically influencing the way literary texts are ourteen leading international scholars provide Dread, taught and evaluated, feminist literary Faccessible and authoritative chapters on topics theory has deliberately transgressed traditional that range from Shakespeare’s seminal role in the boundaries between literature, philosophy and the development of English poetry, and his wide- social sciences in order to reveal how gender has been ranging practice of poetic form, and enigmatic role constructed and represented through language. This in print and manuscript culture, to his immersion in thought-provoking Companion presents a range of English Renaissance politics, religion, classicism, and approaches to the field. Some of its essays gender dynamics. Featuring individual chapters on demonstrate feminist critical principles at work in Venus and Adonis, The Rape of Lucrece, The analyzing texts, while others trace the development of Passionate Pilgrim, ‘The Phoenix and the Turtle’, the a particular feminist literary method. The essays draw Sonnets, and A Lover’s Complaint, the volume also on a range of primary material from the medieval includes chapters on the presence of poetry in the period to postmodernism and from several countries, dramatic works, on the relation between poetry and disciplines and genres. Each essay suggests additional performance, and on the reception and influence of reading to explore this dynamic field further. the poems. Contents and Contributors: Contents and Contributors: Introduction Ellen Rooney; Part I. Problematics Chronology; Preface; Introduction: Shakespeare’s Emerge: 1. On canons: anxious history and the Poetry in the twenty-first century Patrick Cheney; rise of black feminist literary studies Ann duCille; 1. Shakespeare and the development of English 2. Pleasure, resistance, and a feminist aesthetics of reading Geraldine Heng; 3. The literary politics of poetry William J. Kennedy; 2. Rhetoric, style, and feminist theory Ellen Rooney; Part II. In poetic form John Roe; 3. Print and manuscript Feminism’s Wake: Genre, Period, Form: 4. What Lukas Erne; 4. Venus and Adonis Coppélia Kahn; feminism did to novel studies Nancy Armstrong; 5. The Rape of Lucrece Catherine Belsey; 6. The 5. Autobiography and the feminist subject Linda Passionate Pilgrim and ‘The Phoenix and Turtle’ Anderson; 6. Modernisms and feminisms James P. Bednarz; 7. The Sonnets Michael Katherine Mullin; 7. French feminisms’ ècriture Schoenfeldt; 8. A Lover’s Complaint Katherine fèminine Kari Weil; 8. Feminism and popular Rowe; 9. Poetry, politics, and religion Andrew culture Nickianne Moody; Part III. Feminist Hadfield; 10. Love, beauty, and sexuality Danielle Theories in Play: 9. Poststructuralism: theory as Clarke; 11. Shakespeare and classicism Heather critical self-consciousness Rey Chow; 10. On James; 12. Poetry in Shakespeare’s plays Patrick common ground: feminist theory and critical race Cheney; 13. Poetry and performance David studies Rashmi Varma; 11. Feminists theorize Schalkwyk; 14. Reception and influence Sasha colonial/postcolonial Rosemary Marangoly Roberts; Reference works on Shakespeare’s poetry. George; 12. Feminist psychoanalytic literary Cambridge Companions to Literature criticism Elizabeth Weed; 13. Queer politics, 6 × 9 320 pp. January queer theory, and the future of identity: spiralling 0-521-84627-7 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C out of culture Berthold Schoene. 978-0-521-84627-1 Cambridge Companions to Literature 6 × 9 330 pp. Available 0-521-60864-3 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G 0-521-80706-9 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-60864-0 978-0-521-80706-7

0-521-00168-4 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-00168-7 42 Cambridge Companions The Cambridge Companion The Cambridge Companion to the Actress to Brian Friel Editors Editor Maggie B. Gale Anthony Roche University of Manchester, UK University College Dublin, Ireland John Stokes University of London inning an international reputation through such acclaimed works as Translations (1980) his Companion examines, from various W and Dancing at Lughnasa (1990), Brian Friel (1929-) perspectives, the social and cultural role of the T is widely recognized as Ireland’s greatest living actress throughout history and across continents. playwright. This collection of specially Each essay focuses on a particular stage in her commissioned essays includes contributions from development. leading commentators on Friel’s work (including Contents and Contributors: two fellow playwrights) and explores the entire range Part I. Turning points: 1. Revolution, legislation of his career from his 1964 breakthrough with and autonomy Gilli Bush-Bailey; 2. Spectacle, Philadelphia, Here I Come! to his most recent success intellect and authority: the actress in the in Dublin and London with The Home Place eighteenth century Elizabeth Eger; 3. Cultural (2005). The essays approach Friel’s plays as literary formations: the nineteenth-century touring actress texts and as performed drama—for students of and her international audiences Gail Marshall; 4. English and Theatre Studies, as well as theatregoers. The actress as photographic icon: from early photography to early film David Mayer; 5. The Considering Friel’s lesser-known works alongside his actress and the profession: training in England in more celebrated plays, the collection provides a the twentieth century Lucie Sutherland; 6. “Out comprehensive critical survey of his career, inlcuding of the ordinary”: exercising restraint in the post- a chronology and further reading suggestions. war years John Stokes; 7. Icons and labourers: Contents and Contributors: some political actresses Tony Howard; Part II. 1. Introduction Anthony Roche; 2. The early plays Professional opportunities: 8. The actress as Thomas Kilroy; 3. Surviving the sixties: three manager Jo Robinson; 9. By herself: the actress plays by Brian Friel 1968-1971 Frank and autobiography, 1755-1939 Viv Gardner; 10. McGuinness; 4. Friel and the Northern Ireland The screen actress from silence to sound Christine “Troubles” play Stephen Watt; 5. Family affairs: Gledhill; 11. “Side doors and service elevators”: Friel’s plays of the late seventies Anthony Roche; racial constraints for actresses of colour Lynette 6. Five ways of looking at Faith Healer Nicholas Goddard; Part III. Genre, form and tradition: 12. Grene; 7. Translations, the Field Day debate and Mirroring men: the actress in drag Jacky Bratton; the re-imagining of Irish identity Martine Pelletier; 13. “Studies in hysteria”: actress and courtesan, 8. Dancing at Lughnasa and the unfinished revolution Helen Lojek; 9. The late plays George Sarah Bernhardt and Mrs Patrick Campbell Elaine O’Brien; 10. Friel’s Irish Russia Richard Pine; 11. Aston; 14. Beyond the muse: the Spanish actress Friel and performance history Patrick Burke; 12. as collaborator Maria M. Delgado; 15. Going solo: Friel’s dramaturgy: the visual dimension Richard an historical perspective on the actress and the Allen Cave; 13. Performativity, unruly bodies and monologue Maggie B. Gale; 16. Changing gender in Brian Friel’s drama Anna McMullan; 14. Shakespeare Penny Gay. Brian Friel as postcolonial playwright Csilla Cambridge Companions to Literature Bertha; Select Bibliography; Index. 6 × 9 320 pp. January Cambridge Companions to Literature 25 halftones 6 × 9 230 pp. November 0-521-84606-4 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 0-521-85399-0 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-84606-6 978-0-521-85399-6

0-521-60854-6 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G 0-521-66686-4 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-60854-1 978-0-521-66686-2 43 Cambridge Companions The Cambridge Companion The Cambridge Companion to Brecht to Molière Editors Editors Peter Thomson David Bradby University of Exeter, UK University of London, UK Glendyr Sacks Andrew Calder University of Exeter University of London his Companion brings together the contrasting his Companion evokes Molière’s theatrical Tviews of major critics and professionals on the Tcareer, theatres, patrons, the performers and complex and controversial writer Bertolt Brecht theatre staff with whom he worked, as well as the (1898-1956). various publics he and his troupes entertained with Contents and Contributors: such success. The Companion also looks at modern A Brecht calendar Glendyr Sacks; Preface; Part I. directors’ theatre, exploring the central role played Context and life: 1. Brecht’s Germany: 1898-1933 by productions of his work in successive Eve Rosenhaft; 2. Brecht’s Lives Peter Thomson; ‘revolutions’ in the dramatic arts in France. 3. Brecht and cabaret Oliver Double and Michael Contents and Contributors: Wilson; Part II. The plays: 4. Brecht’s early plays Preface; Acknowledgements; Chronology; 1. The Tony Meech; 5. The Threepenny Opera Stephen career strategy of an actor turned playwright: ‘de McNeff; 6. Brecht’s clowns: Man is Man and after l’audace, encore de l’audace, toujours de l’audace’ Joel Schechter; 7. Learning for a new society: the Marie-Claude Canova-Green; 2. The material Lehrstück; 8. The Good Person of Szechwan conditions of Molière’s stage Jan Clarke; 3. The Christopher McCullough; 9. Mother Courage and master and the mirror: Scaramouche and Molière Her Children Robert Leach; 10. Life of Galileo: Stephen Knapper; 4. Molière as satirist Larry F. between contemplation and the command to Norman; 5. How (and why) not to take Molière too participate Catherine Turner; 11. The Caucasian seriously Richard Parish; 6. L’Avare or Harpagon’s Chalk Circle: the view from Europe Maria masterclass in comedy Robert McBride; 7. Laughter Shevtsova; Part III. Theories and practices: 12. and irony in Le Misanthrope Andrew Calder; 8. Brecht and the Berliner ensemble - the making of Comèdies-ballets Charles Mazouer; 9. Le Bourgeois a model Carl Weber; 13. Revolutionising theatre: gentilhomme: Molière and music John S. Powell; 10. Brecht’s reinvention of the dramaturg Mary Medicine and entertainment in Le Malade imaginaire Julia Prest; 11. Molière and the teaching Luckhurst; 14. Key words in Brecht’s theory and of Frenchness: Les Femmes savantes as a case study practice of theatre Peter Brooker; 15. Brecht’s Ralph Albanese, Jr.; 12. L’Ècole des femmes: poetry Philip Thomson; 16. Brecht and music: matrimony and the laws of chance Roxanne Lalande; theory and practice Kim H. Kowalke; 17. Brecht 13. Molière nationalised: Tartuffe on the British stage and stage design: the Bühnenbuildner and the from the Restoration to the present day Noël Bühnenbauer Christopher Baugh; 18. Actors on Peacock; 14. Landmark twentieth-century Brecht Margaret Eddershaw; 19. Brecht and film productions of Molière: a transatlantic perspective on Martin Brady; Bibliography. Molière: mise en scène and its historiography Jim Cambridge Companions to Literature Carmody; 15. 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In cutting-edge scholarship from leading international this volume, an authoritative international cast of scholars in the long eighteenth century. It offers contributors presents an assessment of the poet, his original insights into the world of the stage, its most work, its themes and its reception. influential playwrights and the professional lives of Contents and Contributors: celebrated performers such as James Quin, George Introduction Stephen Harrison; Part I. Orientations: Anne Bellamy, John Philip Kemble, Dora Jordan, 1. Horace: life and chronology Robin Nisbet; 2. Fanny Abington and Sarah Siddons. The volume Horatian self-representations Stephen Harrison; 3. includes essential chapters about eighteenth-century Horace and archaic Greek poetry Gregory acting, production and audiences, important surveys Hutchinson; 4. Horace and Hellenistic poetry Richard Thomas; 5. Horace and Roman literary history of key theatrical forms such as tragedy, comedy, Richard Tarrant; 6. 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he living scriptural heritage of more than a hereas the standard approach to introducing Tbillion people, the Qur’an speaks with a Wthe gospels focuses only on historical powerful voice. As in other scriptural religions, Islam questions—authorship, date, historical setting and has cultivated an extensive historic tradition of literary genre, this Companion considers the gospels interpretation for its holy book. Nevertheless, efforts as teaching texts of Christian scripture which have to introduce the Qur’an and its intellectual heritage inspired the faith and worship of church followers to English-speaking audiences have been hampered throughout the ages and continue to do so in the by the lack of accessible and available resources. In a twenty-first century. Including theologians and discerning summation of the field, Jane McAuliffe ethicists, as well as New Testament scholars, the brings together an international team of scholars to volume’s impressive group of contributors review the explain its complexities. implications of the texts in the context of the Contents and Contributors: ancient past as well as the contemporary present. Introduction; Part 1. Formation of the quranic Contents and Contributors: text:1 The historical context Fred M. Donner; 2. Introduction Stephen C. Barton; Part I. Creation of a fixed text Claude Gilliot; 3. Approaching the Gospels--Context and Method: Alternative accounts of the Qur’an’s formation 1. What is a gospel? Loveday Alexander; 2. The Harald Motzki; Part II. Description and analysis: fourfold gospel Francis Watson; 3. The canonical 4. Themes and topics Daniel A. Madigan; 5. matrix of the gospels Richard B. Hays; 4. The Structural, linguistic and literary features Angelika gospels and 'the historical Jesus' Stephen E. Fowl; Neuwirth; 6. Recitation and aesthetic reception 5. The gospels and the reader Sandra M. William A. Graham and Navid Kermani; Part III. Schneiders; Part II. The Gospels as Witnesses to Transmission and dissemination; 7. From palm Christ–Content and Interpretation: 6. The Gospel leaves to the Internet Fred Leemhuis; 8. according to Matthew Stephen C. Barton; 7. The Inscriptions in art and architecture Sheila Blair Gospel according to Mark Joel B. Green; 8. The and Jonathan Bloom; Part IV. Interpretations and Gospel according to Luke John T. Squires; 9. The intellectual traditions: 9. The tasks and traditions Gospel according to John Marianne Meye of interpretation Jane Dammen Mcauliffe; 10. Thompson; Part III. The Afterlife of the Multiple areas of influence Alexander Knysh; 11. Gospels–Impact on Church and Society: 10. The Western scholarship and the Qur’an Andrew gospels and the development of doctrine Frances Rippin; Part V. Contemporary readings: 12. Young; 11. The gospels embodied: the lives of Women’s readings of the Qur’an Asma Barlas; 13. saints and martyrs David Matzko McCarthy; 12. Political interpretation of the Qur’an Stefan Wild; Praying the gospels: spirituality and worship 14. The Qur’an and other religions Abdulaziz Gordon Mursell; 13. Living the gospels: morality Sachedina and politics Scott Bader-Saye. Cambridge Companions to Religion Cambridge Companions to Religion 6 × 9 320 pp. December 6 × 9 304 pp. November 14 halftones 0-521-80766-2 Hardback $65.00 ($76.95 CAD) C 0-521-83160-1 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-80766-1 978-0-521-83160-4 0-521-00261-3 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 0-521-53934-X Paperback $26.99 ($31.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-00261-5 978-0-521-53934-0

46 Cambridge Companions The Cambridge Companion The Cambridge Companion to Jonathan Edwards to Atheism Editor Editor Stephen J. Stein Michael Martin Indiana University, Bloomington, IN Boston University, Boston, MA his Companion presents original essays by ong recognized as “America’s theologian,” eighteen of the world’s leading scholars on Jonathan Edwards (1703-1758) is seen as T L various aspects of atheism: its ancient and modern instrumental in the Great Awakening of the 1740s history as well as arguments for the defense of its that gripped much of New England and that laid position and their implications. The topic is the groundwork for an American Protestant religious examined in terms of its implications for a wide identity. This Cambridge Companion offers a range of disciplines—including philosophy, religion, general, comprehensive introduction to Jonathan feminism, postmodernism, sociology and Edwards and examines his life and works from psychology. In defense of its position, both classical various disciplinary perspectives, including history, and contemporary theistic arguments are analyzed— literature, theology, religious studies, and including evil and impossibility arguments, along philosophy. The book consists of sixteen chapters with the argument for a non-religious basis for written by leading religious scholars, historians and morality. Michael Martin provides a broad literary critics on Edwards’ life, work, and legacy. understanding of atheism and a lucid introduction The Companion will be an invaluable aid to to a controversial topic. teachers and scholars and will be imminently accessible to those encountering Edwards for the Contents and Contributors: first time. I. Background: 1. Atheism in Antiquity Jan Bremmer; 2. Atheism in Modern History Gavin Contents and Contributors: Hyman; 3. Atheism: Contemporary Rates and Introduction Stephen J. Stein; Part I Life and Contemporary Patterns Phil Zuckerman; II. The Context; 1. Biography George M. Marsden; 2. Case Against Theism: 4. Theistic Critiques of Personal Writings Kenneth P. Minkema; 3. New Atheism William Lane Craig; 5. The Failure of England Background David D. Hall; 4. The Age Classical Theistic Arguments Richard Gale; 6. of Enlightenment Avihu Zakia; Part II Roles and Some Contemporary Theistic Arguments Keith Achievements; 5. Preacher Wilson H. Kimnach; 6. Parsons; 7. Naturalism and Physicalism Evans Revivalist Harry S. Stout; 7. Theologian E. Brooks Fales; 8. Atheism and Evolution Daniel Dennett; Holifield; 8. Philosopher Stephen H. Daniel; 9. 9. The Autonomy of Ethics David Brink; 10. The Exegete Stephen J. Stein; 10. Missionary Rachel Argument from Evil Andrea Weisberger; 11. M. Wheeler; Part III Legacy and Reputation; 11. Kalam Cosmological Argument for Atheism Evangelical Tradition Douglas A. Sweeney; 12. Quentin Smith; 12. Impossibility Arguments Reputation Abroad David Bebbington; 13. Patrick Grim; III. Implications: 13. 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He nature of philosophical inquiry during the transformed mainstream philosophy by defining its seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Exploring one central task as asking the “question of being,” and he of the most innovative periods in the history of has had a profound impact on fields such as literary Western philosophy, it extends from Montaigne, theory, theology, psychotherapy, political theory, Bacon and Descartes through Hume and Kant. aesthetics, and environmental studies. This new During this period, philosophers initiated and edition of The Cambridge Companion to Heidegger responded to major intellectual developments in draws attention to the new material that appears in natural science, religion, and politics, transforming in Heidegger’s collected works, as well as new the process concepts and doctrines inherited from approaches to scholarship that have emerged since ancient and medieval philosophy. 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ambridge Introductions to Literature Caddress fundamental issues required to pursue a basic course of literary study. The Cambridge Introduction Written by leading scholars, they provide to the American Short Story a general topic with accessible and Martin Scofield comprehensive coverage of its University of Kent, Canterbury, UK development. his wide-ranging introduction to the short story Ttradition in the U.S. traces the genre from its beginnings in the early nineteenth century with Irving, Chopin and Poe through Fitzgerald, Hemingway and Faulkner to Carver and Wolff. The major writers in the genre are covered in depth through a general review of their work as well as a detailed analysis of a number of examples of individual stories. Offering a comprehensive and accessible guide to this rich literary tradition, The Cambridge Introduction to the American Short Story will be invaluable to students and readers looking for critical approaches to the short story and wishing to deepen their understanding of how authors have approached and developed this fascinating and challenging genre. • Broad coverage of American short story writers from Twain to the present day Cambridge Introductions to Literature 6 × 9 260 pp. September 0-521-82643-8 Hardback $65.00 ($76.95 CAD)C 978-0-521-82643-3

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50 Cambridge Introductions to Literature The Cambridge Introduction The Cambridge Introduction to James Joyce to Jane Austen Eric Bulson Janet Todd Columbia University, New York, NY University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK ames Joyce is one of modern literature’s most ane Austen (1775-1817) wrote comedies of Jimportant authors, yet those approaching his Jmanners that satirically depicted the self-absorbed work for the first time often find it difficult. This eighteenth-century world of provincial English introduction provides all the essential facts about gentry. This accessible introduction to Austen is Joyce’s life and works, and explains the contexts in essential for students discovering her novels for the which he was writing. All Joyce’s major works, first time, as well as readers who want to deepen including Ulysses, Finnegans Wake and Dubliners, are their understanding of her work. Each novel is covered, and Bulson provides many suggestions for discussed in a chapter, and suggestions for further further exploration. reading are also included. • Clear explanations of main Joycean themes • Overview of Austen’s life, work, and contexts Cambridge Introductions to Literature Cambridge Introductions to Literature 6 × 9 180 pp. September 6 × 9 160 pp. October 0-521-84037-6 Hardback $50.00 ($58.95 CAD) C 1 halftone 978-0-521-84037-8 0-521-85806-2 Hardback $55.00 ($64.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-85806-9 0-521-54965-5 Paperback $19.99 ($23.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-54965-3 0-521-67469-7 Paperback $19.99 ($23.95 CAD) G Eric Bulson is Lecturer in the Department of English and Comparative 978-0-521-67469-0 Literature at Columbia University. Janet Todd is Professor of English at the University of Aberdeen. The Cambridge Introduction The Cambridge Introduction to T.S. Eliot to W.B. Yeats John Xiros Cooper David Holdeman University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British University of North Texas, Denton, TX Columbia, Canada his introduction examines Yeats’ poems, plays .S. Eliot’s writings as literary critic and Tand stories in relation to biographical, literary, Tcommentator on modern culture and society and historical contexts and is based on the most continue to be profoundly influential. Providing a recent exhaustive research drawn from biographies, comprehensive introduction to key aspects of Eliot’s letters, manuscripts and other critical accounts. life and work, as well as to the wider contexts of Holdeman provides instant access to the world of modernism in which he wrote, John Xiros Cooper current Yeats scholarship as well as essential facts explains how Eliot was influenced by the intellectual about his life and literary career and suggestions for climate of both twentieth-century Britain and further reading. America, and how he became a key cultural figure • Includes the basic facts as well as up-to-date on both sides of the Atlantic. critical approaches • Lucid entrée to Eliot’s life, works, and context Cambridge Introductions to Literature Cambridge Introductions to Literature 6 × 9 160 pp. September 6 × 9 160 pp. October 0-521-83855-X Hardback $65.00 ($76.95 CAD) C 0-521-83888-6 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-83855-9 978-0-521-83888-7 0-521-54737-7 Paperback $19.99 ($23.95 CAD) G 0-521-54759-8 Paperback $19.99 ($23.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-54737-6 978-0-521-54759-8 David Holdeman is Professor of English at the University of North John Xiros Cooper is Professor of English and Assistant Dean in the Texas. Faculty of Arts at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver.

51 Cambridge Introductions to Literature The Cambridge Introduction The Cambridge Introduction to Samuel Beckett to Joseph Conrad Ronan McDonald John G. Peters University of Reading, UK University of North Texas, Denton, TX amuel Beckett’s (1906-1989) work has extended ne of the most intriguing modernist novelists, Sthe possibilities of drama and fiction in OJoseph Conrad continues to delight twenty- unprecedented ways, bringing to the theater and the first-century readers. This introduction is geared to novel an acute awareness of the absurdity of human first-time readers of his work. John Peters explains existence. This introduction is concerned, how the themes of travel, exploration and racial and respectively, with his life, intellectual and cultural ethnic conflict are explored in his major works, contexts, plays, prose, and critical response. Nostromo, Lord Jim and Heart of Darkness, as well as Chapters provide an analysis of his major plays, his short stories. He provides an essential overview including Waiting for Godot, Endgame, and Happy of Conrad’s fascinating life and career. Days as well as his major prose works. • A study of travel, exploration and racial and • Identifies key topics relevant to Beckett study ethnic conflict in Conrad’s work Cambridge Introductions to Literature Cambridge Introductions to Literature 6 × 9 160 pp. November 6 × 9 160 pp. October 0-521-83856-8 Hardback $55.00 ($64.95 CAD) C 0-521-83972-6 Hardback $50.00 ($58.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-83856-6 978-0-521-83972-3

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This informative introduction Charles II, Thomson introduces the modern English explains the importance of the Bloomsbury group in theatre by breaking off at key dates in order to her work and covers the major works in detail, explore both continuity and innovation. Familiar including To the Lighthouse, Mrs. Dalloway, The names and well-known plays are considered along Waves and key short stories. with the forgotten and neglected. • A comprehensive guide to Woolf’s entire career • Places theatre in its cultural and political context Cambridge Introductions to Literature Cambridge Introductions to Literature × 6 × 9 160 pp. September 6 9 300 pp. November 0-521-83883-5 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 32 halftones 978-0-521-83883-2 0-521-83925-4 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-83925-9 0-521-54756-3 Paperback $19.99 ($23.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-54756-7 0-521-54790-3 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-54790-1 Jane Goldman is Senior Lecturer in English and American Literature at the University of Dundee. Peter Thomson is Emeritus Professor of Drama, University of Exeter. 52 Featured Academic Theater The Cambridge Introduction Shakespeare and the to Early English Theatre American Popular Stage Janette Dillon Frances Teague University of Nottingham, UK University of Georgia, Athens, GA his introduction offers an overview of early n the history of Broadway, more musicals have TEnglish theatre from the late medieval period to Idrawn on Shakespeare than any other author. the closing of the theatres in 1642. Where most Shakespearean based musicals like Kiss Me, Kate and existing studies focus on “medieval” and “early West Side Story reveal much about America’s culture, modern” or “Renaissance” drama, this book as well as failed musicals such as Swingin’ the Dream. examines the theatre of nearly three centuries in a Covering over twenty Shakespeare musicals, Teague way that highlights continuities as well as divisions. demonstrates the strength of Shakespeare’s presence • An introduction to English drama from the in the U.S. from the revolutionary war to the medieval period through to 1642 present. Cambridge Introductions to Literature 6 × 9 200 pp. November 6 × 9 300 pp. Available 19 halftones/1 table 23 halftones/4 tables 0-521-86187-X Hardback $85.00 ($99.95 CAD) C 0-521-83474-0 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86187-8 978-0-521-83474-2 0-521-67992-3 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 0-521-54251-0 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-67992-3 978-0-521-54251-7 Frances Teague is Josiah Meigs Professor of English at the University of Georgia. Janette Dillon is Professor of Drama at the School of English, University of Nottingham. Performing Shakespeare’s The Actor and the Audience Tragedies Today in the Modern Theatre The Actor’s Perspective Nicholas Ridout Michael Dobson University of London, UK University of London, UK hy do actors get stage fright? Why is it so hat does it mean to perform Shakespeare’s Whard not to collapse into helpless laughter WElizabethan and Jacobean tragedies in the when things go wrong? Nicholas Ridout explains the modern theatre? This book brings together the difference between these apparently unwanted and reflections of a number of major classical actors. anomalous phenomena and the wider social and Concentrating on the ‘great’ tragedies—Hamlet, political meanings of the modern theatre. Utilizing Othello, Macbeth and King Lear—it offers insights case studies of work by the Royal Shakespeare into some of the most demanding roles that can Company, Societas Raffaello Sanzio and Forced only be obtained by playing them. Ten perceptive Entertainment, he answers questions usually ignored and articulate performers share personal trade secrets by theatre scholarship but of enduring interest to about what techniques they use when approaching theatre professionals and audiences alike. tragic roles in Shakespeare’s most challenging plays. • Offers a full theorization of stage fright, animals 6 × 9 180 pp. February on stage, and other anomalies 10 halftones Theatre and Performance Theory 0-521-85509-8 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 5 1/2 × 8 250 pp. September 978-0-521-85509-9 0-521-85208-0 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 0-521-67122-1 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 0-521-61756-1 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-67122-4 Nicholas Ridout is Lecturer in Performance at Queen Mary, University Michael Dobson is Professor of Shakespeare Studies at Birkbeck of London. College, University of London.

53 Theater / Literary Studies Featured Academic

Chekhov: The Cherry Orchard Now in Paperback James N. Loehlin University of Texas, Austin, TX Novel Relations The Transformation of Kinship in English eginning with the 1904 premiere at Literature and Culture, 1748–1818 Stanislavsky’s Moscow Art Theatre, this study B Ruth Perry traces the performance history of this landmark play. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Considering the work of such directors as Anatoly Praise for the Hardcover Edition: Efros, Giorgio Strehler, Peter Brook, and Peter Stein, “…Adds considerably to our understanding of Austen’s world.” it explores the way different artists, periods and The New York Review of Books cultures have reinvented this poignant comedy of uth Perry describes the transformation of the failure and hope. REnglish family as a function of several major Plays in Production social changes taking place in the eighteenth 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 250 pp. November 13 halftones century, including the development of a market 0-521-82593-8 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C economy and waged labor, enclosure and the 978-0-521-82593-1 redistribution of land, urbanization, the ‘rise’ of the 0-521-53330-9 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G middle class, and the development of print culture. 978-0-521-53330-0 She focuses particularly on the effect these changes James N. Loehlin is currently Director of the Shakespeare at Winedale had on women. program at the University of Texas. He is the editor of Romeo and 6 × 9 476 pp. Available Juliet in the Cambridge Shakespeare in Production series (2002), and 0-521-68790-X Paperback $35.99 ($41.95 CAD) G of Henry V (Shakespeare in Performance, 1996). 978-0-521-68790-4 Hb ISBN (2004): 0-521-83694-8 Ruth Perry is a Professor of Literature at MIT. ‘Hamlet’ without Hamlet Now Margreta de Grazia in Paperback University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA Jane Austen in Context amlet’ Without Hamlet challenges the popular Hconception of Shakespeare’s Hamlet as an Editor introverted figure and reveals the play as a drama of Janet Todd princely dispossession set in a volatile political University of Aberdeen, Scotland, UK context. It traces 400 years of Hamlet’s impact and xploring many aspects of Jane Austen's life, evolution, from its early reception through the long Eworks and historical context, this engaging and ongoing tradition which values Hamlet as the collection of essays provides the most complete one- hero of modern consciousness. No longer the volume introduction to her life and times. The independent nomad of the critical tradition, Hamlet generously illustrated contributions are arranged emerges from this book firmly embedded in the alphabetically, and cover topics ranging from worldy and otherworldly makings of his play. biography to portraits, critical responses to 6 × 9 300 pp. February translations, and agriculture to transport. The 21 halftones volume features an essay on the critical reception of 0-521-87025-9 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C Austen's work, showing how criticism of Austen has 978-0-521-87025-2 reflected literary movements and fashions. 0-521-69036-6 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G • Concise essays cover many aspects of Austen's life 978-0-521-69036-2 and times Margreta de Grazia is Joseph B. Glossberg Term Professor in the The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Jane Austen Humanities, Department of English at the University of Pennsylvania. 5 1/2 × 8 420 pp. November 43 halftones 0-521-68853-1 978-0-521-68853-6 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G 54 Featured Academic Literary Studies Nineteenth-Century Twentieth-Century American American Fiction on Screen Fiction on Screen Editor Editor R. Barton Palmer R. Barton Palmer Clemson University, Clemson, SC Clemson University, Clemson, SC

he process of translating works of literature to anging from F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Last Tthe silver screen has proven an increasingly rich RTycoon to Toni Morrison’s Beloved, the essays in field of study for students as well as scholars of this collection analyze major film adaptations of literature and cinema. The fourteen essays that significant twentieth-century American fiction. The comprise this anthology provide an up-to-date contributors to this anthology explore the ways survey of important films based on, or inspired by, political and historical contexts have affected the nineteenth-century American fiction, from James transfer from book to screen, and the new Fenimore Cooper’s The Last of the Mohicans to perspectives that films bring to literary works. In Owen Wister’s The Virginian. Many of the major particular, they examine how twentieth-century works of the American canon are covered, including literary modes of realism, modernism, and The Scarlet Letter, Moby Dick and Sister Carrie. postmodernism have influenced the forms of Written accessibly, the volume includes details of modern cinema. The contributions include details adaptation, production and reception, as well as on adaptation, production and reception as well as production photographs and filmographies. production photographs and filmographies. Combined with its companion volume on Together with its companion volume on nineteenth- twentieth-century fiction, the work offers a century fiction, the volume offers a comprehensive comprehensive account of the rich tradition of account of the rich tradition of American literature American literature on screen. on screen. • Discusses some of the most famous works in the • Interdisciplinary essays on the film adaptations of American canon and their adaptations some of the most famous twentieth-century 6 × 9 300 pp. November American literary works 12 halftones 6 × 9 260 pp. October 0-521-84221-2 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 15 halftones 978-0-521-84221-1 0-521-83444-9 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-83444-5 0-521-60316-1 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-60316-4 0-521-54230-8 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G R. Barton Palmer is Calhoun Lemon Professor of English at Clemson 978-0-521-54230-2 University, South Carolina.

55 Music / Philosophy Featured Academic Spinoza’s Ethics An Introduction Steven Nadler University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI

pinoza’s Ethics is one of the most remarkable, Simportant, and difficult books in the history of philosophy: a treatise simultaneously on metaphysics, knowledge, philosophical psychology, moral philosophy, and political philosophy. It presents, in Spinoza’s famous ‘geometric method’, The Cambridge History of his radical views on God, Nature, the human being, and happiness. In this wide-ranging introduction to Western Music Theory the work, Steven Nadler explains the doctrines and Editor arguments of the Ethics, and demonstrates why Thomas Christensen Spinoza’s endlessly fascinating ideas may have been University of Chicago, Chicago, IL so troubling to his contemporaries, as well as why ompiled by leading music theorists and they are still highly relevant today. Chistorians, this unique reference work traces the Contents: rich panorama of theoretical musical thought from Preface; 1. Spinoza’s life and works; 2. The the Ancient Greeks to the present day. Recognizing geometric method; 3. On God: substance; 4. On the variety and complexity of music theory, the God: necessity and determinism; 5. The human volume is organized in a number of ways. Some being; 6. Knowledge and will; 7. The passions; 8. chapters are defined chronologically by historical Virtue and ‘the free man’; 9. Eternity and period, while others are defined theoretically, blessedness. spanning longer historical periods. Together the • A careful analysis of the Ethics which closely thirty-one chapters present a synthetic overview of follows the order of topics as discussed in the fascinating and complex subject of historical Spinoza’s work music theory. An invaluable resource for students as • Spinoza’s thought examined in relation to his well as scholars, the history is richly enhanced with peers, ancient thinkers and contemporary philosophers illustrations, graphics, examples and cross-citations as well as being thoroughly indexed and Cambridge Introductions to Key Philosophical Texts 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 270 pp. June supplemented by comprehensive bibliographies of 0-521-83620-4 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C the most important primary and secondary 978-0-521-83620-3 literature. • Covers theoretical musical thought from the 0-521-54479-3 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G Ancient Greeks to the present day 978-0-521-54479-5 • Ample cross references and comprehensive Steven Nadler is Professor of Philosophy at the University of bibliographies enhance accessibility Wisconsin-Madison. He is author of Spinoza: A Life (1999) and editor of The Cambridge Companion to Malebranche (2000). • Compiled by leading music theorists and historians Cambridge History of Music 6 × 9 1024 pp. Available 35 halftones/85 figures 0-521-68698-9 Paperback $45.00 ($52.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-68698-3 Hb ISBN (2002): 0-521-62371-5 Thomas Christensen is Professor of Music at the University of Chicago. He is the author of Rameau and Musical Thought in the Enlightenment (CUP 2004).

56 Featured Academic Philosophy Hume: An Enquiry concerning Hume: Dialogues concerning Human Understanding Natural Religion And Other Writings And Other Writings Editor Editor Stephen Buckle Dorothy Coleman Australian Catholic University Northern Illinois University avid Hume’s An Enquiry concerning Human avid Hume’s Dialogues concerning Natural Understanding, first published in 1748, is a D Religion, first published in 1779, is one of the concise statement of Hume’s central philosophical D most influential works in the philosophy of religion positions. It develops an account of human mental and the most artful instance of philosophical functioning which emphasizes the limits of human dialogue since the dialogues of Plato. It presents a knowledge and the extent of our reliance on (non- fictional conversation between a skeptic, an rational) mental habits. It then applies that account orthodox Christian, and a Newtonian theist to questions of free will and religious knowledge concerning evidence for the existence of an before closing with a defense of moderate intelligent cause of nature based on observable scepticism. This volume, which presents a modified features of the world. This new edition presents it version of the definitive 1772 edition of the work, together with several of Hume’s other, shorter offers helpful annotation for the student reader, writings about religion, and with brief selections together with an introduction that sets this from the work of Pierre Bayle, who influenced both profoundly influential work in its philosophical and Hume’s views on religion and the dialectical style of historical contexts. The volume also includes a the Dialogues. The volume is completed by an selection of other works by Hume that throw light introduction which sets the Dialogues in its on both the circumstances of the work’s genesis and philosophical and historical contexts. its key themes and arguments. Contents: Contents: Pamphilus to Hermippus; Part 1; Part 2; Part 3; 1. Of the different species of philosophy; 2. Of the Part 4; Part 5; Part 6; Part 7; Part 8; Part 9; Part origin of ideas; 3. Of the association of ideas; 4. 10; Part 11; Part 12; Other writings: From Hume’s Sceptical doubts concerning the operations of the memoranda; Fragment on evil; Letter to Francis understanding; 5. Sceptical solution of these Hutchinson; Letter to William Mure; Letters to doubts; 6. Of probability; 7. Of the idea of Gilbert Elliott; From The Natural History of necessary connexion; 8. Of liberty and necessity; Religion; Selections from Pierre Bayle. 9. Of the reason of animals; 10. Of miracles; 11. Of a particular providence and of a future state; Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy 6 × 9 220 pp. February 12. Of the academical or sceptical philosophy; A 0-521-84260-3 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C Letter from a Gentleman to his Friend in 978-0-521-84260-0 Edinburgh; The Sceptic; Of Suicide; Of the Immortality of the Soul; Thumbnail biographies 0-521-60359-5 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G (from The History of England); Selections from 978-0-521-60359-1 Hume’s letters; My Own Life. Dorothy Coleman is Professor of Philosophy at Northern Illinois Cambridge Texts in the History of Philosophy University 6 × 9 260 pp. February 0-521-84340-5 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-84340-9

0-521-60403-6 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-60403-1 Stephen Buckle is Senior Lecturer in Philosophy at the Australian Catholic University

57 Philosophy Featured Academic Moral Repair Reconstructing Moral Relations after Wrongdoing Margaret Urban Walker Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ

xplaining the emotional bonds and normative Eexpectations that keep human beings responsive to moral standards and responsible to each other, Margaret Urban Walker uses realistic examples of both personal betrayal and political violence to Doubt and the Demands of analyze how moral bonds are damaged by serious Democratic Citizenship wrongs and what must be done to repair the damage. Focusing on victims of wrong, their right to David R. Hiley validation, and their sense of justice, Walker presents University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH a unified and detailed philosophical account of lthough heralded as one of the greatest hope, trust, resentment, forgiveness, and making Aachievements of the twentieth century, the amends—the emotions and practices that sustain triumph of democracy appears to be in a relatively moral relations. Her study contributes to a fragile condition in the U.S., if one judges the multidisciplinary literature concerned with proliferation of editorials, essays, and books focusing transitional and restorative justice, reparations, and on public cynicism about politics and distrust of restoring individual dignity and mutual trust in the government. More than simply participating in the wake of serious wrongs. electoral process, David Hiley argues that citizenship Contents: requires a capacity to participate in the deliberative ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; 1 What is Moral process with other citizens who might disagree Repair?; 2 Hope’s Value; 3 Damages to Trust; 4 fundamentally. Hiley develops his argument by Resentment and Assurance; 5 Forgiving; 6 Making examining the connection between doubt and Amends democracy generally, as well as interpreting Socrates, • Detailed, accessible study of the emotions and human ties at the root of our sense of morality Montaigne, and Rousseau, in light of contemporary and responsibility issues. 6 × 9 272 pp. October Contents: 0-521-81088-4 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C PREFACE; INTRODUCTION; 1 Distrust, 978-0-521-81088-3 Cynicism, and Indifference; 2 Doubt and Democracy; 3 Private and Public Life; 4 Doubt 0-521-00925-1 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-00925-6 and Conviction; 5 Individuality and Common Goods; 6 Democratic Education Margaret Urban Walker is Professor of Philosophy and Lincoln Professor of Ethics at Arizona State University. She is the author of • A supportive view of democracy expressed at a Moral Understandings: A Feminist Study in Ethics and Moral cynical time in American culture Contexts, and editor of Mother Time: Women, Aging and Ethics. 6 × 9 200 pp. September 0-521-86569-7 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86569-2

0-521-68451-X Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-68451-4 David R. Hiley is Professor of Philosophy at the University of New Hampshire. He is the author of Philosophy in Question: Essays on a Pyrrhonian Theme and is co-editor of The Interpretative Turn: Philosophy, Science, and Culture and Richard Rorty. 58 Featured Academic Philosophy Hunting Causes and Using The Intrinsic Worth of Them Persons Approaches in Philosophy and Contractarianism in Moral and Economics Political Philosophy Nancy Cartwright Jean Hampton London School of Economics, UK ontractarianism in some form has been at the unting Causes And Using Them argues that Ccenter of recent debates in moral and political Hcausation is not one thing, as commonly philosophy. Jean Hampton was one of the most assumed, but many. There is a huge variety of causal gifted philosophers involved in these debates and relations, each with different characterizing features, provided both important criticisms of prominent methods for discovery and uses to which it can be contractarian theories and powerful defenses and put. In this collection of new and previously applications of the core ideas of contractarianism. In published essays, Nancy Cartwright provides a these essays, she brought her distinctive approach, critical survey of philosophical and economic animated by concern for the intrinsic worth of literature on causality, with a special focus on the persons to bear on topics such as guilt, punishment, currently fashionable Bay es-nets and invariance self-respect, family relations, and the maintenance methods—and exposes a huge gap in that literature. and justification of the state. Edited by Daniel Almost every account treats either exclusively how to Farnham, this collection is an essential contribution hunt causes or how to use them. But where is the to understanding the problems and prospectus of bridge between? It’s no good knowing how to contractarianism in moral, legal and political warrant a causal claim if we don’t know what we can philosophy. do with that claim once we have it. Contents: • Realistic examples of abstract philosophical concepts Introduction; 1. Feminist contractarianism; 2. Selflessness and loss of self; 3. Mens Rea; 4. 6 × 9 280 pp. December Correcting harms versus righting wrongs: The 0-521-86081-4 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86081-9 goal of retribution; 5. The common faith of liberalism; 6. The contractarian explanation of the 0-521-67798-X Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G state 978-0-521-67798-1 • Links contractarianism to feminist concerns Nancy Cartwright is Professor of Philosophy at the London School of 6 × 9 248 pp. October Economics and Political Science and at the University of California, San 0-521-85686-8 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C Diego. Her many publications include The Dappled World (1999). 978-0-521-85686-7

0-521-67325-9 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-67325-9 Jean Hampton was a Professor of Philosophy at the University of Arizona at the time of her death in 1996. Her last book, The Authority of Reason, was published posthumously in 1998.

59 Philosophy Featured Academic An Introduction to Political Philosophy Colin Bird University of Virginia, Charlottesville, VA

his book provides a comprehensive introduction Tto political philosophy. Combining discussion of historical and contemporary figures, together with numerous real-life examples, it ranges over an unusually broad range of topics in the field, including the just distribution of wealth, both within countries and globally; the nature and Quantitative Modal Logic justification of political authority; the meaning and significance of freedom; arguments for and against for Philosophers democratic rule; the problem of war; and the James W. Garson grounds for toleration in public life. It also offers an University of Houston, Houston, TX accessible, non-technical discussion of perfectionism, utilitarianism, theories of the social contract, and of his book provides an accessible, yet technically recently popular forms of critical theory. Tsound, treatment of modal logic and its Contents: philosophical applications. Every effort has been Introduction; Part I. Politics and Justification: 1. made to simplify the presentation by using diagrams The puzzle of justification; 2. The common good; in place of more complex mathematics. These and 3. Utilitarianism; 4. The social contract; Part II. other innovations afford philosophers with easy Topics in Political Philosophy: 5. Property and access to a rich variety of topics in modal logic, wealth; 6. Economic justice; 7. Authority; 8. including full coverage of quantified modal logic, Liberty; 9. Democratic rule; 10. War; 11. Living non-rigid designators, definite descriptions, and the with difference; 12. Radical criticism. de-re de-dictio distinction. A discussion of • Exposes readers to the full range of topics philosophical issues concerning the development of discussed by political philosophers modal logic is woven into the text. Cambridge Introductions to Philosophy • Employs new methods for proving technical 6 7/8 × 9 3/4 310 pp. February results to simplify proofs 0-521-83625-5 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 6 × 9 472 pp. September 978-0-521-83625-8 0-521-86367-8 Hardback $80.00 ($93.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86367-4 0-521-54482-3 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-54482-5 0-521-68229-0 Paperback $34.99 ($40.95 CAD) G Colin Bird is Associate Professor at the Woodrow Wilson Department 978-0-521-68229-9 of Politics, University of Virginia. He is author of The Myth of Liberal James W. Garson is a Professor in the Department of Philosophy at Individualism (1999). the University of Houston.

60 Featured Academic Philosophy / Religion The Theology of the Book of Jeremiah Walter Brueggemann Columbia Theological Seminary, Decatur, GA

his present study focuses on the theology of the TBook of Jeremiah which revolves around themes familiar from Israel's covenantal faith, especially the sovereignty of YHWH expressed in judgment and promise. The outcome of this theological nexus of context, person, and tradition is Habermas and Theology a book that moves into, and out of, the abyss in Nicholas Adams unexpected ways. It does so, in part, by asserting University of Edinburgh, Scotland, UK that God continues to be operative in the affairs of the world, up to and including our contemporary ow can the world’s religious traditions engage in abysses (such as 9/11). The God of Jeremiah invites debate with each other within the public sphere? H the bookıs readers into and through any and all such Nicholas Adams demonstrates the importance for dislocations to new futures that combine divine theologians of Habermas’ approaches to this question. agency and human inventiveness rooted in Adams argues that rather than suspending their faithfulness. profound reasoning to facilitate debate, as Habermas Old Testament Theology suggests, religious traditions need to publicize their 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 170 pp. November reasoning, and that ‘scriptural reasoning’ is a possible 0-521-84454-1 Hardback $50.00 ($58.95 CAD) C model for a public religious forum. Including 978-0-521-84454-3 commentary on the more difficult texts, the entire range of Habermas’ work is considered, so that readers 0-521-60629-2 Paperback $17.99 ($20.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-60629-5 with no background in the German philosophical Walter Brueggemann is Emeritus Professor of Old Testament at tradition can understand the main issues. Columbia Theological Seminary in Decatur, Georgia. Contents: 1. Religion in public; 2. The ideal speech situation; 3. Authority and distance in tradition; 4. Sacred and profane; 5. Universalism; 6. Theology and political theory; 7. Theology, social theory and rationalisation; 8. Modernity’s triumph over theology; 9. Habermas in dialogue with theologians; 10. Narrative and argument; 11. Scriptural difference and scriptural reasoning. • Allows readers with no background in German philosophical tradition to understand the main issues 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 245 pp. Available 0-521-86266-3 Hardback $76.00 ($89.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86266-0

0-521-68114-6 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-68114-8 Nicholas Adams is Lecturer in Theology and Ethics at the University of Edinburgh. He contributed to Fields of Faith (2005) and The Cambridge Companion to Karl Rahner (2005).

61 Religion Featured Academic An Introduction to Catholic Social Thought Michael P. Hornsby-Smith University of Surrey, UK

ichael Hornsby-Smith offers an overview of MCatholic social thought particularly in recent decades. While drawing on official teaching such as papal encyclicals and the pastoral letters of bishops’ conferences, he takes seriously the need for dialogue with secular thought. The book is organized in four stages. Part I outlines the variety of domestic and The Gospel of John international injustices and seeks to offer a social Jerome H. Neyrey, S.J analysis of the causes of these injustices. Part II University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN offers a theological reflection on the characteristics of the kingdom of God which Christians are urged his commentary differs from most others in to seek. Part III reviews Catholic social thought in Tthat it does not attempt to dwell upon the six main areas: human rights, the family and critical issues to be found in the larger, major bioethical issues, economic life, social exclusion, critiques. Rather, it opens the interpretation of John authentic development, and war and peace. Part IV to more literary and rhetorical elements, presenting completes the cycle with a consideration of full paragraphs on passages, key terms and major appropriate social action responses to the injustices motifs. One might say that the “big picture” is more which the author has identified and analyzed. important here than exacting detail. Readers will be Contents: invited into the gospel universe by noting its typical Part I. Social Reality And Social Analysis: 1. literary patterns, rhetorical commonplaces and Introduction; 2. Capitalism in a global context; discourse. In particular, this commentary brings Part II. Theological Resources: 3. The kingdom of readers into the cultural world of the gospel by God; 4. Christian citizenship; 5. Catholic social presenting materials such as honor and shame, thought; Part III. Justice Issues: 6. Human rights; challenge and riposte, gossip, secrecy, and the 7. The family; 8. Economic life; 9. Social sectarian character of the group. exclusion; 10. Authentic development; 11. War • Informed use of social science models for sensitive and peace; Part IV: Action Responses: 12. interpretation Catholic responses to injustices; Appendix 1: New Cambridge Bible Commentary Selected campaigning organisations. 6 × 9 340 pp. October • Draws attention to the need for a social analysis 30 tables of injustice and a theological reflection to 0-521-82801-5 Hardback $60.00 ($70.95 CAD) C support social action 978-0-521-82801-7 Introduction to Religion × 0-521-53521-2 Paperback $21.99 ($25.95 CAD) G 6 9 350 pp. December 978-0-521-53521-2 1 figure/7 tables Jerome H. Neyrey, S.J., is currently Professor at the University of 0-521-86339-2 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C Notre Dame. Among his most recent books are Render to God: New 978-0-521-86339-1 Testament Understandings of the Divine (2004), Honor and Shame in the Gospel of Matthew (1998), Portraits of Paul: An 0-521-68199-5 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G Archeology of Ancient Personality (with Paul Malina, 1996), 2 978-0-521-68199-5 Peter, Jude in the Anchor Bible Commentary series (1993) and Michael P. Hornsby-Smith is Emeritus Professor of Sociology, Paul, In Other Words: A Cultural Reading of His Letters (1990). University of Surrey. He is author of Roman Catholic Beliefs in England (1991) and editor of Catholics in England 1950-2000 (1999).

62 Featured Academic Religion / Psychology Christ and Horrors Fearing Others The Coherence of Christology The Nature and Treatment of Marilyn McCord Adams Social Phobia University of Oxford, UK Ariel Stravynski Université de Montréal, Montréal, Ontario, Canada ithin the context of biblical and philosophical WChristology, this volume recalls humanity’s ocial phobia is commonly regarded as a kind of vulnerability to permanent pain, sadistic abuse or Sdisease caused by a deficient inner mechanism, genocide. It then considers the characteristics Christ but it may also be considered as a purposeful must embody if He is the victor over evil who interpersonal pattern of self-protection from social ultimately resolves all problems affecting the human threats. Through a critical assessment of several condition and Divine-human relations. Distinctive theoretical perspectives, this book attempts to clarify elements of Marilyn McCord Adams’ study are her social phobia by critically discussing four questions: defense of the two-natures theory, Christ as Inner what is social phobia, what causes it, what is its Teacher and a functional partner in human nature and what kinds of treatments can improve it? flourishing, and her arguments in favor of literal Reviewing the efficacy of social phobia treatments, bodily resurrection and a strong doctrine of the volume will appeal to researchers, clinicians and corporeal Eucharistic presence. She concludes that students in clinical and health psychology and the cosmos, church, and human psyche must psychiatry. ultimately rely upon Christ, not only Christian Contents: doctrine. Part I. What Is Social Phobia?: 1. Social phobia— • Provides a penetrating reassessment of central a self-protective interpersonal pattern; 2. The tenets of the Christian faith, ultimately reaffirming their philosophical coherence genealogy of the notion of social phobia; Part II. What Is The Nature Of Social Phobia?: 3. Social Current Issues in Theology 4 phobia as a disorder of social anxiety; 4. Social 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 250 pp. October 0-521-86682-0 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C phobia as a disease; 5. Social phobia as a 978-0-521-86682-8 hypothetical entity; Part III. What causes social phobia?: 6. Social phobia as a consequence of 0-521-68600-8 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G brain defects; 7. Social phobia as a consequence of 978-0-521-68600-6 cognitive biases; 8. Social phobia as a consequence Marilyn McCord Adams, an ordained Episcopal priest, is Regius of deficient social skills; 9. Social phobia as a Professor of Divinity at Christ Church, University of Oxford. She is the consequence of individual history; Part IV. What author of numerous works including Wrestling for Blessing (2005), Horrendous Evils and the Goodness of God (2000), What Sort of Helps Social Phobic Individuals?: 10. The Human Nature?: Medieval Philosophy and the Systematics of treatments of social phobia: their nature and Christology (1999), The Problem of Evil (with Robert Merrihew effects; Part V. Concluding Remarks: 11. Adams, 1991), and William Ockham (1987). Discussion and integration. • Discusses fundamental questions about the construct of social phobia and its measurement 6 × 9 300 pp. February 0-521-85487-3 Hardback $110.00($129.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-85487-0

0-521-67108-6 Paperback $39.99 ($46.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-67108-8 Ariel Stravynski is Professor of Clinical Psychology in the Department of Psychology at the University of Montréal.

63 Psychology Featured Academic Human-Machine Critical Thinking in Reconfigurations Psychology Plans and Situated Actions Editors Second Edition Robert J. Sternberg Lucy Suchman Tufts University, Medford, MA Lancaster University, UK Henry J. Roediger, III Washington University, St. Louis, MO his book considers how agencies are currently Diane F. Halpern Tconfigured at the human-machine interface, Claremont McKenna College, Claremont, CA and how they might be imaginatively and materially ood scientific research depends on critical reconfigured. Contrary to the apparent animation of thinking at least as much as factual knowledge; objects promised by the sciences of the artificial, the G psychology is no exception to this rule. And yet, author proposes that the rhetorics and practices of despite the importance of critical thinking, those sciences work to obscure the performative psychology students are rarely taught how to think nature of both persons and things. The question critically about the theories, methods, and concepts then shifts from debates over the status of human- they must use. It demonstrates to students how to like machines, to the varied consequences of how think critically about key topics such as humans and machines are enacted as similar or experimental research, statistical inference, case different. Drawing on recent scholarship across the studies, logical fallacies, and ethical judgments. social sciences, humanities and computing, Lucy • Authors are leading experts in their fields Suchman argues for research aimed at tracing the × differences within specific sociomaterial 6 9 336 pp. September 8 line art/4 tables arrangements. 0-521-84589-0 Hardback $65.00 ($76.95 CAD) C • Contributes to critical post-humanist theory 978-0-521-84589-2 6 × 9 296 pp. September 6 halftones/17 line art/15 tables 0-521-60834-1 Paperback $24.00 ($27.95 CAD) G 0-521-85891-7 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-60834-3 978-0-521-85891-5 Robert J. Sternberg is Dean of Arts and Sciences at Tufts University. Henry J. Roediger, III is the James S. McDonnell Distinguished 0-521-67588-X Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G University Professor of Psychology and the Dean of Academic Planning 978-0-521-67588-8 in Arts and Sciences at Washington University in St. Louis. Diane F. Previous Edition Hb (1987): 0-521-33137-4 Halpern is Director of the Berger Institute for Work, Family, and Previous Edition Pb (1987): 0-521-33739-9 Children and Chair and Professor of Psychology at Claremont McKenna College. Lucy Suchman is Professor of Anthropology of Science and Technology in the Sociology Department at Lancaster University and the Co-Director of Lancaster’s Centre for Science Studies. In 2002, she received the Diana Forsythe Prize for Outstanding Feminist Anthropological Research in Science, Technology and Medicine.

64 Featured Academic Linguistics Word Weavers French Newshounds and Wordsmiths A Linguistic Introduction Jean Aitchison Zsuzsanna Fagyal University of Oxford, UK University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL Douglas Kibbee odern journalism is often the subject of University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL Mcriticism and opposition. Written by a Fred Jenkins foremost authority on contemporary language and University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, IL media writing, this book suggests that view is unfair, and that journalists are in fact skilled ‘word-weavers’ rench is a widely-used language, spoken not only whose output is cleverly planned. Drawing on a Fin France but also Belgium, Switzerland, and range of authentic news articles, the volume traces several regions in North America and the Caribbean. the development of journalism from its origins to Suitable for those with little prior knowledge of the present. Jean Aitchison shows how linguistics or French, this comprehensive and contemporary news writers have inherited an age- accessible guide to the structure of French clearly old oral tradition—previously incorporated into introduces the language’s history, phonetics, public notices, ballads and storybooks and phonology or sound system, morpho-syntax, and eventually providing the basis of modern journalism. pragmatics—with each chapter showing how these She argues that, although journalists may have aspects are subject to regional and social variation. different goals than literary writers, their work is not English translations are provided for all examples, to be considered inferior. and the book contains an extensive bilingual glossary of linguistic terms, numerous exercises in Contents: every chapter, and essay questions. The volume will 1. Weaving and worrying: journalism versus be welcomed by learners wishing to improve their literature; 2. Singers of tales: oral narrative; 3. The competence in the language, as well as a useful tongue of the hand: speech and writing; 4. Hanging, histories, marvels, mysteries: the birth of starting point for linguistics students. journalism; 5. Calendars of roguery and woe: daily Contents: newspapers; 6. Story telling: narrating and the 1. Defining the object of study; 2. Phonetics and news; 7. Glimmering words: boiling down and phonology; 3. Topics in morphology and syntax; polishing; 8. Painting with words: imaginative 4. Lexicology and derivational morphology; 5. creativity; 9. Two ideas for one: exploring Pragmatics; 6. Historical perspectives. metaphor; 10. The role of journalism: evaluating • Discusses a range of world varieties of French the views; epilogue; notes; references. beyond the standard language • Provides interested readers with new insights into 6 × 9 450 pp. November media language 17 figures/23 tables/127 exercises 0-521-82144-4 Hardback $90.00 ($105.95 CAD) C Cambridge Approaches to Linguistics 978-0-521-82144-5 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 300 pp. February 20 halftones/4 figures/5 line diagrams 0-521-52896-8 Paperback $39.99 ($46.95 CAD) G 0-521-83245-4 Hardback $80.00 ($93.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-52896-2 978-0-521-83245-8 Zsuzsanna Fagyal is Assistant Professor of French Linguistics at the 0-521-54007-0 Paperback $34.99 ($40.95 CAD) G University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. Douglas Kibbee is Professor of French Linguistics at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. 978-0-521-54007-0 Fred Jenkins is Associate Professor Emeritus of French Linguistics at Jean Aitchison is Emeritus Rupert Murdoch Professor of Language the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. and Communication, Worcester College, University of Oxford.

65 Linguistics Featured Academic Neurolinguistics An Introduction to Spoken Language Processing and Its Disorders John C.L. Ingram University of Queensland, Australia

hat biological factors make human Wcommunication possible? How do we process and understand language? How does brain damage affect these mechanisms, and what can it tell us English Intonation about how language is organized in the brain? Spanning fifty years of research, this textbook seeks An Introduction to answer questions central to linguistics, psychology J.C. Wells and speech pathology. Drawing on examples from University of London, UK everyday language, it introduces key topics of speech ntonation—the rise and fall of pitch in our recognition, the lexicon, word and sentence Ivoices—plays a crucial role in how we express structure, meaning, and discourse—in normal’ meaning. This accessible introduction shows speakers and those with language disorders. It moves students how to recognize and reproduce the on to provide a balanced discussion of key areas of intonation patterns of English, providing clear debate such as modularity and the ‘language areas’ explanations of what they mean and how they are of the brain, ‘connectionist’ versus ‘symbolic’ used. It looks in particular at three key functions of modelling of language processing, and the nature of intonation—to express our attitude, structure our linguistic and mental representations. • Balanced discussion of the major conflicting messages to one another, and focus attention on arguments/theories about language and the brain particular parts of what we are saying. An invaluable Cambridge Textbooks in Linguistics guide to how English intonation works, it includes 6 7/8 × 9 3/4 400 pp. February extensive exercises, drills and practice material, 24 halftones/36 line diagrams encouraging students to produce and understand the 0-521-79190-1 Hardback $80.00 ($93.95 CAD) C intonation patterns for themselves. The 978-0-521-79190-8 accompanying CD contains many spoken examples, 0-521-79640-7 Paperback $34.99 ($40.95 CAD) G clearly demonstrating English intonation in context. 978-0-521-79640-8 Contents: John C. L. Ingram is Senior Lecturer on the Linguistics Program at the 1. Introduction; 2. Tone: going up and going University of Queensland. down; 3. Tonicity: where does the nucleus go?; 4. Tonality: chunking, or division into IPs; 5. Beyond the three Ts; 6. Putting it all together. • Accompanying audio CD allows students to hear the sounds of patterns in context 6 7/8 × 9 3/4 350 pp. October 0-521-86524-7 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86524-1

0-521-68380-7 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-68380-7 J. C. Wells is Professor of Phonetics in the Department of Phonetics and Linguistics, University of London.

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A History of Natural Now Philosophy in Paperback From the Ancient World to the Henry R. Luce, Time and the Nineteenth Century American Crusade in Asia Edward Grant Robert E. Herzstein Indiana University, Bloomington, IN University of South Carolina, Columbia, SC rior to the seventeenth century, natural hile well-known as the illustrious founder of philosophy was concerned with independently P Time, Life, Fortune and Sports Illustrated, determining the physical causes of all natural W little information has been available about the great phenomena. Natural philosophy in the Middle Ages and tragic life of Henry Robinson Luce (1898- thus emphasized rational discussion of natural 1967)—until now. Using new and previously phenomena, with little reliance on experiment, untapped sources, Robert Herzstein has produced a mathematics, or observation. This book describes gripping portrait of the most celebrated and how, in the seventeenth century, natural philosophy influential magazine publisher of the 20th century. and the exact mathematical sciences were joined Luce was obsessed with the American mission in the together to enable the Scientific Revolution and lay world, particularly in China and East Asia—the the foundations for the emergence of numerous place of his birth to missionary parents. Through his modern sciences in the nineteenth century. The title magazines he tirelessly promoted his vision of of Isaac Newton’s great work, The Mathematical America—as heir to a fading British Empire— to a Principles of Natural Philosophy, perfectly reflects the sometimes reluctant and uneasy American public. A new relationship. Natural philosophy became the passionate, anti-Communist interventionist, he also “Great Mother of the Sciences,” and by the convinced Americans that the United States had nineteenth century had nourished the manifold perversely “lost” China to the Communists. And, chemical, physical, and biological sciences to finally, as a fervent advocate of American maturity and independence. intervention in Vietnam, Luce, author of the • Readable history of natural philosophy—from its “American Century,” personally edited incoming pre-literate origins to the nineteenth century cables from Southeast Asia so that his magazines would continue to promote his personal agenda, 6 × 9 400 pp. November 0-521-86931-5 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C actions that would have vast consequences for the 978-0-521-86931-7 public and for Time, Inc. In this groundbreaking biography Herzstein 0-521-68957-0 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G renders an unforgettable story of a brilliant yet 978-0-521-68957-1 undeniably flawed public figure, a man whose life, Edward Grant is Distinguished Professor Emeritus of the History and Philosophy of Science at Indiana University, Bloomington. He is the characterized by hubris and cultural blindness, would author and editor of twelve books, including God and Reason in the tragically parallel events in the war he advocated so Middle Ages (CUP, 2001), and The Foundations of Modern passionately. Christian activist, uncompromising Science in the Middle Ages: Their Religious, Institutional and anti-Communist, obsessed visionary, and charismatic Intellectual Contexts (CUP, 1996). media magnate—this book reveals Henry Robinson Luce in all his complexity. • Enthralling account of the life of one of the most influential American media figures and statesmen of the 20th century 6 1/8 × 9 1/4 368 pp. November 20 halftones 0-521-54368-1 Paperback $22.99 ($26.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-54368-2 Hb ISBN (2005): 0-521-83577-1 Robert E. Herzstein is current holder of the chair, Carolina Distinguished Professor of History, at the University of South Carolina, Columbia. 67 History Featured Academic The Endurance of Nationalism Ancient Roots and Modern Dilemmas Aviel Roshwald Georgetown University, Washington, DC

viel Roshwald directly challenges prevalent Ascholarly orthodoxies about the exclusively modern character of nationalism. He argues that nationalism’s enduring power to shape the world we Portuguese Oceanic live in arises directly out of its position at the heart of many inescapable social and political paradoxes Expansion, 1400–1800 not only fundamental to the modern experience, but Editors possessing roots that can be traced back into ancient Diogo Ramada Curto history. Modern nationalisms, Roshwald contends, European University Institute, Florence, Italy cannot be fully understood without first examining Francisco Bethencourt their ancient counterparts and archetypes. He University of London, UK deploys a broad array of historical and contemporary case studies—ranging from ancient Jewish his book presents a unique overview of nationalism to the contemporary Israeli-Palestinian Portuguese Oceanic Expansion between 1400 T conflict, the nationalist politics of ancient Greece to and 1800. The essays treat a wide range of the contested memory of the Alamo, and the subjects—economy and society, politics and Yugoslav wars to Northern Ireland’s Orange Parades. insitutions, cultural configurations and comparative dimensions—and radically update data and Contents: interpretations on the economic and financial trends Introduction; 1. Nationalism in antiquity; 2. The of the Portuguese Empire. In short, the book nation in history and the curved arrow of time; 3. Violation and volition; 4. Chosenness and provides a broad understanding of the Portuguese mission; Conclusion; Bibliography. Empire in its first four centuries as a factor in the • Major new study of the ancient roots of history of the world and as major component of nationalism and its enduring power in the European expansion. modern world • Uncovers importance of empire to royal finances 6 × 9 300 pp. October by noting its estimated income 8 halftones/1 figure 6 × 9 550 pp. November 0-521-84267-0 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 45 halftones/3 line art/4 maps/6 tables 978-0-521-84267-9 0-521-84644-7 Hardback $85.00 ($99.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-84644-8 0-521-60364-1 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-60364-5 0-521-60891-0 Paperback $25.00 ($29.95 CAD) G Aviel Roshwald is Professor of History at Georgetown University. His 978-0-521-60891-6 previous publications include Ethnic Nationalism and the Fall of Diogo Ramada Curto is Vasco da Gama Professor, European Empires (2001) and, as co-editor, European Culture in the Great University Institute, Florence. Francisco Bethencourt is Charles Boxer War (1999). Professor, King’s College, University of London.

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At Home with the Empire Now Metropolitan Culture and the in Paperback Imperial World Hitler, the Allies, and the Jews Editors Shlomo Aronson Catherine Hall Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel University of London, UK ased on known and newly available information, Sonya O. Rose Bthis book explains when and why Hitler decided University of Michigan, Ann Arbor to destroy the Jews of Europe. It highlights the his pioneering volume addresses the question of Allied refusal to deal with “the Jewish problem” in Thow Britain’s empire was experienced through order to be able to fight Hitler, and the resulting everyday practices—in church and chapel, by dilemmas of international Jewish leadership. Aimed readers at home, as embodied in sexualities or forms at readers interested in the politics of World War II, of citizenship, and narrated in histories—from the the Holocaust and its origins, and the role of eighteenth century to the present. Palestine in the subsequent rescue effort, this study • Written by leading scholars of history, art history contributes much to a continuing controversial and literature debate. 6 × 9 350 pp. February 6 × 9 408 pp. November 0-521-85406-7 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 0-521-68979-1 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-85406-1 978-0-521-68979-3 Hb ISBN (2004): 0-521-83877-0 0-521-67002-0 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-67002-9 Shlomo Aronson is Professor of Political Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. He has written and edited numerous books Catherine Hall is Professor of Modern British Social and Cultural including David Ben-Gurion, the Renaissance Leader and the History at University of London. Sonya O. Rose is Emerita Professor of Waning of an Age (1999) and New Records – New Perspectives History, Sociology and Women’s Studies at the University of Michigan, (2002). Ann Arbor. Britain’s Declining Empire, 1918–1968 The Road to Decolonisation Ronald Hyam University of Cambridge, UK onald Hyam offers a major reassessment of the Rend of empire which combines a study of British policymaking with case studies on the experience of decolonization across Africa, Asia and the Caribbean. He describes the dysfunctional imperial system coping with crises from 1918 to 1945. • Wide-ranging study of the decline and fall of the British Empire 6 × 9 350 pp. January 23 halftones/9 maps 0-521-86649-9 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86649-1 0-521-68555-9 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-68555-9 Ronald Hyam is Emeritus Reader in British Imperial History at the University of Cambridge.

69 History Featured Academic The Forging of Races The British Isles Race and Scripture in the Protestant A History of Four Nations Atlantic World, 1600–2000 Second Edition Colin Kidd Hugh Kearney University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, PA hen this book was first published, it was his book revolutionizes our understanding of acclaimed as a unique account of British race. Building upon the insight that races are W T history, distinguished by its treatment of English products of culture rather than biology, Colin Kidd history only as part of a wider ‘history of four demonstrates that the Bible—the key text in nations’. While acknowledging the significance of Western culture—has left a vivid imprint on England, it deals with the histories of Wales, Ireland modern racial theories and prejudices. Fixing his and Scotland in their own terms, recognizing that attention on the changing relationship between race they too have political, religious and cultural divides. and theology in the Protestant Atlantic world 6 × 9 260 pp. Available between 1600 and 2000, Kidd shows that, while the 0-521-84600-5 Hardback $80.00 ($93.95 CAD) C Bible itself is color-blind, its interpreters have 978-0-521-84600-4 imported racial significance into the scriptures. 0-521-60850-3 Paperback $28.99 ($33.95 CAD) G Kidd’s study probes the theological anxieties which 978-0-521-60850-3 lurked behind the confident facade of of white racial Previous Edition Hb (1989): 0-521-33420-9 supremacy in the age of empire and race slavery, as Previous Edition Pb (1995): 0-521-48488-X well as the ways in which racialist ideas left their Hugh Kearney is Professor Emeritus of History at the University of Pittsburgh. mark upon new forms of religiosity. Contents: 1. Prologue: race in the eye of the beholder; 2. Eating and Drinking in Introduction: race as scripture problem; 3. Race Roman Britain and religious orthodoxy in the early modern era; 4. Race, the Enlightenment and the authority of H.E.M. Cool scripture; 5. Monogenesis, slavery and the Barbican Research Associates Ltd., Nottingham, UK nineteenth-century crisis of faith; 6. The Aryan hat were the eating and drinking habits of the moment: racializing religion in the nineteenth Winhabitants of Britain during the Roman century; 7. Forms of racialized religion; 8. Black period? Drawing on evidence from a large number inversions of racial theology; 9. Conclusion. of archaeological excavations, this fascinating new • Innovative, controversial survey of the study shows how varied these habits were in relationship of race and theology over the past different regions and communities and challenges four centuries the idea that there was any one single way of being × 6 9 280 pp. November Roman or native. Integrating a range of 0-521-79324-6 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-79324-7 archaeological sources, including pottery, metalwork and environmental evidence such as animal bone 0-521-79729-2 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G and seeds, the book illuminates eating and drinking 978-0-521-79729-0 choices, providing invaluable insights into how those Colin Kidd is Professor of Modern History at the University of Glasgow communities regarded their world. and Fellow of All Souls College, Oxford. He has previously written 6 × 9 304 pp. February Subverting Scotland’s Past (1993) and British Identities before 3 halftones/27 line diagrams/43 tables Nationalism (1999). 0-521-80276-8 Hardback $80.00 ($93.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-80276-5

0-521-00327-X Paperback $34.99 ($40.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-00327-8 H.E.M. Cool is a director of Barbican Research Associates in Nottingham, England, which specializes in post-excavation analysis. 70 Featured Academic History The Barbarian Migrations and A History of New South Wales the Roman West Beverley Kingston University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia Guy Halsall University of York, UK he history of New South Wales and Australia Tonce seemed interchangeable. But since at least uy Halsall examines the barbarian migrations the 1850s New South Wales has had a unique history, Gin the west and their role in the creation of partly growing out of its origins as a convict colony at early medieval Europe. Drawing on a broad range of Port Jackson, and largely shaped by natural resources historical and archaeological sources, Halsall outlines that produce a wealth and a home for an ever pre-migration society, the causes and mechanics of increasing population. This book documents that movement, and the process of settlement. He argues history, offering readers a concise chronicle of events that the migrations were a function of the end of the from the arrival of the first fleet to the present day. It Roman Empire and that western Europe was in the also looks at the major challenges that have faced the process of ‘barbarianisation’ even before they began. state in recent times. Cambridge Medieval Textbooks 5 1/4 × 8 216 pp. Available 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 272 pp. February 30 halftones/10 line diagrams 0-521-43491-2 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 0-521-83384-1 Hardback $55.00 ($64.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-43491-1 978-0-521-83384-4 0-521-43543-9 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 0-521-54168-9 Paperback $19.99 ($23.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-43543-7 978-0-521-54168-8 Guy Halsall is Professor in History at the University of York in England. Beverley Kingston is an honorary research fellow, School of History, He is the author of Warfare and Society in the Barbarian West, 450- University of New South Wales. 900 (2003), Early Medieval Cemeteries: An Introduction to Burial Archaeology in the Post-Roman West (1995), and Settlement and Inconsistency in Roman Epic Social Organization: The Merovingian Region of Metz (CUP 1995). Studies in Catullus, Lucretius, Vergil, The Jews of Medieval Ovid and Lucan Western Christendom James J. O’Hara 1000–1500 University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC Robert Chazan ow should we react as readers and as critics New York University, New York, NY Hwhen two passages in a literary work contradict one another? Classicists once assumed that all obert Chazan surveys the Jewish European inconsistencies in ancient texts needed to be Rexperience over a 500 year period. Absorbed emended, explained away, or lamented. After into the continent by medieval Christian conquest surveying Greek material, O’Hara argues that and immigration, a growing number of Jews comparative study of the literary use of developed communities that made valuable inconsistencies can shed light on major problems in contributions to European civilization—in addition Catullus’ Peleus and Thetis, Lucretius’ De Rerum to suffering terrible setbacks. Telling the story of Natura, Vergil’s Aeneid, Ovid’s Metamorphoses, and medieval Jewry and its rich cultural legacy, this book Lucan’s Bellum Civile. simultaneously illuminates important aspects of Roman Literature and its Contexts minority life in Europe during the period. 5 1/4 × 8 192 pp. February Cambridge Medieval Textbooks 0-521-64139-X Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 5 1/2 × 8 1/2 320 pp. December 978-0-521-64139-5 3 maps 0-521-64642-1 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G 0-521-84666-8 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-64642-0 978-0-521-84666-0 James J. O’Hara is George L. Paddison Professor of Latin at the 0-521-61664-6 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. He is the author of Death 978-0-521-61664-5 and the Optimistic Prophecy in Vergil’s Aeneid (1990) and True Names: Vergil and the Alexandrian Tradition of Etymological Robert Chazan is currently S. H. and Helen R. Scheur Professor of Wordplay (1996). Hebrew and Judaic Studies at New York University. 71 History Featured Academic Rome’s Gothic Wars from the Roman Oratory Third Century to Alaric Catherine Steel University of Glasgow, Scotland, UK Michael Kulikowski University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN ecent scholarship has emphasized that ancient oratory was primarily a performance art. At ome’s Gothic Wars from the Third Century to R Rome during the Republican period, public Alaric is a concise introduction to the latest R speaking was one of the most important ways in research on the Roman Empire’s relations with one which politicians created support for themselves of the most important barbarian groups of the among the citizen body. The change of political ancient world. The book uses archaeological and system to a monarchy transformed the functions of historical evidence to look not just at the course of oratory but left its importance as an elite skill intact. events, but at the social and political causes of This new survey offers an introduction to the topic, conflict between the empire and its Gothic and the modern scholarship on it, which emphasizes neighbors. In eight chapters, Michael Kulikowski the fact that speaking occasions happened prior to traces the history of Romano-Gothic relations from subsequently written texts. Without ignoring Cicero their earliest stage in the third century, through the as the major surviving textual example of a Roman development of strong gothic politics in the early orator, this book establishes a context for his fourth century, until the entry of many Goths into achievement within the preoccupation with public the empire in 376 and the catastrophic Gothic war speaking common to the Roman elite as a whole. that followed. Contents: Contents: Introduction; 1. The orator in Roman society; 2. Prologue: Before the gates of Rome; 1. The Goths Channels of communication; 3. The practising before Constantine; 2. The Roman Empire and orator; 4. The orator’s education; Conclusion; the barbarian society; 3. The search for the Gothic Bibliography. origins; 4. Imperial politics and the rise of gothic power; 5. Goths and Romans, 332-376; 6. The New Surveys in the Classics 36 6 × 9 100 pp. Available Battle of Adrianople; 7. Theodosius and the 0-521-68722-5 Paperback $18.99 ($21.95 CAD) G Goths; 8. Alaric and the Sack of Rome 978-0-521-68722-5 • Explains the reasons for modern controversy over Catherine Steel is Lecturer and Head of the Department of Classics Gothic history at the University of Glasgow. She is the author of Reading Cicero: Key Conflicts of Classical Antiquity Genre and Performance in Late Republican Rome (2005) and Cicero, Rhetoric and Empire (2002). 6 × 9 246 pp. November 4 maps 0-521-84633-1 Hardback $55.00 ($64.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-84633-2

0-521-60868-6 Paperback $22.99 ($26.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-60868-8 Michael Kulikowski is Associate Professor of History at the University of Tennessee-Knoxville. He is the author of Late Roman Spain and its Cities.

72 Featured Academic History The African City A History Bill Freund University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, South Africa

panning Africa from before the Pharaohs to the Spresent, this chronologically comprehensive volume also considers cities from the perspective of the entire continent, not just Sub-Saharan Africa. Apart from factual information and rich descriptive material culled from many sources, it looks at many issues ranging from why urban life originally Propertius: Elegies Book IV emerged to how present-day African cities cope in Gregory Hutchinson difficult times. Instead of seeing towns and cities as University of Oxford, UK somehow extraneous to the real Africa, it views them as an inherent part of developing Africa— ombining postmodernism with narrative and indigenous, colonial, and post-colonial, and Cstructural verve, incisively physical writing and emphasizes the extent to which the future of African a gallery of colorful characters, Propertius’ fourth society and African culture will likely be played out book is his most challenging and innovative. This in cities. edition makes a demanding text more accessible and Contents: intelligible through a fresh new translation and interpretative commentary. A wide range of literary, Introduction; 1. Urban Life Emerges in Africa; 2. African Cities and the Emergence of a World inscriptional and archaeological material clarifies the Trading Economy; 3. Colonialism and multi-faceted meanings of the poetry. Much more Urbanisation; 4. Cities in Revolt: The Lon g Term space than in previous editions is also devoted to Crisis of South African Urbanism; 5. The Post- literary interpretation and historical colonial African City; 6. Globalisation and the contextualization, in the light of modern work. African City: Touba, Abidjan, Durban Approached as a dynamic sequence of poems rather • Covers all the cities of the African continent from than a collection, the work will be valued by before the Pharaohs to the present students and scholars alike. New Approaches to African History Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics × × 6 9 200 pp. November 5 1/2 8 1/2 320 pp. October 18 halftones/10 maps 0-521-81957-1 Hardback $85.00 ($99.95 CAD) C 0-521-82109-6 Hardback $55.00 ($64.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-81957-2 978-0-521-82109-4

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73 Economics Featured Academic The Economic Geography of Innovation Editor Karen R. Polenske Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

ritten by leading scholars in the fields of Weconomic geography, innovation studies, planning, and technology policy, fourteen chapters cover conceptual and measurement issues in Design for a New Europe innovation and relevant technology policies. The John Gillingham contributors examine how different institutional University of Missouri, St. Louis, MO factors facilitate or hamper the flows of information urope’s long term movement toward closer and knowledge within and across firms, regions, and Eeconomic and political union deserves credit for nations. In particular, they provide insights into the two immense historical achievements. One is to roles of important institutions such as gender and have created a single market economy across the culture often neglected in the innovation literature, continent, the overall benefits of which are almost and demonstrate the key role which geography plays incalculable yet continue to mount. Even more in the innovation process. Institutions and policy importantly, the EU has in the past strengthened measures which support entrepreneurship and democracies in places where they already exist and cluster development are also discussed. helped to spread them to where they do not. John • Original empirical evidence from surveys in East Gillingham subjects the current European Union to Asia, Latin America, the UK and US critical scrutiny in an attempt to show its negative 6 × 9 400 pp. February effects on economic growth, national governments, 37 tables 0-521-86528-X Hardback $95.00 ($111.95 CAD) C and competitiveness. He also demonstrates how it 978-0-521-86528-9 can succeed if the wave of liberal reform now under way in the downtrodden east is allowed to sweep the 0-521-68953-8 Paperback $45.00 ($52.95 CAD) G developed west. 978-0-521-68953-3 Contents: Karen R. Polenske is Professor of Regional Political Economy and Planning in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at Introduction; 1. Governance; 2. Economics; Massachusetts Institute of Technology. 3. Innovation; 4. Democracy; Conclusion • Describes current failures of the European Union as well as its historic achievements 6 × 9 200 pp. Available 0-521-86694-4 Hardback $60.00 ($70.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86694-1

0-521-68664-4 Paperback $19.99 ($23.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-68664-8 John Gillingham is Professor of History at the University of Missouri, St. Louis. His previous books include European Integration, 1950- 2002 (CUP 2003) and Coal, Steel, and the Rebirth of Europe, 1945-1955 (CUP 1991), which was awarded the John Beer Prize of the American Historical Association for the best book on the history of foreign relations published that year.

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Taxes, Spending, and the U.S. Government’s March Toward The Reluctant Economist Bankruptcy Perspectives on Economics, Daniel N. Shaviro New York University Law School, New York, NY Economic History, and Demography Richard A. Easterlin he “fiscal language” of taxes, spending, and University of Southern California, Los Angeles, CA Tdeficits have played a huge and under- appreciated role in decisions that have pushed the here is rapid economic growth taking us? U.S. in the dangerous direction of moving toward a WWhy has its spread throughout the world possible catastrophic fiscal collapse. Part of the been so limited? What are the causes of the great problem is that by focusing only on the current year, twentieth century advance in life expectancy? Of the deficits permit politicians to ignore what is looming revolution in childbearing that is bringing fertility down the road. The bigger problem lies in the belief, worldwide to near replacement levels? Have free shared by people on the left and right alike, that “tax markets been the source of human improvement? To cuts” and “spending cuts” lead to smaller government answer these questions, economist Richard A. when in fact the characterization of any new policy Easterlin calls for merging economics with concepts as a change to “taxes” or to “spending” is purely a and data from other social sicences, and with matter of labeling. This book proposes a better fiscal quantitative and qualitative history. Easterlin language for U.S. budget policy, rooted in economic demonstrates this approach over seeking answers to fundamentals such as wealth distribution and these and other questions about the world or resource allocation in lieu of “taxes” and “spending,” American experience over the last two centuries, and in the use of multiple measures (such as the drawing on economics, demography, sociology, fiscal gap and generational accounting) to replace the history, and psychology. • Analyzes the revolutionary changes in global U.S.’s misguided reliance on annual budget deficits. demography, fertility, and economic growth 6 × 9 225 pp. November × 0-521-86933-1 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 6 9 304 pp. Available 978-0-521-86933-1 31 line art 0-521-68511-7 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 0-521-68958-9 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-68511-5 978-0-521-68958-8 Hb ISBN (2004): 0-521-82974-7 Daniel N. Shaviro is Wayne Perry Professor of Taxation at New York Richard A. Easterlin is University Professor and Professor of University Law School, where he has taught since 1995. His previous Economics, Department of Economics, University of Southern California. books include Who Should Pay for Medicare? (2004), Making He is editor of Happiness in Economics (2002) and author or co- Sense of Social Security Reform (2000), When Rules Change: An author of Growth Triumphant: The 21st Century in Historical Economic and Political Look at Transition Relief and Retroactivity Perspective (1996), The Fertility Revolution (1985), Birth and (2000), and Do Deficits Matter? (1997). His blog Start Making Fortune: The Impact of Numbers on Personal Welfare (1980; 2nd Sense may be found at http://danshaviro.blogspot.com/. ed. 1987), and Population, Labor Force, and Long Swings in Economic Growth: The American Experience (1968). 75 Law / Political Science Featured Academic

Law as a Means to an End Now Threat to the Rule of Law in Paperback Brian Tamanaha The Cambridge History of St. John’s University School of Law, New York, NY Twentieth-Century Political he contemporary U.S. legal culture is marked Thought Tby ubiquitous battles among various groups attempting to seize control of the law and wield it Editors against others in pursuit of their particular agenda. Terence Ball Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ This battle takes place in administrative, legislative, Richard Bellamy and judicial arenas at both the state and federal University of Essex, UK levels. This book identifies the underlying source of these battles in the spread of the instrumental view his major work provides a comprehensive of law—the idea that law is purely a means to an Toverview of the development of political end—in a context of sharp disagreement over the thought from the late nineteenth to the end of the social good. It traces the rise of the instrumental twentieth century, and is the concluding volume view of law in the course of the past two centuries, (chronologically) in the acclaimed Cambridge then demonstrates the pervasiveness of this view of History of Political Thought series. The Cambridge History of Political Thought law and its implications within the contemporary 6 × 9 754 pp. February legal culture. The book ends by showing the various 0-521-69162-1 Paperback $39.99 ($46.95 CAD)G ways in which seeing law in purely instrumental 978-0-521-69162-8 terms threatens to corrode the rule of law. Hb ISBN (2003): 0-521-56354-2 • Overview of U.S. legal culture—past, present, and Rethinking The Foundations future 6 × 9 256 pp. September of Modern Political Thought 0-521-86952-8 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C Editors 978-0-521-86952-2 Annabel Brett University of Cambridge, UK 0-521-68967-8 Paperback $28.99 ($33.95 CAD) G James Tully 978-0-521-68967-0 University of Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Brian Tamanaha is Chief Judge Benjamin N. Cardozo Professor of Holly Hamilton-Bleakley Law at St. John’s University School of Law. He is the author of On the Rule of Law (CUP 2004), Realistic Socio-Legal Theory (1997), and uentin Skinner’s classic two volume study of A General Jurisprudence of Law and Society (2001) which won the QThe Foundations of Modern Political Thought Herbert Jacob Book Prize in 2001. was first published by Cambridge University Press in 1978 and is still in print. This volume recalls the impact of the original work and considers its contemporary relevance and a number of significant agendas it still inspires. The result is required reading for students of early modern history and political thought. 6 × 9 320 pp. February 0-521-84979-9 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-84979-1 0-521-61503-8 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-61503-7 Annabel Brett is Senior Lecturer in History at the University of Cambridge and a Fellow of Gonville and Caius College. James Tully is Distinguished Professor of Political Science, Law, Indigenous Governance and Philosophy at the University of Victoria.

76 Featured Academic Political Science Rationality and the Ideology Social Democracy in the of Disconnection Global Periphery Michael Taylor Origins, Challenges, Prospects University of Washington, Seattle, WA Richard Sandbrook University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada ritten by a former leading participant, this Marc Edelman volume represents a powerful and provocative W City University of New York, New York, NY critique of the foundations of Rational Choice Patrick Heller theory. The author’s views are brought to bear on Brown University, Providence, RI the economic way of thinking about the natural Judith Teichman environment and on how and when the norm of fair University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada reciprocity motivates us to do our part in ocial Democracy in the Global Periphery focuses on cooperative endeavors. Ssocial-democratic regimes in the developing world Contemporary Political Theory that have, to varying degrees, reconciled the needs of 6 × 9 224 pp. September 0-521-86745-2 Hardback $60.00 ($70.95 CAD) C achieving growth through globalized markets with 978-0-521-86745-0 extensions of political, social and economic rights. The authors show that opportunities exist to achieve 0-521-68704-7 Paperback $21.99 ($25.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-68704-1 significant social progress and derive their findings from Michael Taylor is a Professor of Political Science at the University of a comparative analysis of four exemplary cases: Kerala Washington in Seattle. (India), Costa Rica, Mauritius and Chile (since 1990). 6 × 9 300 pp. January Classical Theory in 3 tables 0-521-86703-7 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C International Relations 978-0-521-86703-0 Editor 0-521-68687-3 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G Beate Jahn 978-0-521-68687-7 University of Sussex, UK Richard Sandbrook is Professor of Political Science at the University of Toronto. Marc Edelman is Professor of Anthropology at Hunter hucydides, Kant, Rousseau, Smith, Hegel, College and the Graduate Center, City University of New York. Patrick TGrotius, Mill, Locke and Clausewitz are often Heller is Professor of Sociology at Brown University. Judith Teichman employed to explain and justify contemporary is Professor of Political Science at the University of Toronto. international politics. However, traditional The Risk Society at War interpretations frequently ignore their intellectual Terror, Technology and Strategy in the and historical contexts. These essays provide Twenty-First Century alternative interpretations sensitive to these political Mikkel Vedby Rasmussen and intellectual contexts and to the trajectory of University of Copenhagen, Denmark their appropriation. The political, sociological, estern societies are currently driven by a wish to anthropological, legal, economic, philosophical and prevent future threats from becoming reality. normative dimensions are shown to be constitutive W Applying theories of ‘risk society’ to the study of of contemporary international thought and practice. strategy, this book analyzes the creation of a new Cambridge Studies in International Relations 103 6 × 9 300 pp. November approach. Rasmussen argues that, since the 0-521-86685-5 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C seventeenth century, the concept of strategy has served 978-0-521-86685-9 to rationalize new technologies, doctrines and agents. 6 × 9 280 pp. December 0-521-68602-4 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 0-521-86791-6 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-68602-0 978-0-521-86791-7 Beate Jahn is a Senior Lecturer in International Relations in the Department of International Relations at the University of Sussex. 0-521-68731-4 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-68731-7 Mikkel Vedby Rasmussen is Associate Professor in the Department of Political Science at the University of Copenhagen. 77 Political Science Featured Academic The Price of Peace Just War in the Twenty-First Century Editors Charles Reed David Ryall

ntense political and public debate on war and Imorality has consistently been a feature of the post-Cold War world. The contributors to this book argue that a re-examination of the Just War tradition is therefore urgently required. They suggest that despite the fluctuations and transformations in War and Change international relations, the Just War tradition continues to be relevant, but that its utility as a in the Balkans framework of moral theory is dependent on a Nationalism, Conflict and dynamic reworking of the tradition that responds to Cooperation the new security environment. With an inter- Editor disciplinary and transatlantic approach, this volume Brad K. Blitz facilitates the necessary dialogue between Oxford Brookes University, UK theological, political, military and public actors and provide renewed moral reasoning to assist policy- he violence following the break-up of the makers with the ethical dilemmas of war. former Yugoslavia has lasted for more than a × T 6 9 320 pp. December decade and continues to mark the region. This 0-521-86051-2 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86051-2 volume’s leading Balkan scholars analyze the causes of the conflict and describe its course from the onset 0-521-67785-8 Paperback $27.99 ($32.95 CAD) G of war in Croatia to intervention in Kosovo. The 978-0-521-67785-1 book concentrates on four key transformations: the Charles Reed is the International Policy Advisor to the Church of demise of Yugoslavia and the creation of new states; Englandıs Mission and Public Affairs Unit. He is the author of Just the importance of nationalist ideologies during war War? (2004). David Ryall is Assistant Secretary General to the Catholic Bishopsı Conference of England and Wales. He has taught and their subsequent decline in the post conflict era; politics at the University of Wales. the role of international actors as policy makers, implementing agencies, and arbiters; and the process of democratization and integration into European structures. The volume also includes personal accounts from journalists, diplomats, and civil servants drawing upon their own experiences of war and transition. • Reveals causes and conflict resolutions from historical, domestic political, human rights, and international policy perspectives 6 × 9 320 pp. October 0-521-86042-3 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 978-0-521-86042-0

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78 Featured Academic Political Science Inside Rebellion Diverse Communities The Politics of Insurgent Violence The Problem with Social Capital Jeremy M. Weinstein Barbara Arneil Stanford University, Stanford, CA University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ome rebel groups abuse noncombatant Spopulations, while others exhibit restraint. iverse Communities is a critique of Robert Insurgent leaders in some countries transform local DPutnam’s social capital thesis Bowling Alone, structures of government, while others simply re-examined from the perspective of women and extract resources for their own benefit. In some cultural minorities in America over the last century. contexts, groups kill their victims selectively, while Barbara Arneil argues that the idyllic communities in other environments violence appears of the past were less positive than Putnam envisions indiscriminate, even random. This book presents a and that the current ‘collapse’ in participation is theory that accounts for the different strategies better understood as change rather than decline. pursued by rebel groups in civil war, explaining why Arneil suggests that the changes in American civil patterns of insurgent violence vary so much across society in the last half century are not so much the conflicts. It does so by examining the membership, result of generational change or television as the structure, and behavior of four insurgent movements unleashing of powerful economic, social and cultural in Uganda, Mozambique, and Peru. Drawing on forces that, despite leading to division and distrust interviews with nearly two hundred combatants and within American society, also contributed to greater civilians who experienced violence firsthand, it justice for women and cultural minorities. She shows that rebels’ strategies depend in important concludes by proposing that the lessons learned ways on how difficult it is to launch a rebellion. The from this history of American civil society provide book thus demonstrates how characteristics of the the normative foundation to enumerate the environment in which rebellions emerge constrain principles of justice by which diverse communities rebel organization and shape the patterns of violence might be governed in the twenty-first century. that civilians experience. Contents: Contents: 1. Social capital, justice and diversity: an Part I. The Structure of Rebel Organizations: 1. introduction; 2. The progressive era: past The Industrial Organization of Rebellion; 2. Four paradise?; 3. The present malaise in civic Rebel Organizations; 3. Recruitment; 4. Control; participation: empirical and normative Part II. The Strategies of Rebel Groups: 5. dimensions; 4. The causes of ‘decline’ in social Governance; 6. Violence; 7. Resilience; 8. capital theory; 5. Civic trust and shared norms; 6. Extensions Beyond Bowling Alone: social capital in twenty- • Analyzes the impact of civilian suffering on civil first century America; 7. Justice in diverse war communities: lessons for the future. 6 × 9 300 pp. October Cambridge Studies in Comparative Politics 0-521-85719-8 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C 6 × 9 400 pp. November 978-0-521-85719-2 19 line art/3 maps/18 tables 0-521-86077-6 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C 0-521-67390-9 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G 978-0-521-86077-2 978-0-521-67390-7 0-521-67797-1 Paperback $24.99 ($28.95 CAD) G Barbara Arneil is Associate Professor in the Department of Political 978-0-521-67797-4 Science at the University of British Columbia. She is the author of Feminism and Politics (1999) and John Locke and America: A Jeremy M. Weinstein is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Defense of English Colonialism (1996). Political Science at Stanford University.

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The Primacy of Politics Now Social Democracy and the Making in Paperback of Europe’s Twentieth Century Sheri Berman Columbia University, New York, NY

heri Berman reviews the history of social Sdemocracy from its origins in the late 19th century and shows how it triumphed against classical liberalism, orthodox Marxism, and its cousins, fascism and National Socialism by solving the central challenge of modern politics— reconciling the competing needs of capitalism and democracy. Emerging in the interwar years, the social democratic model spread across Europe after The Neoconservative the Second World War and formed the basis of the postwar settlement commonly but misleadingly Revolution labeled “embedded liberalism.” Rewriting the Jewish Intellectuals and the Shaping intellectual and political history of the modern era, of Public Policy this study of European social democracy sets Murray Friedman contemporary debates about globalization in their formerly of Temple University, Philadelphia, PA context. Contents: raditionally, American Jews have been 1. Introduction; 2. The Background and Tassociated with liberalism and the Democratic Foundations; 3. Democratic Revisionism Comes Party at all levels of government. Murray Friedman, of Age; 4. National Socialism; 5. From argues that Jewish intellectuals have actually assisted Revisionism to Social Democracy; 6. Fascism and in the development of modern American National Socialism; 7. The Swedish Exception; 8. conservatism. Friedman focuses on the Jewish The Postwar Era; 9. Conclusion intellectuals and activists known as neoconservatives • Controversial new interpretations of social who began to impact on American public policy democracy, fascism, National Socialism and the during the Cold war and, most recently, on the postwar order invasion of Iraq. He presents a portrait of the × 6 1/8 9 1/4 232 pp. October original small group of “neocons” which included 0-521-81799-4 Hardback $70.00 ($82.95 CAD) C Irving Kristol, Norman Podhorez, and Sidney 978-0-521-81799-8 Hood. This group continues to influence American 0-521-52110-6 Paperback $24.95 ($28.95 CAD) G politics through work as columnists and analysts at 978-0-521-52110-9 conservative think tanks. Sheri Berman is an Associate Professor of Political Science at Barnard 6 × 9 312 pp. November College, Columbia University. She is the author of Social Democratic 0-521-54501-3 Paperback $22.99 ($26.95 CAD) G Moment (1997). 978-0-521-54501-3 Hb ISBN (2005): 0-521-83656-5 Murray Friedman wrote and edited numerous books including What Went Wrong?: The Creation and Collapse of the Black Jewish Alliance (The Free Press, 1995), several volumes on Philadelphia history and The Utopian Dilemma: American Jews and Public Policy (Rowman & Littlefield, 1985).

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Culture, Crisis and America’s Now War on Terror in Paperback Stuart Croft University of Birmingham, UK

ince the events of 9/11, the fear of terrorism and Sthe determination to strike back against it has become a topic of enormous public debate. The ‘war on terror’ discourse has developed not only through American politics but via other channels including the media, the church, music, novels, films and television, and therefore permeates many aspects of American life. Stuart Croft suggests that the process of this production of knowledge has created a very particular form of common sense which shapes relationships, jokes and even forms of tattoos. Restoring Free Speech and Examining policy-making in America’s war on terror Liberty on Campus from new perspectives, including insights from cultural studies, this book develops a dynamic Donald Alexander Downs University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI model of crisis which seeks to understand the war on terror as a cultural phenomenon. n this provocative work Donald Downs Contents: Iconvincingly demonstrates how the deprivation of Introduction; 1. Disrupting Meaning; 2. free speech, due process, and other basic civil Deconstructing the Second American 9/11; 3. The liberties in the name of favored political causes, Decisive Intervention; 4. The Institutionalisation sabotages the truth-seeking mission of universities. and Stabilisation of the Policy Programme; 5. Acts Rather than promoting equal respect and tolerance of Resistance to the ‘War on Terror’; 6. The of diversity, Downs shows how backward policies Discourse Strikes Back; 7. Conclusion restricting academic freedom and civil liberty have • Creates a new model for understanding crises and poisoned the intellectual climate of many academic their aftermath as social phenomena institutions and shamefully compromised the honest × 6 9 280 pp. September exchange of ideas. Downs also posits some 6 halftones/7 line diagrams 0-521-86799-1 Hardback $75.00 ($88.95 CAD) C penetrating conclusions and recommendations for 978-0-521-86799-3 ensuring the protection and resilience of civil liberty and political strategy in contemporary American 0-521-68733-0 Paperback $29.99 ($34.95 CAD) G academia. 978-0-521-68733-1 • Highlights the role of political mobilization in Stuart Croft is Professor of International Relations in the Department reform of Political Science and International Studies at the University of 6 × 9 320 pp. November Birmingham. He is the author of Security Studies Today (with Terry Terriff, Lucy James and Patrick Morgan, 1999), The Enlargement of 3 line diagrams Europe (with John Redmond, G. Wyn Rees and Mark Webber, 1999) 0-521-68971-6 Paperback $22.99 ($26.95 CAD) G and Strategies of Arms Control (1996). 978-0-521-68971-7 Donald Alexander Downs is Professor of Political Science, Law, and Journalism at the University of Wisconsin, Madison. Hb ISBN (2004): 0-521-83987-4

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106 Author Locator CANADA — U.S.A. For page numbers on which these authors’ books appear, please see the Index (pp. 109).

City Institution Surname Name City Institution Surname Name CANADA District of Columbia Washington Georgetown University McAuliffe Jane Dammen British Columbia Georgetown University Roshwald Aviel Vancouver University of British U.S. Library of Congress Haynes John Earl Columbia Arneil Barbara Florida University of British Columbia Foster John Wilson DeLand Stetson University Walsh Sylvia University of British Tampa University of South Florida Guignon Charles Columbia Lary Diana Georgia Victoria University of Victoria Tully James Athens University of Georgia Teague Frances Ontario Atlanta Emory University Hess Edward D. Guelph University of Guelph O’Quinn Daniel Emory University Klehr Harvey Montreal Université de Montreal Stravynski Ariel Augusta Georgia Institute of North York University of York Moody Jane Technology Borodovsky Mark Toronto University of Toronto Sandbrook Richard Georgia Institute of University of Toronto Teichman Judith Technology Ekisheva Svetlana Illinois UNITED STATES Chicago University of Chicago Christensen Thomas De Kalb Northern Illinois University Coleman Dorothy Arizona Macomb Western Illinois University Palmer Scott W. Urbana-Champaign Tempe Arizona State University Ball Terence University of Illinois Fagyal Zsuzsanna Arizona State University Urban Walker M. University of Illinois Jenkins Fred California University of Illinois Kibbee Douglas Berkeley University of California Abrams Richard M. Indiana University of California La Porte Todd M. Bloomington Indiana University Grant Edward University of California Metcalf Thomas R. Indiana University Stein Stephen J. Claremont Claremont McKenna Notre Dame University of Notre Dame Miscamble Wilson D. College Halpern Diane F. University of Notre Dame Neyrey Jerome H. Davis University of California Hing Bill Ong Los Angeles UCLA School of Law Handler Joel F. Iowa UCLA School of Public Ames University of Iowa Oliveira Suely Affairs Hasenfeld Yeheskel University of Iowa Stewart David University of Southern California Easterlin Richard A. Maryland Pasadena Pasadena City College Feser Edward College Park University of Maryland Graber Mark A. San Diego University of California Hajnal Zoltan L. University of California McDonald Marianne Massachusetts A University of California Rutherford Donald Boston Boston University Beaudry Mary C. Santa Barbara Boston University Martin Michael University of California Collins Robert O. Cambridge Harvard University Armitage David Stanford Stanford University Weinstein Jeremy M. Harvard University Branscomb Lewis M. Colorado Harvard University Mills D. Quinn Massachusetts Institute of Fort Collins Colorado State University Cotton William R. Technology Perry Ruth Colorado State University Pielke Roger A. Massachusetts Institute of Technology Polenske Karen R. Medford Tufts University Sternberg Robert J.

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City Institution Surname Name City Institution Surname Name

Michigan Rhode Island Ann Arbor University of Michigan Cameron Kim S. Providence Brown University Heller Patrick University of Michigan Metcalf Barbara D. Brown University Rooney Ellen Missouri South Carolina St.Louis University of Missouri Gillingham John Clemson Clemson University Burns James M. Washington University Roediger III Henry J. Clemson University Palmer R. Barton Columbia University of South New Hampshire Carolina Herzstein Robert E. Durham University of New Hampshire Hiley David R. Tennessee New York Knoxville University of Tennessee Kulikowski Michael New York City University of New York Edelman Marc Texas Columbia University Berman Sheri Austin University of Texas Loehlin James N. Columbia University Bulson Eric University of Texas Rodden John Columbia University Gelman Andrew Baylor Baylor University Evans C. Stephen New York University Chazan Robert Denton University of North Texas Holdeman David New York University Denton University of North Texas Peters John G. Law School Shaviro Daniel N. Fort Worth Texas Christian University Parrish Timothy St. John’s University School Houston Rice University Cook David of Law Tamanaha Brian Potsdam Clarkson University Serio John N. Virginia Charlottesville North Carolina University of Virginia Bird Colin Chapel Hill University of North University of Virginia Clawson James G.S. Carolina O’Hara James J. University of Virginia Haskins Mark E. University of North Fairfax George Mason University Auerswald Philip E. Carolina Rosefielde Steven Quantico U.S. Marine Corps Durham Duke University Williams Peter University Moyar Mark Ohio Washington Athens Ohio University Goda Norman J.W. Seattle University of Washington Baross John University of Washington Sullivan III Woodruff T. Pennsylvania University of Washington Taylor Michael Philadelphia Temple University Friedman Murray University of Pennsylvania de Grazia Margreta Wisconsin University of Pennsylvania Michel-Kerjan Erwann Madison University of Wisconsin Downs Donald A. Pittsburgh University of Pittsburgh Kearney Hugh University of Wisconsin Hailman Jack P. University Park University of Wisconsin Nadler Steven Pennsylvania State University of Wisconsin Strier Karen B. University Cheney Patrick York York College of Pennsylvania Bogart William T.

108 Index A — C

Abrams, Richard M...... 20 The Cambridge Companion to Heidegger ...... 48 Adams, Nicholas ...... 60 The Cambridge Companion to Historical Archaeology...... 49 The African City ...... 73 The Cambridge Companion to Horace ...... 45 Aitchison, Jean ...... 65 The Cambridge Companion to Jonathan Edwards ...... 47 al-Rasheed, Madawi ...... 26 The Cambridge Companion to Modern American Culture ...... 41 Allan, Keith...... 32 The Cambridge Companion to Molière...... 44 America Transformed...... 20 The Cambridge Companion to Philip Roth...... 39 Ansell-Pearson, Keith ...... 35 The Cambridge Companion to Pushkin...... 40 Arneil, Barbara...... 79 The Cambridge Companion to Shakespeare’s Poetry...... 42 Aronson, Shlomo ...... 69 The Cambridge Companion to the Actress...... 43 At Home with the Empire...... 69 The Cambridge Companion to the Gospels...... 46 Auerswald, Philip E...... 28 The Cambridge Companion to the Irish Novel...... 41 Ball, Terence...... 76 The Cambridge Companion to the Qur’an ...... 46 The Barbarian Migrations and the Roman West...... 71 The Cambridge Companion to Wallace Stevens ...... 39 Barber, Malcolm...... 17 The Cambridge Companion to Wilkie Collins...... 40 Barnsley, Michael ...... 4 The Cambridge Dictionary of Sociology...... 37 Baross, John ...... 84 The Cambridge Dictionary of Statistics...... 38 Barton, Stephen C...... 46 The Cambridge History of Twentieth-Century Political Beaudry, Mary C...... 49 Thought ...... 76 Bellamy, Richard ...... 76 The Cambridge History of Western Music Theory...... 56 Beller, Steven...... 11 The Cambridge Introduction to Early English Theatre...... 53 Benson, David J...... 85 The Cambridge Introduction to English Theatre, 1660-1900 .. 52 Berman, Sheri ...... 80 The Cambridge Introduction to James Joyce ...... 51 Bethencourt, Francisco...... 68 The Cambridge Introduction to Jane Austen ...... 51 Bigsby, Christopher...... 16, 41 The Cambridge Introduction to Joseph Conrad ...... 52 Bird, Colin...... 60 The Cambridge Introduction to Samuel Beckett ...... 52 Blame Welfare, Ignore Poverty and Inequality ...... 30 The Cambridge Introduction to T.S. Eliot...... 51 Blitz, Brad K...... 78 The Cambridge Introduction to the American Short Story ...... 50 Bogart, William T...... 29 The Cambridge Introduction to Virginia Woolf ...... 52 Bradby, David ...... 44 The Cambridge Introduction to W.B. Yeats ...... 51 Branscomb, Lewis M...... 28 Capitals of Capital ...... 25 Brett, Annabel ...... 76 Cartwright, Nancy ...... 59 Britain’s Declining Empire, 1918-1968...... 69 Cassis, Youssef...... 25 The British Isles...... 70 Chazan, Robert ...... 71 Brocheux, Pierre...... 2 Chekhov: The Cherry Orchard ...... 54 Brown, Judith M...... 82 Cheney, Patrick ...... 42 Brueggemann, Walter...... 61 China’s Republic...... 82 Buckle, Stephen ...... 57 Christensen, Thomas...... 56 Bulson, Eric ...... 51 The Chronologers’ Quest...... 3 Burns, James M...... 10 Classical Theory in International Relations ...... 77 Burridge, Kate...... 32 Coleman, Dorothy...... 57 Calder, Andrew ...... 44 Collins, Robert O...... 10 The Cambridge Companion to Atheism...... 47 A Concise History of Austria ...... 11 The Cambridge Companion to Brecht ...... 44 A Concise History of Modern India ...... 12 The Cambridge Companion to Brian Friel ...... 43 Cook, David ...... 27 The Cambridge Companion to British Theatre, 1730-1830.... 45 Cool, H.E.M...... 70 The Cambridge Companion to Early Modern Philosophy ...... 48 Cooper, John Xiros ...... 51 The Cambridge Companion to Feminist Literary Theory...... 42 Cotterill, R...... 15 The Cambridge Companion to Hayek ...... 49 Cotton, William R...... 85 109 C — K Index

Critical Infrastructure, Public Vulnerability ...... 28 Grant, Edward ...... 67 Critical Thinking in Psychology...... 64 Guignon, Charles...... 48 Croft, Stuart...... 81 Habermas and Theology ...... 60 Crystal, David...... 31 Hacking, Ian ...... 34 Cullen, James ...... 84 Hailman, Jack P...... 83 Culture, Crisis and America’s War on Terror...... 81 Hall, Catherine ...... 69 de Grazia, Margreta...... 54 Halpern, Diane F...... 64 Debating Islam in Saudi Arabia...... 26 Halsall, Guy...... 71 Deporting Our Souls...... 14 Hamilton-Bleakley, Holly...... 76 Design for a New Europe ...... 74 ‘Hamlet’ without Hamlet ...... 54 Dictatorship of the Air...... 22 Hampton, Jean...... 59 Dillon, Janette...... 53 Handler, Joel F...... 30 Diverse Communities...... 79 Harrison, Stephen ...... 45 Dobson, Michael...... 53 Hasenfeld, Yeheskel...... 30 Don’t Call It Sprawl ...... 29 Haynes, John Earl ...... 19 Doubt and the Demands of Democratic Citizenship...... 58 Heller, Patrick ...... 77 Downs, Donald Alexander ...... 81 Henry R. Luce, Time and the American Crusade in Asia...... 67 Draaisma, Douwe ...... 6 Herzstein, Robert E...... 67 Dred Scott and the Problem of Constitutional Evil...... 23 Hicks, Dan...... 49 Early Cold War Spies ...... 19 Hiley, David R...... 58 Easterlin, Richard A...... 75 Hing, Bill Ong...... 14 Eating and Drinking in Roman Britain ...... 70 A History of Natural Philosophy...... 67 The Economic Geography of Innovation...... 74 A History of New South Wales...... 71 Edelman, Marc...... 77 A History of Sub-Saharan Africa...... 10 The Emergence of Probability...... 34 Hitler, the Allies, and the Jews...... 69 The Endurance of Nationalism...... 68 Ho Chi Minh...... 2 English Intonation...... 66 Holdeman, David ...... 51 Evans, C. Stephen ...... 36 Hornsby-Smith, Michael P...... 62 Everitt, B.S...... 38 How to Spend $50 Billion to Make the World a Better Place... 13 Fagyal, Zsuzsanna...... 65 Human Impacts on Weather and Climate...... 85 Fearing Others...... 63 Human-Machine Reconfigurations ...... 64 Feser, Edward...... 49 Hume: An Enquiry concerning Human Understanding ...... 57 Forbidden Words ...... 32 Hume: Dialogues concerning Natural Religion...... 57 The Forging of Races...... 70 Hunting Causes and Using Them...... 59 Foster, John Wilson...... 41 Hutchinson, Gregory ...... 73 French...... 65 Hyam, Ronald...... 69 Freund, Bill...... 73 Inconsistency in Roman Epic ...... 71 Friedman, Murray...... 80 Ingram, John C.L...... 66 From Gutenberg to Google ...... 33 Inside Rebellion ...... 79 From Roosevelt to Truman ...... 18 The Intrinsic Worth of Persons...... 59 Gale, Maggie B...... 43 An Introduction to Catholic Social Thought...... 62 Garson, James W...... 61 An Introduction to Political Philosophy...... 60 Gelman, Andrew...... 85 J.S. Bach...... 8 Gillingham, John ...... 74 Jahn, Beate...... 77 Global South Asians ...... 82 Jenkins, Fred ...... 65 Goda, Norman J.W...... 7 The Jews of Medieval Western Christendom ...... 71 Goldman, Jane ...... 52 Kahn, Andrew...... 40 The Gospel of John ...... 62 Kearney, Hugh ...... 70 Graber, Mark A...... 23 Kibbee, Douglas...... 65 110 Index K — T

Kidd, Colin...... 70 Practical Plant Identification ...... 84 Kierkegaard: Fear and Trembling ...... 36 The Price of Peace ...... 78 Kingston, Beverley ...... 71 The Primacy of Politics ...... 80 Klehr, Harvey...... 19 Propertius: Elegies Book IV ...... 73 Kulikowski, Michael...... 72 Quantitative Modal Logic for Philosophers ...... 61 Language and the Internet ...... 31 Quantitative Models and Methods...... 85 La Porte, Todd M...... 28 Ramada Curto, Diogo...... 68 Lary, Diana ...... 82 Rasmussen, Mikkel Vedby...... 77 Law as a Means to an End ...... 76 Rationality and the Ideology of Disconnection ...... 77 Locke: A Biography...... 9 Reed, Charles...... 78 Loehlin, James N...... 54 The Reluctant Economist ...... 75 Lomborg, Bjørn ...... 13 Remembering and Imagining the Holocaust ...... 16 Martin, Michael...... 47 Restoring Free Speech and Liberty on Campus...... 81 Martyrdom in Islam ...... 27 Rethinking The Foundations of Modern Political Thought...... 76 Masters of Illusion ...... 21 Return to Gallipoli ...... 69 The Material World...... 15 Ridpath, Ian...... 5 McAuliffe, Jane Dammen...... 46 The Risk Society at War ...... 77 McDonald, Ronan ...... 52 Roche, Anthony...... 43 Metcalf, Barbara D...... 12 Roediger, III, Henry J...... 64 Metcalf, Thomas R...... 12 Roman Oratory ...... 72 Michel-Kerjan, Erwann...... 28 Rome’s Gothic Wars from the Third Century to Alaric...... 72 Mills, D. Quinn...... 21 Rooney, Ellen...... 42 Miscamble, Wilson D...... 18 Rose, Sonya O...... 69 The Monthly Sky Guide...... 5 Rosefielde, Steven...... 21 Moody, Jane...... 45 Roshwald, Aviel...... 68 Moral Repair...... 58 Rutherford, Donald ...... 48 Moyar, Mark ...... 1 Ryall, David ...... 78 Music: A Mathematical Offering...... 85 Sacks, Glendyr ...... 44 Nadler, Steven ...... 56 Sandbrook, Richard ...... 77 The Neoconservative Revolution ...... 80 Scates, Bruce ...... 69 Neurolinguistics...... 66 Scofield, Martin ...... 50 Neyrey, Jerome H...... 62 Serio, John N...... 39 Nietzsche: ‘On the Genealogy of Morality’ and Other Writings .35 Shakespeare and the American Popular Stage ...... 53 Nineteenth-Century American Fiction on Screen...... 55 Shaviro, Daniel N...... 75 Novel Relations...... 54 Shillingsburg, Peter L...... 33 O’Hara, James J...... 71 Social Democracy in the Global Periphery...... 77 O’Quinn, Daniel ...... 45 Spinoza’s Ethics...... 56 Oliveira, Suely...... 83 Steel, Catherine...... 72 Palmer, R. Barton...... 55 Stein, Stephen J...... 47 Palmer, Scott W...... 22 Sternberg, Robert J...... 64 Parrish, Timothy ...... 39 Stewart, David ...... 83 Performing Shakespeare’s Tragedies Today ...... 53 Stokes, John ...... 43 Perry, Ruth...... 54 Stravynski, Ariel ...... 63 Peters, John G...... 52 Strier, Karen B...... 83 Pielke, Roger A...... 85 Suchman, Lucy ...... 64 Planets and Life ...... 84 Sullivan III, Woodruff T...... 84 Planning, Proposing and Presenting Science Effectively ...... 83 SuperFractals...... 4 Polenske, Karen R...... 74 Tales from Spandau ...... 7 Portuguese Oceanic Expansion, 1400-1800 ...... 68 Tamanaha, Brian...... 76 111 T — W Index

Taxes, Spending, and the U.S. Government’s March Toward Turner, Bryan S...... 37 Bankruptcy...... 75 Walker, Margaret Urban...... 58 Taylor, Jenny Bourne ...... 40 Walsh, Sylvia...... 36 Taylor, Michael ...... 77 War and Change in the Balkans...... 78 Teague, Frances ...... 53 Weinstein, Jeremy M...... 79 Teichman, Judith ...... 77 Wells, J.C...... 66 The Theology of the Book of Jeremiah...... 61 Why Life Speeds Up As You Get Older...... 6 Thomson, Peter ...... 44, 52 Williams, Peter...... 8 Tirion, Wil...... 5 Woolhouse, Roger...... 9 Todd, Janet ...... 51 Word Weavers...... 65 The Trial of the Templars...... 17 Writing Scientific Software: A Guide to Good Style ...... 83 Triumph Forsaken ...... 1 Wyse Jackson, Patrick...... 3 Tully, James...... 76

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