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An Argument for Art and Science as Practices and Knowledges that Emerge from Shared Epistemologies Rather than Compartmentalized Disciplines

Presents A New Way of Looking at Peripheral Scientists and Demonstrates Their Creativity and Impact on the Larger Scientific Community

Essays that Demonstrate the Theoretical Capacity of Castillo’s Work and the Connections We Can Make through Literature to Larger Cultural, Political, and Global Concerns

Explores How European Architecture since the Enlightenment Has Laid the Groundwork for Contemporary Ideas about Sound and Space

An Engaging History of the Less Glamorous but Equally Essential Aspects of Space Travel: Sanitation, Food Supply, and Waste Disposal

Reconsidering the Distinction between Scientific Discovery and Travel Writing in International Arctic Explorations

A History of Early International Preservationist Groups and the Natures They Sought to Preserve

An In-Depth Study of the Rise and Decline of Indigenous Movements and Multicultural Political Power in Ecuador

A Wide-Ranging Volume on the Intertwined History of Race Across the Americas

An Extensive Study that Reveals the Strength of Bottom-Up Decisions Relative to Top-Down Governmental Planning for Land Reform

The First Book that Considers Roberto Bolaño’s Writing in the Context of Queer Theory

An Examination of Authenticity Through the Lens of Scholarly Writing—and the Reverse

An Historical Tapestry of Controversies, Risks, Mistakes, Victories, and Defeats through Arlen Specter’s Long Career

The Preminent Journal for Scholarly Work on Contemporary Cuba

A History Illustrating Chilean Workers’ Struggles to Achieve Social Justice and Equality, Transform the National Economy, and Resist Oppression