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Kairotic Inspiration

Imagining the Future in the Sixth Extinction

By Sarah Allen

Offering a New, Ecological Theory of Inspiration That Shifts the Concept toward Deep, Transformative Connections

Making Entomologists

How Periodicals Shaped Scientific Communities in Nineteenth-Century Britain

By Matthew Wale

Illuminates the Diverse Communities of Victorian Insect Collectors Who Contributed to the Study of Natural History

An Introduction to the History of Chronobiology, Volume 3

Metaphors, Models, and Mechanisms

By Jole Shackelford

The First Systematic Academic History of the Study of Biological Rhythms

Endurable Infinity

Poems

By Tony Kitt

Effervescent Surrealist Poems That Imagine and Reimagine What Is Possible

Blessing the Exoskeleton

Poems

By Andrew Hemmert

A Collection of Meditative Poetry Complicated by the Stark Potential Reality of the Future

The Globalization of Wheat

A Critical History of the Green Revolution

By Marci Baranski

Debunks Myths of the Green Revolution with a Long-Awaited Critique of Wide Adaptation

The Shale Renaissance

How Fracking Has Changed Pennsylvania in the Twenty-First Century

By Jonathan M. Fisk, Soren Jordan, A.J. Good

Examines the Administrative Challenges and Politics Associated with Fracking in Pennsylvania

The Dynamics of Science

Computational Frontiers in History and Philosophy of Science

Edited By Grant Ramsey, Andreas De Block

Provides a Fresh Perspective on What Science Is and How and Why It Changes

Nature’s Crossroads

The Twin Cities and Greater Minnesota

Edited By George Vrtis, Christopher W. Wells

A Wide-Ranging Environmental and Historical Study of the Evolution of the Minneapolis–Saint Paul Area

Polygynous Marriages among the Kyrgyz

Institutional Change and Endurance

By Michele E. Commercio

An Original Account of Marriage Practices in Kyrgyzstan in the Pre-Soviet, Soviet, and Post-Soviet Eras

Five Bay Landscapes

Curious Explorations of the Great Lakes Basin

By Karen Lutsky, Sean Burkholder

Offers Fresh Insights about Environmental Design and Planning along the Great Lakes Shoreline

Claiming Brazil

Performances of Citizenship in the Centenary of Independence

By Gregg Bocketti

A Timely Study of Brazil’s First Centenary of Independence and Exploration of Brazilian Nationhood and Citizenship

Nicholas Roerich

The Artist Who Would Be King

By John McCannon

The Definitive English-Language Biography of a Noteworthy and Controversial Artist Who Packed Several Lives into a Single Lifetime

Hemispheric Blackness and the Exigencies of Accountability

Edited By Jennifer Gomez Menjivar, Hector Nicolas Ramos Flores

Critically Assesses How Black Collectives across the Hemisphere Evoke Their Rights

The Architecture of Evolution

The Science of Form in Twentieth-Century Evolutionary Biology

By Marco Tamborini

How the History of Morphology Made the Advent of Evolutionary Developmental Biology Possible