Books

Sheds New Light on the Stakes in the Conflict between Religion and the Sciences in the Age of Revolution and Reform

A New History of Local Philanthropy that Offers New Insights on Its Interplay with Regional Partners, Aspirations, and Progress

Traces the Racial Charge of the Architectural Writings of Five Modern Theorists

A New Edition of the Classic Account of the Early Dinosaur Craze

A Relatable, Complex Examination of the History of Health and Healing in Latin America across Five Centuries

Lyrical Poems that Interrogate Various Constructions of Ruin, Difficulty, and Reckoning

A Profound New Collection from the Editor of the Best American Poetry Series

An Engaging Must-Read History of Public Libraries in Pennsylvania from 1731 through 1945

Winner of the 2020 Cave Canem Poetry Prize

A Unique Comparative Study of Urban Development in Three Post-Nazi German Cities Rebuilt under Three Competing Cold War Regime Ideologies

A Cross-Disciplinary Approach to Ethical, Methodological, and Representational Questions in Feminist Rhetorical Research

An Investigation into What Makes New Political Parties Succeed—Or Fail

Reframes Resistance to Vaccines as a Crisis of Public Trust Rather than a War on Science

Winner of the 2020 Drue Heinz Literature Prize

The Drue Heinz Literature Prize was established in 1980 to encourage and support the writing and reading of short fiction, and first awarded in 1981, to David Bosworth for his collection The Death of Descartes. Over the past forty years judges such as Raymond Carver, Joyce Carol Oates, Margaret Atwood, Joan Didion, ...