Yale Spring/Summer 2011 Catalogue

8/8/2019 Yale Spring/Summer 2011 Catalogue

http://slidepdf.com/reader/full/yale-springsummer-2011-catalogue 1/85



Rooms with a ViewThe Open Window in the 19



The Open Window in the 19Sabine RewaldDuring the first half of the ninetemerged as a consistent motif inpainting and drawing.Rooms with athis intriguing theme in Europeaof unfulfilled longing and its assand interiority.

Artists depicted this intangible mfigures in hushed, sparsely furniin their studios; simple, serene dand windows as the focal point

Rooms with a View features forty o well-known and largely undiscoFriedrich, Carl Gustav Carus, GMenzel, Christoffer Wilhelm Ec

Léon Cogniet and Fyodor PetrovSabine Rewald is Jacques and Nataof 19th-Century, Modern, and CMuseum of Art.

April120 pp. 279x216mm.15 b/w + 75 colour illus.ISBN 978-0-300-16977-5 £20.00*

ExhibitionThe Metropolitan Museum of Art,

23/03/11–04/07/11

Pastel Portraits Images of 18th-Century EurKatharine Baetjer and MarjoBrightly hued, highly finished aeighteenth century were regardelike oils. The powdery, vibrant ccapturing the skin tones and evathe most life-like portraits.

Pastels cannot be permanently df di d h l l U

52 Art

Richard Serra DrawingA Retrospective



A RetrospectiveEdited by Gary Garrels, Bernice RosWith contributions by Lizzie Borden, MagGarrels, Bernice Rose, Richard Serra, Rich As the focal point of numerous highRichard Serra (b. 1939) has drawn i who have marvelled at Serra’s workhis equally intriguing drawings. Thitime Serra’s drawn work, considerinas an activity both independent from

First working in ink, charcoal and loriginally used drawing as a meansrelations between his sculpture andunderwent significant shifts in conforms he created with black paintstDrawings were designed to disruptand eventually began to occupy en

explored the tension of weight andmost recent work experiments with

Gary Garrels is the Elise S. Haas SenSculpture at the San Francisco Muis the Chief Curator of the Menil DMichelle White is Associate CuratorDistributed for The Menil Collection Tran

May 176 pp. 305x229mm.160 tritone illus.ISBN 978-0-300-16937-9 £35.00*

Exhibition

The Metropolitan Museum of Art,11/04/11–28/08/11

San Francisco Museum of Modern Art,15/10/11–16/01/12The Menil Collection, 02/03/12–10/06/12

Kandinsky and the HaPainting with White BorderEdited by Elsa Smithgall • With conTracey Bashkoff, Gillian McMillan aRussian artist and theoretician Vasiin twentieth-century abstraction. HBorder , inspired by his native Moscocreative period in his artistic develpresents a rare in depth examinati

Rebecca Salter Into the Light of Things



g gEdited by Gillian ForresterWith essays by Achim Borchardt-HumeRebecca Salter (b. 1955) is a BritLondon. After studying ceramics scholarship to the Kyoto City UniKyoto for six years. Despite a sucabandoned the medium, and begaprints, creating a distinctive body Eastern art-making practices and

Salter took up painting on canvasas about ‘making an object’ rathetwo-dimensional works complicadrawing, printmaking and sculptubased, her work draws deeply on outdoors, and she arguably can be

Accompanying a major exhibition

this book will map Salter’s careerinternational abstraction, as well and aesthetics on her practice. An2008 redesign of the main entranc

Gillian Forrester is Curator of Prinfor British Art.Published in association with the Ya

February 280 pp. 285x245mm.200 colour illus.ISBN 978-0-300-17042-9 £30.00*

Exhibition

Yale Center for British Art,03/02/2011–01/05/2011

The Independent EyeContemporary British Artfrom the Collection of Samuel andEdited by Eleanor Hughes and AnThis beautifully illustrated bookGabrielle Lurie’s dynamic privatart, an intended gift to the Yale Cpast four decades, the collectionStephenson Patrick Caulfield an

The MedievalHaggadah

54 Art



Art, Narrative,and Religious Imagination

Marc Michael EpsteinIn this beautifully illustrated book,historian Marc Michael Epsteinexplores four magnificent andenigmatic illuminated haggadot

manuscripts created for use at home services on Passover. They include the earliest known surviving illuminated haggadah: theBirds’ Head Haggadah, made in Mainz around 1300, in which

many of the faces on the human figures depicted throughoutare replaced with those of birds. Also presented is the GoldenHaggadah from Barcelona,c.1320–30, along with two Spanish‘siblings’, the Rylands Haggadah and its purported Brother,made between 1330 and 1340, which share similariconography and style.Though the importance of these manuscripts is universally acknowledged, Epstein examines them with fresh eyes, offeringinsightful solutions to long-unresolved questions concerningthe meaning of the art contained within them. In addition, heuses these treasured volumes as a springboard to addressbroader issues in the study of Jewish thought and culture.Marc Michael Epstein is professor of religion at VassarCollege.

April 344 pp. 279x216mm. 151 colour illus.ISBN 978-0-300-15666-9 £45.00*

Middle Ages. Followinglegislated a broad pastorreligious instruction plaChristians throughout Elaypeople, luxury manusacred truths and knowlIn this beautifully illustrhow manuscript paintincompeted with texts as tChristian belief as well new audiences on both illuminations in these bo were offered an ambitiogreater role in the pursu

Aden Kumler is an assistaUniversity of Chicago.

August 288 pp. 254x178mISBN 978-0-300-16493-

Old Javanese GoldThe Hunter ThompsonCollection at the YaleUniversity Art GalleryJohn Miksic

While ancient Javanese bronze andironwork have long elicitedinterest, there is a lesser-known yetequally fascinating aspect of the

Indonesian island’s history: gold artefacts, including jewellery,b h bj

Collecting ModernDesign at the PhiladelphiaMuseum of Art Since 1876



Upside Down Arctic RealitiesEdited byEdmund CarpenterContributions by Anne Bahnson,Mikhail Bronshtein, KirillDneprovsky, Ann Fienup-Riordan, Robert McGheeand Patricia Sutherland

assembling one of th

Museum of Art Since 1876Kathryn Bloom Hiesinger

The Philadelphia Museum of Art was founded in 1876, with theprimary goal of acquiringimportant examples of contemporary design anddecorative arts.Collecting Modern

explores for the first time the development and significance of thiscollection, making unprecedented use of the Museum’s archivalresources, much of which has never been published. This overview reveals changing attitudes toward collecting over time, asPhiladelphia (historically a conservative city) and its flagshipmuseum were confronted with the dramatic aesthetic shiftsheralded by modernism. From being the largest institutionalcollector of Tiffany glass in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, to coaxing Florence Knoll Bassett out of retirement in 2005 to design her own exhibition, the Museumhas made a unique contribution to the history of design. This

beautiful publication is a vital reference for anyone interestedin the history of museums, decorative arts and design.Kathryn Bloom Hiesinger is Curator of European Decorative Arts after 1700 at the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Published in association with the Philadelphia Museum of ArtJuly 272 pp. 311x273mm. 48 b/w + 251 colour illus.ISBN 978-0-300-12219-0 £45.00*Translation rights: Philadelphia Museum of Art

beyond the intellectuhighlights the work o

into the wider world. who brought his minand postage stamps; K who produced book aSutnar, who brought mclothing and toys; Gufor political purposesand exhibition designartist John Heartfield,

book covers, journalsExhibition The Art InMatthew S. Witkovsky Institute of Chicago.

Distributed for the A August 160 pp. 292x24ISBN 978-0-300-166Translation rights: Art I

Public Notice 3Jitish Kallat at theArt Institute of Chicago

UExin

56 Art



Art Institute of ChicagoEdited by

Madhuvanti GhoseContributions by Homi K. Bhabha, James Cuno, Jitish Kallat, Geeta Kapur,Shaheen Meraliand Jeremy Strick

The Swami Vivekananda’s speech to the World’s Parliament of Religions in Chicago in 1893 is the centrepiece of Indian artist Jitish Kallat’s new work,Public Notice 3 . The installation went onview at the Art Institute of Chicago exactly 108 years afterVivekananda delivered his address calling for an end to ‘bigotry and fanaticism’. The text of the speech appears on the risers of the Art Institute of Chicago’s Grand Staircase where it is illuminatedin the five colours—red, orange, yellow, blue and green—designated by the United States Homeland Security Advisory System to signify threat levels. This book, which documents theinstallation, is a full-scale exploration of Kallat’s work.

Exhibition The Art Institute of Chicago, 11/09/10–02/01/11Madhuvanti Ghose is the Alsdorf Associate Curator of Indian,Southeast Asian, Himalayan, and Islamic Art at the ArtInstitute of Chicago.

Distributed for the Art Institute of ChicagoJanuary 80 pp. 260x222mm. 70 colour illus.ISBN 978-0-300-17158-7 £18.00*

Translation rights: Art Institute of Chicago

in Ed

Man

Thbococo

negotiating differences effects of ecological tra

and economics.In discerning essays, thedesign and the debris ofenvironments) and its rohow visual perspective within the environment in the Internet age and tthese modes of expressitime and space; and thetragedy and devastation

Anik Fournier, Michelle LiRobert Wuilfe are 2010 WCuratorial Fellows.

Distributed for the WhitMarch 148 pp. 210x140mPaper ISBN 978-0-300-Translation rights: Whitney

Judith NeisserCollectionJames RondeauWith an essay by Anne Rorimer

One of Chicago’s premier artpatrons and an architectureand interior design critic, Judith Neisser has amassed a

remarkable collection of international contemporary art MoreBest known for experim

John Marin Modernism at MidcenturyDebra Bricker Balken



Debra Bricker Balken

Since his early work was first

embraced by Alfred Stieglitz, John Marin has been recognisedas one of America’s foremost watercolourists. During the lasttwo decades of Marin’s career,however, oil painting played a

greater role in his studio practice. Marin’s engagement with oil was liberating, eventually yielding a more fluid, linear andcalligraphic style. This beautiful publication is the first to focusexclusively on Marin’s output from the 1930s through the early 1950s, a corpus of nearly seventy works, which has beengenerally overlooked in art historical literature. Debra BrickerBalken resituates these works within the discourses of mid-century modernism, convincingly arguing that critics saw themas important precursors to Abstract Expressionism.ExhibitionPortland Museum of Art, Maine, 23/06/11–09/10/11

Amon Carter Museum, 04/11/11–08/01/12 Addison Gallery of American Art, 27/01/12–01/04/12Debra Bricker Balken is an independent curator and writer.

Published in association with the Addison Gallery of American Art and the Portland Museum of Art, MaineJune 128 pp. 279x229mm. 9 b/w + 75 colour illus.ISBN 978-0-300-14993-7 £30.00*Translation rights: Portland Museum of Art

Plexiglas to phantasm(b. 1938) first exertedmember of Hairy WhChicago artists of theimagists. Since 1990 female heads with radrawings and richly dcustomised frames. Tartist in almost two don Nutt’s portraits.

ExhibitionMuseum of ContempLynne Warren is curat Art, Chicago.

Distributed for the MMarch 136 pp. 298x22ISBN 978-0-300-172Translation rights: Muse

To Make a WorldGeorge Aultand 1940s America Alexander Nemerov

An American painter usually associated with the Precisionistmovement, George Copeland Ault created works that providea unique window on to the

uncertainty and despair of the Second World War. Despite early collages but also ma

58 Art

Ancestors of the Lake Art of Lake Sentani and Humboldt Bay, New Guinea

OST



Health for Sale The Migrant’s Time Co

y,Edited by Virginia-Lee Webb

After Dutch expeditions reachedNew Guinea’s Lake Sentaniisland and Humboldt Bay in themid-1800s, Western visitorsbegan collecting works by localartists. Ancestors of the Lake is astunning look at the region’s

distinctive art, such as its highly stylised wooden sculpturesand decoratively and abstractly designed barkcloths.This beautifully illustrated volume brings together many of these important historic pieces for the first time, including thelandmark collection of French writer and art dealer JacquesViot, along with photographs by Paul Wirz. The book alsoexplores how European Surrealist artists found inspiration inthe art of New Guinea, highlighted by rarely seen photographsby Man Ray of Sentani sculpture.Exhibition The Menil Collection, 06/05/11–28/08/11

Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts, Norwich, 27/09/11–11/12/11 Virginia-Lee Webb is an art historian and retired ResearchCurator at The Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Distributed for The Menil CollectionJuly 128 pp. 279x222mm. 86 colour illus.ISBN 978-0-300-16610-1 £35.00*Translation rights: Menil Foundation, Houston

L NE WMKKa

Drawing on the collectioHistory—from decorateregalia to trade goods—dramatic change for the Coast of America in the This remarkable book inthe renowned Haida artithe use of silver in econexploration of the waysbeadwork to crest displaExhibition Bard Graduat

Aaron Glass is Assistant PGraduate Center.

Distributed for the BardMarch 256 pp. 234x156mPaper ISBN 978-0-9824Translation rights: Bard Gra

Legacy The Emily Fisher LandauCollection



Maine Moderns Louis I. Kahn and the E

Edited by Dana MillerForeword by Adam D. WeinbergEssay by Donna De SalvoIn May 2010, New York philanthropist Emily FisherLandau promised 370 worksby more than 85 artists to the

Whitney Museum of American Art. This volume highlightseach of the artists in the gift, including Carl Andre, Jasper Johns, Willem de Kooning, Ed Ruscha, Lorna Simpson,Kiki Smith, Andy Warhol and other figures. Much more thansimply a record of the pledge,Legacy: The Emily Fisher Landau Collection showcases the best of the art made in the UnitedStates during the past five decades. Informative entries, writtenby the museum’s curators and other scholars, cover all worksin the gift and are accompanied by 125 stunning colour plates.Exhibition

Whitney Museum of American Art, February–April 2011Dana Miller is Curator of the Permanent Collection at the Whitney Museum of American Art.Distributed for the Whitney Museum of American Art April 448 pp. 304x241mm. 392 colour illus.Slipcased ISBN 978-0-300-17108-2 £50.00*Translation rights: Whitney Museum of American Art, New York

height of his powers, complex and individuchallenging, enigmatiThis handsome book,photographs, documeSterling and Francine range of Muñoz’s scuthe artist’s early use oa work that shows hisdemonstrates how Muobjects that spoke to s

Carmen Giménez is th20th-Century Art at tNew York.

Distributed for the SMarch 48 pp. 229x235Paper ISBN 978-0-30Translation rights: The Ste

60 Biography

Edward Bancroft Scientist, Author, SpyThomas J. Schaeper



p

A man of as many names as

motives, Edward Bancroft is asingular figure in the history of Revolutionary America. Born inMassachusetts in 1745, Bancroftmoved to England in the 1760sand began building a respectablerésumé as both a scientist and aman of letters. Though lauded in

his time as an American patriot, when British diplomatic archives were opened in the late nineteenth century, it was revealed thatBancroft led a secret life as a British agent acting against Frenchand American interests. This book reveals the full extent of Bancroft’s deception and assesses whether he should ultimately beconsidered a traitor to America or a patriot to Britain.“Schaeper is the first scholar to explore Bancroft’s life indetail and to treat his activities as a spy in a sober, intelligentfashion.”—Harry Dickinson, University of Edinburgh

Thomas J. Schaeper is Professor of History, St. BonaventureUniversity, St. Bonaventure, NY.

April 352 pp. 234x156mm. 4 b/w illus.ISBN 978-0-300-11842-1 £25.00*

explore her influences oeducation. They trace PrTrinidad, through her risan early member of the Ndance anthropology. Thehundred of Primus’s famother individuals to creapassion, drama, determinPeggy Schwartz is former

the University of Massais former Dean of Humaof Massachusetts at Am

June 320 pp. 234x156mmISBN 978-0-300-15534-

Diary Richard Selzer

Hank GreenbergThe Hero Who Didn’t Want

The A LiFounJame

Lawand greahom

ninebecabusifouncontg

Richard Strauss A Musical LifeRaymond Holden



y

Renowned today as the gifted composer of a string of

less often remembered for his achievement as a major posts in Munich, Berlin and Vienna and influenced genThis important book is the first to consider Strauss’s cahis life as a composer. With unique access to extensive materials in the Strauscorrects misconceptions about Strauss and discusses thconducting as intertwined processes. Holden throws nedisputed role during the Third Reich, and particularly o

Raymond Holden is Associate Head of Research, Royal Academy of Music, LonHe is author of The Virtuoso Conductors: The Central European Tradition from Wagner t

April 288 pp. 234x156mm. 16 b/w illus. ISBN 978-0-300-12642-6 £25.00*

Stravinsky’s BalletsCharles M. Joseph

Igor Stravinsky was a towering composer of the twentiecommissions for Diaghilev’s Ballets Russes—The Firebird , Petrouon the international map and propelled both ballet and mbrilliant pieces were but a prelude to Stravinsky’s lifelonCharles M. Joseph convincingly demonstrates in this bri Joseph provides superb analyses of each of Stravinskydrafts, notes and sketches to discover how he conceiveexplores how Stravinsky’s unorthodox new music enerBalanchine, and attracted a glittering array of artists inPicasso and Jean Cocteau. Joseph creates an intense, in

perspective on the musical revolutionary who changed the definition of music Charles M. Joseph is Professor Emeritus of Music and the former dean and vice pHe is the author of two previous books published by Yale,Stravinsky and Balanchine andSt

Yale Music Masterworks seriesJune 320 pp. 234x156mm. 11 b/w illus. ISBN 978-0-300-11872-8 £25.00*

Music for Silenced VoicesShostakovich and His Fifteen Quartets

62 Performing Arts/Literary Studies

Modernist America Art, Music, Movies, and the Globalization of American CultRichard Pells



America’s global cultural impact is largely seen as one-sid

undermined other countries’ languages and traditions. Burelationship between the United States and the world has bThe United States not only plays a large role in shaping init is also a consumer of foreign intellectual and artistic infPells reveals how the American artists, novelists, composepart of the Modernist movement were greatly influenced bacross the globe found familiarities in American entertain

has dominated the twentieth and twenty-first centuries and fulfilled the aim of the world seem more intelligible.Modernist America brilliantly explains why George Gershwin’s music, Cole Porter’s lychoreography, Marlon Brando’s acting and Orson Welles’s storytelling were so inflentertainers simultaneously represent both an American and a modern global cultuRichard Pells is a Professor of History at the University of Texas at Austin.

April 496 pp. 234x156mm. ISBN 978-0-300-11504-8 £25.00

ModernismMichael Levenson

In this wide-ranging and original account of Modernism, twenty years of research and a career-long fascination witperiod during which it thrived. Seeking a more subtle undperiod’s texts and contexts, he provides not only an excelof Modernism itself.

Spanning many decades, illuminating individual achievemintersecting histories of experiment (Symbolism to Surreato Dadaism), the book places the transformations of cultu(war, revolution, feminism, psychoanalysis). In this perspebroadly than simply in terms of its provocative works, ex

Rather, as Levenson demonstrates, Modernism should be viewed as the emergencedepended on audiences as well as artists, enemies as well as supporters.Michael Levenson is William B. Christian Professor of Modern Literature and Critica

His publications on Modernism span some twenty years and includeModernism and the Fate Novelistic Form from Conrad to Woolf .

July 320 pp. 234x156mm. 13 b/w illus. ISBN 978-0-300-11173-6 £28.00

The Wind from the Plain Trilogy Yashar Kemal

In lyrical prose, Kemal’s epic of rural Turkey portrab d d d d



between tradition and modernity, East and West. Eastruggle to survive in this changing world without lthem. The daily struggles draw us into a vibrant culreaders, but nevertheless evokes universal themes.Long considered a contender for the Nobel Prize inof Cukurova what William Faulkner and Gabriel Gof Yoknapatawpha County and Macondo. A studenStendhal and Chekhov, Kemal creates legends born

Kemal’s skilled translation, the titles that comprise this triology—The Wind from the Plain;The Undying Grass —will now reach an English-language audience in one compre“Kemal remains Turkey’s greatest storyteller.”—The Times

Yashar Kemal’s was born in Adana, Turkey in 1922, the son of Kurdish landowne writing is inspired by the folklore of Anatolia, and draws on its well-known tal was published in 1955 and won the Varlik Prize for best novel of the year.

The Margellos World Republic of LettersJune 288 pp. (each volume) 210x140mm. Paper, 3-volume slipcased set ISBN 97

Radial Symmetry Katherine Larson • With a foreword by Louise Glück

Katherine Larson is the winner of the 2010 Yale Series WithRadial Symmetry , she has created a transcendent bodspaces that separate scientific inquiry from empathic k witness. Larson’s inventive lyrics lead the reader throuphenomenological, psychological—while always remacreaturely self. An experienced research scientist and field ecologist, Lsophisticated poems, grappling with the powers of poerealisation of the human capacity for ecological destrucollection: eloquent in its lament and celebration.

Katherine Larson is the recipient of a Ruth Lilly Poetry Fellowship and Union Le

Yale Series of Younger PoetsMay 96 pp. 210x140mm.Cloth ISBN 978-0-300-16919-5 £30.00 Paper ISBN 978-0-300-16920-1 £14.99

64 Religion/Philosophy

The Taming of the DemonsViolence and Liberationin Tibetan Buddhism

b l

Islamization from Below The Making of MuslimCommunities in Rural FrenchSudan 1880 1960

Kab128 A Su



Edmund Husserl’sFreiburg Years1916–1938

J. N. MohantyIn his book The Philosophy of Edmund Husserl: A Historical Development , J. N.Mohanty charted Husserl’s philosophicaldevelopment from the young man’s

Tocqueville and His America Arthur Kaledin

Arthur Kaledin’s groundbreaking book on Alexis de Tocqueville offers anoriginal combination of biography,character study and wide-ranginganalysis of Tocqueville’sDemocracy in America , bringing new light to thatclassic work. The author examines the

DisPreG. W

TranintroCon

In thonly

Jacob P. Dalton

Taking two early Tibetan texts as hisstarting point, Jacob Dalton explores the ways in which violence has been integralto the development of TibetanBuddhism. Paying particular attentionto Tibet’s dark age that spanned from842 to 986 C.E., he draws on previously unstudied manuscripts discovered in thefamous ‘library cave’ near Dunhuang.These demonstrate how this period inTibetan history was crucial to theTibetan assimilation of Buddhism, andto the spread of the violent themes of tantric Buddhism. From the late tenthcentury onward, this period and itsmythic and ritual themes of violence,demon taming and blood sacrifice cameto play important symbolic roles inTibetan history and politics.

Jacob P. Dalton is Assistant Professor of Tibetan Buddhist Studies in theDepartment of East Asian Languagesand Cultures and the Department of South and Southeast Asian Studies,University of California, Berkeley.

July 320 pp. 234x156mm. 7 b/w illus.ISBN 978-0-300-15392-7 £28.00*

Sudan, 1880–1960Brian J. Peterson

In this groundbreaking historicalinvestigation, Brian Peterson considersfor the first time how and why ruralpeoples in West Africa ‘became Muslim’under French colonialism. Petersonrejects conventional interpretations thatemphasise the roles of states, jihads andelites in ‘converting’ people, arguinginstead that the expansion of Islam owedits success to the mobility of thousandsof rural people who gradually, andusually peacefully, adopted the new religion on their own. Based on extensivefieldwork in villages across southern Mali(formerly French Sudan) and on archivalresearch in West Africa and France, the

book draws a detailed new portrait of grassroots, multi-generational processesof Islamization in French Sudan whilealso deepening our understanding of theimpact and unintended consequences of colonialism.Brian J. Peterson is Assistant Professorof History, Union College.

May 336 pp. 234x156mm. 3 mapsPb ISBN 978-0-300-15270-8 £30.00

Mos

Thisin Itone The centthe wliterageog

of SpIdel KabbMen Alemschotheoastroto ththesenasclightMoshthe DHeb

Apri

ISBNTrans

The Spirit of ZoroasTranslated and edited by Prods OZoroastrianism is one of the wo



Julian of Norwich,TheologianDenys Turner

For centuries readers havecomfortably adopted Julian of Norwich as simply a mystic.In this astute book, Denys Turnerremedies this misapprehension,offering a sensitive new interpretation of Julian and thesignificance of her work.Turner argues that this

l d h l

April256 pp. 210x140mm.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17035-1 £9.99*

among the best understood. Or

Central Asia in the second millofficial religion of the Iranian eseventh century AD. Centred o All-knowing Ruler, Zoroastrianout by the prophet Zarathustra,

As one of the world’s great relirich in texts and cultic practice

to translate, but in this volume,ancient Iranian languages and cand accurate translations of Zoto provide an overview of Zorocomprehensive introduction to history and essence of Zoroastrof this, the first fully representamade available in English for o

Prods Oktor Skjærvø has been AgHarvard University, since 1991literature and religion since thea book on Iranian creation mytThe Spirit of X series

Economics66

What’s Next?Unconventional Wisdom on the FuturEdited by David Hale and Lyric Hug



y y gIn this unique book, more than 20 lrender thorough, rigorously researceconomies over the next five yearsprice of oil, the strength of the U.Snew developments in investment dground their predictions in the realiconditions and the health of financeconomy.

The most comprehensive volume otoday, this book presents up-to-dateEurope, sub-Saharan and South AfNorth America and the largest econunsurpassed expertise, the authors countries, how important current g what economic scenarios they mos

David Hale is the founder of David Hrenowned global economist.Lyric Hughfrequent commentator on the Chine

Run of the Red QueenGovernment, Innovation,Globalization, and EconomicGrowth in ChinaDan Breznitz and Michael Murphree

Few observers are unimpressed by theeconomic ambition of China or by thenation’s remarkable rate of growth.

But what does the future hold? Thismeticulously researched book closely examines the strengths and weaknessesof the Chinese economic system todiscover where the nation may beh d d d h h Chi

Local Redistributionand Local Democracy Interest Groups and the CourtsClayton P. Gillette

The traditional theory of urban financeargues against local redistribution of wealth on the assumption that suchaction is likely to chase away the relatively wealthy, leaving only the impoverishedbehind. Nevertheless, local governmentsengage in substantial redistribution, bothto the wealthy and to the poor. This book examines whether recent campaigns to

AdvChamand John

Wheto geor acideaproblikelinsteoptioLeadJohn

April320 pp. 234x156mm. 28 b/w illus.Pb ISBN 978-0-300-17031-3 £20.00*

Milk A Local and Global HistoryDeborah Valenze



Healing A Practical with ChronMadhuri Reand Rebecc

Millions of wounds—iparalysis, sp

poor circulareduced moprovides paneed to kno

Wh h i d d l d

July352 pp. 234x156mm. 35 b/w illus.ISBN 978-0-300-11724-0 £17.99*

Covering the long span of humadevelopments in technology, pumade this once-rare elixir a modreligious meanings of milk, alon which made it an object of mystimes and the Renaissance. As eagricultural techniques, cow’s mand economies, launching milk

more modern phase. Yet as busiproduct in the nineteenth and twbecame not only a common andsource of uncertainty when usedinfant feeding.

Ultimately, milk’s surprising hisrelationship to food in the presealthough milk is a product of naculture.Deborah Valenze is Professor of Histothree books and the recipient of numTranslation rights: Fletcher & Parry Agen

Reclaiming Our Health A Guide to African American WellnessMichelle A. Gourdine, M.D.

According to the American federal Officeof Minority Health, African Americans‘are affected by serious diseases and healthconditions at far greater rates than other Americans’. In fact, African Americans

suffer an estimated 85,000 excess deathsevery year from diseases we know how toprevent. In this important and accessiblebook, Dr. Michelle Gourdine provides African Americans with the knowledgeand guidance they need to take charge of

68 Nature & Environment

Dog Days, Raven NigJohn M. Marzluff and Colleen MarzluffEvon Zerbetz and a foreword by Bern



Metaphors forEnvironmentalSustainability Redefining Our Relationshipwith NatureBrendon Larson

Metaphors for Environmental Sustainability draws on four casestudies—two from nineteenth-century evolutionary science, and two fromcontemporary biodiversity science—to

American GeorgicsWritings on Farming, Culture,and the Land Edited by Edwin C. Hagenstein,Sara M. Gregg and Brian Donahue

From Jefferson’s Monticello to MichelleObama’s White House organic garden,the image of America as a nation of farmers has persisted from the beginningsof the American experiment. In thiscollection of agrarian writing from thepast two centuries, writers reveal not only

NewSoc A M NatiPlan ArthIllusand Thisand Newt h

April352 pp. 234x156mm.56 b/w illus. + ornamentsISBN 978-0-300-16711-5 £20.00*

Twenty years ago, fresh out of grad John and Colleen Marzluff left Arimountains of western Maine. Theirextensive study of the winter ecolotutelage of biologist Bernd Heinric

Drawing on field notes and personachronicle their three-year endeavor misunderstood bird—assembling a

building bird blinds in the forest, castudy subjects, and enduring harsh goal. They also shared the unique cand racing the sled dogs that assiste

Accompanied by Evon Zerbetz’s loRaven Nights is a fascinating, behindof field science and an insightful e

relationships, both animal and hum John M. Marzluff is Professor of WilEnvironment, University of Washin wildlife biology and is an expert inand herding dogs.

Bom dia, Brasil3a edição de Português Básico para EstrangeirosRejane de Oliveira Slade

Arabic for LifeBassam K. Frangieh

Arabic for Life takes an intensive,comprehensive approach to beginning

S AfoP



Information and ExclusionLior Jacob Strahilevitz

Nearly all communities are exclusive insome way. When race or wealth is thebasis of exclusion, the homogeneity of aneighbourhood, workplace or

congregation is controversial. In otherinstances, as with an artist’s colony or aFrench language book club, exclusivity istolerable or even laudable. In this book,Lior Strahilevitz introduces a new theory f d di h l i i i

The Tragedy of William Jennings BryanConstitutional Lawand the Politics of BacklashGerard N. Magliocca

Although Populist candidate William Jennings Bryan lost the presidentialelections of 1896, 1900 and 1908, he was the most influential Americanpolitical figure of his era. In this book,

JLaC A

InSM waim

Rejane de Oliveira SladeRevised by Marta Almeidaand Elizabeth Jackson

Bom dia, Brasil is a completely revisedand updated edition of the popularbeginning Portuguese textPortuguês Básico para Estrangeiros . It aims to teachthe Portuguese language in a fast,interesting and efficient way. The methodemployed engages students’ interest by exploring personal, social, professionaland cultural topics, while providing them with the basic concepts needed tocommunicate effectively in Portuguese.Rejane de Oliveira Slade taught at New York University and the New School forSocial Research.Marta Almeida issenior lector at Yale University.Elizabeth Jackson is Visiting AssistantProfessor at Wesleyan University.

July 480 pp. 254x178mm.421 b/w illus.Pb with CDROMISBN 978-0-300-11631-1 £40.00

co p e e s ve app oac to beg g Arabic instruction and is specifically tailored to the needs of talented anddedicated students. Unlike the other Arabic textbooks on the market, Arabic for Life is not specifically focused oneither grammar or proficiency. Instead,it offers a balanced methodology thatcombines these goals. Frangieh hascreated a book that is full of energy and

excitement about Arabic language andculture, and it effectively transmits thatexcitement to students. Arabic for Life offers a dynamic and multidimensionalview of the Arab world thatincorporates language with Arabicculture and intellectual thought.Bassam Frangieh is Professor of Arabicat Pomona College. He is the author of Anthology of Arabic Literature, Culture,and Thought from Pre-Islamic Times to the Present , published by Yale.

July 500 pp. 254x203mm. 50 illus.Pb ISBN 978-0-300-14131-3 £60.00Bulgarian, Chinese, Croatian and Russianrights held by the author

Pa

TaoskinsteratoptaainthleP

GRG

Ju6P

70 Paperbacks70

PashasTraders and Travellersin the Islamic World James Mather



Long before they came asoccupiers, the British weredrawn to the Middle East by thefabled riches of its trade and theenlightened tolerance of itspeople. The pashas—merchantsand travellers from Europe—discovered an Islamic world that

was alluring, dynamic and diverse. Ranging across two and ahalf centuries and through the great cities of Istanbul, Aleppoand Alexandria, James Mather tells the forgotten story of themen of the Levant Company who sought their fortunes in theOttoman Empire.“Vivid and well-written.”—Linda Colley,The Times Literary Supplement

“Wonderful . . . the first full-length study since 1935 . . .Mather excels at portraying the everyday life of theEnglishmen who joined the Levant Company . . . theimportance of this excellent and balanced study cannot beoverestimated.”—William Dalrymple,The Observer

James Mather is a commercial barrister in London.

April 320 pp. 198x129mm. 16 b/w illus.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17091-7 £12.99*Translation rights: Robinson Agency, London

thoroughly researched a

to appear in English, Mbehind these myths andan unhelpful sense of viauthorities to discriminaown campaigns against for the Communist polic“The immediate attraction ounfamiliar with Czechoslovclear sense of it . . . this is tnot just of Czechs and Slov—Kieran Williams,The Tim

Mary Heimann is senior lat the University of Stra

February 432 pp. 234x156Paper ISBN 978-0-300-Czech and Slovak rights he

The Architectureof Alexandriaand Egypt 300 B.C.–A.D. 700

Judith McKenzieThis masterful history of themonumental architecture of Alexandria encompasses anentire millennium, from the

CalvinBruce Gordon

During the glory days of theFrench Renaissance, young John

l ( )



Calvin (1509–1564)experienced a profoundconversion to the faith of theReformation. For the rest of hisdays he lived out theimplications of thattransformation—as exile,inspired reformer and ultimately the dominant figure of the

Protestant Reformation. Calvin’s vision of the Christianreligion has inspired many volumes of analysis, but thisengaging biography examines a remarkable life. Bruce Gordonpresents Calvin as a human being, a man at once brilliant,arrogant, charismatic, unforgiving, generous and shrewd.“Masterful . . . succeeds spectacularly by allowing a vivid insightinto the life and world of Calvin, using generous quotationsfrom his correspondence.”—Hilmar Pabel,The Tablet

“A considered book, balanced and fair, and very informative, written in an accessible manner.”—Edward Norman,Literary Review

Bruce Gordon is Professor of Reformation History, Yale Divinity School.

April 416 pp. 198x129mm. 12 b/w illus.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17084-9 £15.99*

critical attention then Lowell are among theborne out not only bycreation, those poems“This is a profoundly renon-academic reader; hthe most brilliant reader—Harry Eyres,Financia

“True Friendship . . . likgrateful for.”—Adam Christopher Ricks is WCo-Director of the E

The Anthony Hecht May 272 pp. 210x140mPaper ISBN 978-0-30

Blood and MistletoeThe History of theDruids in BritainRonald Hutton

Historian Ronald Hutton’scaptivating book is the first toencompass two thousand yearsof Druid history and to explorethe evolution of English,Scottish and Welsh attitudes

72 Paperbacks

The Legacy of theSecond World WarJohn Lukacs

Sixty-five years after the



Sixty five years after the

conclusion of World War II, itsconsequences are still with us.In this probing book, theacclaimed historian John Lukacsraises perplexing questionsabout World War II that haveyet to be explored. In a work that brilliantly argues for World War II’s central place in the

history of the twentieth century, Lukacs applies his singularexpertise toward addressing the war’s most persistent enigmas.“John Lukacs presents an original and complex analysis.The scholarship is thorough and impeccable, and the finalproduct a highly nuanced discussion of major decisions andproblems.”—Stanley Payne, author of Franco and Hitler: Spain, Germany, and World War II

“Lukacs is one of the more incisive historians of the twentiethcentury, and especially of the tangled events leading to World

War II.” —Joseph C. Goulden,The Washington Times

John Lukacs is the author of some thirty books of history,includingFive Days in London andLast Rites .

March 208 pp. 210x140mm.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17138-9 £12.99*Translation rights: Georges Borchardt Agency, New York

Rushdie,Grand Strategies reinternational relations, istrategist needs to be imto Thucydides to Georgexperience in the realmsand experience to bear o“A fascinating book that haHill affirms the intellectual

through a literary lens.” —Charles Hill is a research well as Brady-Johnson Senior Lecturer in InternHumanities at Yale Univ

May 384 pp. 234x156mmPaper ISBN 978-0-300-Translation rights: Writers’

Foul BodiesCleanliness in Early AmericaKathleen M. Brown

A nation’s standards of privatecleanliness reveal much about its

ideals of civilisation, fears of disease and expectations forpublic life, says Kathleen Brownin this unusual cultural history.Starting with the shake-up of

Why TranslationMattersEdith Grossman

Why Translation Matters argues



y g

for the cultural importance of translation and for a moreencompassing and nuancedappreciation of the translator’srole. Edith Grossman’s belief inthe crucial significance of thetranslator’s work, as well as herrare ability to explain theintellectual sphere that she

inhabits as interpreter of the original text, inspires and provokesthe reader to engage with translation in an entirely new way.“In this slim but powerful volume, Edith Grossman arguesthat translation performs a function that is too often ignoredor misunderstood.” —Edward King,The Sunday Times

“[Edith Grossman] makes a passionate and provocative casefor the continuing importance of literary translation, art thatshe believes has been ‘too often ignored’, misunderstood ormisrepresented.”—London Review of Books

Edith Grossman has been a professional translator since 1972,and a full time translator since 1990.

Why X Matters SeriesJanuary 160 pp. 197x127mm.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17130-3 £10.99*Rights sold: English reprint South Asia

of fundamental thingmaterials, shapes, ligremarkable architectuof seeing and experi“Here is a succinct, lyrithe best works of architable to build more of it many guides to the wor

architecture. This is amPaul Goldberger is theHe also holds the Jos Architecture at The N

Why X Matters Seri April 304 pp. 197x127Paper ISBN 978-0-30Translation rights: ICM

Design and TruthRobert Grudin

From the ornate cathedrals of Renaissance Europe to the much-maligned Ford Edsel of the late1950s, all products of humandesign communicate much morethan their mere intendedfunctions. Design holds bothpsychological and moral powerover us and these forces may be

74 Paperbacks

No Such Thingas SilenceJohn Cage's 4'33" Kyle Gann



Rosenfeld’s LivesFame, Oblivion,and the Furies of Writing Steven J. Zipperstein

A haunting consideration of the

extraordinary mind of SaulBellow’s unjustly forgottenfriend and literary rival,Rosenfeld’s Lives is about theextremes of the writing life.

First performed at the midpointof the twentieth century, JohnCage’s 4'33", a compositionconceived of without a singlemusical note, is among the mostcelebrated and ballyhooedcultural gestures in the history of modern music. A meditation on

the act of listening and the nature of performance, Cage’scontroversial piece became the iconic statement of the meaningof silence in art and is a landmark work of American music.Kyle Gann, a leading music critic, explains 4'33" as a uniquemoment in American culture and musical composition.“Kyle Gann’s No Such Thing as Silence is one of the mostuseful contributions to such understanding since 1992, the

year Cage died . . . [He] does an excellent job of tracing theevents, experiences and changes of mind that made ‘the

silent piece’ possible.”—David Revill,Times Higher Education Kyle Gann is Associate Professor of Music at Bard College, acomposer, and former new-music critic for theVillage Voice .

Icons of AmericaJanuary 272 pp. 210x140mm. 14 b/w illus.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17129-7 £10.99*Rights sold: Italian

Church of England and lChurch, where he eventu1830s and 1840s carriedthe dominance of evangDeparting from previousportrays Newman as a dconducting a radical reli“Frank M. Turner’s book reIt liberates [Newman] fromecclesiasticism . . . and rev—A. N. Wilson,Literary R

Longlisted for the 2003 Frank M. Turner is John H Yale University.

January 752 pp. 234x156mPaper ISBN 978-0-300-

The LomborgDeceptionSetting the Record Straight About Global Warming



Howard FrielForeword by Thomas E. Lovejoy In this major assessment of leading climate-change scepticBjørn Lomborg, Howard Frielmeticulously deconstructs theDanish statistician’s claim thatglobal warming is ‘no

catastrophe’ by exposing the systematic misrepresentations andpartial accounting that are at the core of climate-changescepticism. With attention to the complexities of climate-relatedphenomena across a range of areas—from ice in the Arctic seato the Antarctic ice sheet—The Lomborg Deception offers readersan enlightening review of today’s most urgent climate concerns.“Friel uses a detailed analysis of the systematic misrepresentationsand partial accounting that are at the core of climatic scepticismto reveal an enlightening pole-to-pole review of some of today’smost urgent climate concerns.” —The Environmentalist “Peels away the pseudo-scholarship that has shieldedLomborg from scrutiny.” —John Gibbons,Irish Times

Howard Friel is an independent scholar and author.

May 272 pp. 210x140mm.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17128-0 £12.99*

swell, shrink, divide book explores this hiinteractions in everyhost of paradoxes unbiology, contradictiofrontiers of knowled

Andreas Wagner is a pbiochemistry at the U

faculty member at thUniversity and at theresearch on the evolusystems.

July 272 pp. 234x156mPaper ISBN 978-0-30Rights sold: Japanese

BoyhoodsRethinking MasculinitiesKen Corbett

This groundbreaking analysis of masculinity propels the readertowards stories of all kinds of boys. As Corbett writes, ‘No twoboys, no two boyhoods are thesame. No one boy remainsinvariable.’ Arguing for a new psychology of masculinity that is

76 Paperbacks

Our HeroSuperman on EarthTom De Haven

Since his first appearance in Action Comics Number One ,bli h d i l t i g f 1938 S h t d

The Hanging of T A Free Black Man’s EncJ. William Harris

In 1775, Thomas Jeremia‘F N g ’ i S th C



published in late spring of 1938, Superman has representedthe essence of American heroism. ‘Faster than a speedingbullet, more powerful than a locomotive, and able to leap tallbuildings in a single bound’, the Man of Steel has thrilledaudiences across the globe. Yet as life-long ‘Superman Guy’Tom De Haven argues in this highly entertaining book, hisstory is also uniquely American.Tom De Haven is Professor in the Department of English atVirginia Commonwealth University and currently artist-in-residence at the College of William and Mary.Icons of AmericaJune 240 pp. 210x140mm. 13 b/w illus.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17124-2 £10.99*

The Liberty BellGary B. NashEach year, more than two million visitors line up nearPhiladelphia’s Independence Hall and wait to gaze upon aflawed mass of metal forged more than two and a half centuriesago. Since its original casting in England in 1751, the Liberty Bell has survived a precarious journey on the road to becominga symbol of the American identity, and in this masterful work,Gary B. Nash reveals how and why this voiceless bell continues

to speak such volumes about the American nation.“It’s broken, and silent, and brimming with significance, andthe eminent UCLA historian tells the bell’s rich, captivatingstory.”—Los Angeles Magazine

Gary B. Nash is Professor of History and director of theNational Center for History in the Schools at UCLA.

Icons of America

March 256 pp. 210x140mm. 23 b/w illus.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17142-6 £10.00*Translation rights: Sandra Dijkstra Agency, Del Mar

‘Free Negros’ in South C£1,000 (about $200,000 person of African descenslaveowner himself, Jereresented his success as ainsurrection among slaveHarris tells Jeremiah’s stthe contradiction betweestruggle for freedom and

J. William Harris is ProfesNew Hampshire.

March 240 pp. 234x156mPaper ISBN 978-0-300-Translation rights: Elaine M

The Prison and th American ImaginCaleb Smith

How did a nation so fambecome internationally the scandals of Abu Ghrmidst of a dramatically question is particularly ustudy, Caleb Smith argucaptivity has always bee“Smith’s book is remarkablits close interweaving of litrely slavishly on Foucault, refreshingly lucid style.”—

Caleb Smith is Assistant University.

May 272 pp. 234x156mmPaper ISBN 978-0-300-

War by Land, Sea, and AirDwight Eisenhower and the Concept of Unified Command David Jablonsky

In this book a military historian looks at Dwight D. Eisenhower’slasting military legacy in light of his evolving approach to the

Superpower IllHow Myths and False—And How to ReturnJack F. Matlock, Jr.

J ck F M tlock ref



lasting military legacy, in light of his evolving approach to theconcept of unified command. Examining Eisenhower’s career,David Jablonsky explores his efforts to implement a unifiedcommand in the U.S. military. This concept led to the currentorganisation of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and, almost three decadesafter Eisenhower’s presidency, played a major role in defensereorganisation under the Goldwater-Nichols Act.David Jablonsky is a retired U.S. Army infantry colonel and isa graduate of the U.S. Army Command and Staff College andthe U.S. Army War College.June 400 pp. 234x156mm.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17135-8 £16.99*

Leo Strauss An Intellectual Biography

Daniel TanguaySince political theorist Leo Strauss’s death in 1973, Americaninterpreters have heatedly debated his intellectual legacy.Daniel Tanguay recovers Strauss from the atmosphere of partisan debate that has dominated American journalistic,political and academic discussions of his work.“[A] step-by-step development of Strauss’s ideas and writings,especially in the thirties and forties, a reconstruction that—remarkably, but tellingly—no American Straussian has thoughtto undertake.” —Mark Lilla,The New York Review of Books

Daniel Tanguay is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Adjunct Professor of Political Science, University of Ottawa.

April 272 pp. 210x140mm.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17210-2 £16.99*Translation rights: Editions Grasset, Paris

The Christian ImaginationTheology and the Origins of Race

Jack F. Matlock refuStates ‘won’ the ColdUnion by applying mGorbachev, not Reagthe Soviet Union, Ma negotiated settleme American misundersnation that has comp

Jack F. Matlock, Jr., servService and was U.S. Adjunct Professor of I

March 368 pp. 234x15Paper ISBN 978-0-30

Innovation andPolitical Choice and STaiwan, and Ireland Dan Breznitz

The 1990s brought suemerging economies previously known forforefront in new Inforbusiness models and IT production networexperiences of Israel, economies of differenDan Breznitz is Assistof International AffaGeorgia Institute of T

June 288 pp. 234x156m

Paper ISBN 978-0-30

Back to the Fuin the Caves of

78 Paperbacks

The Puritan Originsof the American SelfSacvan Bercovitch, with a new preface by the author

“Professor Bercovitch . . . in The Puritan Origins of the American Self concerns himself intensely with what he

The Meaning of PFreedom, Community anJedediah Purdy

Interpreting the writingslight and touching upon



American Self , concerns himself intensely with what hepersuasively shows to be the central fusion of the [AmericanPuritan] myth . . . A keen and widely informed scholarbearing in on an important text and extracting a valuablelesson.”—Larzer Ziff,The Times Literary Supplement

March 260 pp. 234x156mm.Paper ISBN 978-0-300-17241-6 £16.00

An Entirely Synthetic FishHow Rainbow Trout Beguiled Americaand Overran the World Anders Halverson

Exhaustively researched and grippingly rendered by award- winning journalist, aquatic ecologist and lifelong fisherman

Anders Halverson, this book chronicles the discovery of rainbow trout, examines their artificial propagation anddistribution and explains why they are being eradicated insome waters yet are still the most commonly stocked fish inthe United States.

Anders Halverson is a research associate at the University of Colorado’s Center of the American West.

July 288 pp. 234x156mm. 20 b/w illus.

Paper ISBN 978-0-300-14088-0 £12.99Translation rights: Jean Naggar Agency, New York

Toxic BodiesHormone Disruptors and the Legacy of DESNancy Langston

In this gripping exploration, Nancy Langston shows that, sincethe 1940s, the Food and Drug Administration has approvedthe use of hormone-disrupting chemicals, even when they areknown to cause cancer and disrupt sexual development.Langston argues that the precautionary principle can better

light and touching upon American politics and laTcompelling new view of

Jedediah Purdy is Professhas taught law at Yale a

March 240 pp. 234x156mmPaper ISBN 978-0-300-

At Home in the LHow the Domestic Viole Is Transforming PrivacyJeannie Suk

Legal scholar Jeannie Slegal feminists to protec

to a new and unexpectethe Law , Suk argues that to the breakdown of tradand private space is resuautonomy and privacy f

Jeannie Suk is Assistant P

November 216 pp. 234x15Paper ISBN 978-0-300-

Sixty to Zero An Inside Look at the Co—and the Detroit Auto I Alex Taylor III • Forewo

The collapse of General2009, but as Alex Tayloof the automaker’s undoin the making. Taylor’s of one of the United Staevery American quite li

16 Abrams: New Universe (The)21 Absence of Mind: Robinson69 Ackerman: Just Words48 Adams: Robert Adams66 Advocacy: Daly 27 Æthelstan: Foot8 Afghanistan: Bird

30 Coke: Vauxhall Gardens55 Collecting Matisse: Levitov 55 Collecting Modern: Hiesinger36 Constructing the Ineffable: Britton26 Contesting Democracy: Müller62 Cook : Alfred Kazin’s Journals45 Corbett: American Experiment (An)

7452754274056



28 Age of Doubt (The): Lane15 Ahmed: Quiet Revolution (A)23 Alford: Burghley 62 Alfred Kazin’s Journals: Cook 54 Altered and Adorned: Schmidt45 American Experiment (An): Corbett68 American Georgics: Hagenstein12 Anatomy of Influence (The): Bloom58 Ancestors of the Lake: Webb25 Ancient Oracles (The): Stoneman23 Anne Boleyn: Bernard69 Arabic for Life: Frangieh33 Architecture in Uniform: Cohen70 Architecture of Alexandria (The): McKenzie36 Architecture of the Scottish (The): Fawcett48 Art and Early Photographic Album: Bann43 Art for the Nation: Avery-Quash78 At Home in the Law: Suk 55 Avant-Garde Art: Witkovsky

43 Avery-Quash: Art for the Nation77 Back to the Future in the Caves: Burney 51 Baetjer: Pastel Portraits57 Balken: John Marin48 Bann: Art and Early Photographic Album32 Bauhaus Group (The): Weber9 Bell: Twelve Turning Points

78 Bercovitch: Puritan Origins (The)42 Berlekamp: Wonder, Image, and Cosmos23 Bernard: Anne Boleyn8 Bird: Afghanistan

59 Bischof : Maine Moderns35 Bishop: Steins Collect (The)28 Black Gotham: Peterson71 Blood and Mistletoe: Hutton12 Bloom: Anatomy of Influence (The)49 Blum: Roberto Capucci69 Bom dia, Brasil: Slade10 Boredom: Toohey

25 Bosworth: Whispering City 75 Boyhoods: Corbett18 Braudy : Hollywood Sign (The)76 Breaking the Logjam: Schoenbrod77 Breznitz: Innovation and the State66 Breznitz: Run of the Red Queen

75 Corbett: Boyhoods24 Cosima Wagner: Hilmes58 Cosmopolitan Routes: Vicario72 Cowan: Social Life of Coffee (The)76 Crawford: Windfall of Musicians (A)26 Crouch: English Aristocracy (The)37 Crowley : Imperial Landscapes21 Crystal: Little Book of Language (A)22 Cunliffe: Europe Between the Oceans70 Czechoslovakia: Heimann64 Dalton : Taming of the Demons (The)66 Daly : Advocacy 60 Dance Claimed Me (The): Schwartz34 David Smith Invents: Frank 76 De Haven: Our Hero73 Deadly Dinner Party (The): Edlow 73 Design and Truth: Grudin45 Devotion by Design: Nethersole38 DeWitt : Rembrandt and the Face of Jesus

60 Diary: Selzer50 Diba : Turkmen Silver47 Dieter Roth, Björn Roth: Rosen64 Dissertation on Predestination: Leibniz50 Dobney : Guitar Heroes68 Dog Days, Raven Nights: Marzluff 22 Duffy : Marking the Hours40 Dunlevy : Pomp and Poverty 38 Duparc: Golden69 Dykstra-Pruim: Schreiben lernen20 Eagleton: On Evil1 Eagleton: Why Marx Was Right

73 Edlow : Deadly Dinner Party (The)64 Edmund Husserl’s Freiburg Years: Mohanty60 Edward Bancroft: Schaeper70 Eero Saarinen: Pelkonen44 Egerton: Hogarth’sMarriage A-la-Mode 19 Elliott: Bye Bye Kitty!!!4 Empire of Ice (An): Larson

59 Encountering Genius: Hinton26 English Aristocracy (The): Crouch5 English Castle (The): Goodall

78 Entirely Synthetic Fish (An): Halverson54 Epstein: Medieval Haggadah (The)22 Europe Between the Oceans: Cunliffe

426659584673385

7167722848737350136868

66307876607647675874705855722459494461

181441537164

56 Judith Neisser Collection: Rondeau65 Julian of Norwich, Theologian: Turner69 Just Words: Ackerman64 Kabbalah in Italy, 1280–1510: Idel36 Kadish: Synagogues of Britain (The)41 Kahng: Picasso and Braque64 Kaledin: Tocqueville and His America

26 Müller: Contesting Democracy 61 Music for Silenced Voices: Lesser48 My Faraway One: Greenough76 Nash: Liberty Bell (The)57 Nemerov : To Make a World28 Neo-Babylonian Letters: Frahm45 Nethersole: Devotion by Design

24 S76 S52 S72 S65 S6 S

65 S

80 Index



52 Kandinsky: Smithgall71 Karsh: Palestine Betrayed63 Kemal: Wind From the Plain Trilogy (The)32 Kevin Roche: Pelkonen44 Kharibian: Van Eyck to Gossaert44 Kharibian: Venice, Canaletto and his Rivals20 King: Losing Control39 Kings, Queens, and Courtiers: Wolff 42 Komaroff : Gifts of the Sultans50 Korean Buncheong Ceramics: Lee54 Kumler: Translating Truth60 Kurlansky : Hank Greenberg28 Lane: Age of Doubt (The)78 Langston: Toxic Bodies4 Larson: Empire of Ice (An)

68 Larson: Metaphors for Sustainability 63 Larson: Radial Symmetry 50 Lee: Korean Buncheong Ceramics72 Legacy of Second World War (The): Lukacs

59 Legacy: Miller64 Leibniz: Dissertation on Predestination77 Leo Strauss: Tanguay 61 Lesser: Music for Silenced Voices62 Levenson: Modernism55 Levitov : Collecting Matisse76 Liberty Bell (The): Nash46 Ligon: Yourself in the World21 Little Book of Language (A): Crystal66 Local Redistribution: Gillette75 Lomborg Deception (The): Friel20 Losing Control: King59 Louis I. Kahn and the YCBA: Inskip11 Love: May 26 Lukacs: Future of History (The)72 Lukacs: Legacy of Second World War (The)47 Lyonel Feininger: Haskell78 Madoff : Immortality and the Law 69 Magliocca : Tragedy of William Jennings

59 Maine Moderns: Bischof 3 Malcolm: Iphigenia in Forest Hills24 Manguel: Reader on Reading (A)18 Many Roads of Bob Dylan (The): Yaffe22 Marking the Hours: Duffy 68 Marzluff: Dog Days Raven Nights

68 New England Wildflower Society’s: Haines22 New History of Christianity (A): Freeman16 New Universe (The): Abrams74 No Such Thing as Silence: Gann58 Objects of Exchange: Glass54 Old Javanese Gold: Miksic20 On Evil: Eagleton76 Our Hero: De Haven71 Palestine Betrayed: Karsh7 Pappé: Forgotten Palestinians (The)

75 Paradoxical Life: Wagner70 Pashas: Mather51 Pastel Portraits: Baetjer70 Pelkonen: Eero Saarinen32 Pelkonen: Kevin Roche62 Pells: Modernist America28 Peterson: Black Gotham64 Peterson: Islamization from Below 41 Picasso and Braque: Kahng

23 Pincus: 168840 Pomp and Poverty: Dunlevy 76 Prison and the Imagination (The): Smith56 Public Notice 3: Ghose78 Purdy : Meaning of Property (The)78 Puritan Origins (The): Bercovitch15 Quiet Revolution (A): Ahmed63 Radial Symmetry: Larson56 Ramírez: Carlos Cruz-Diez24 Reader on Reading (A): Manguel53 Rebecca Salter: Forrester67 Reclaiming Our Health: Gourdine67 Reddy : Healing Wounds, Healthy Skin38 Rembrandt and the Face of Jesus: DeWitt43 Renaissance Faces: Campbell40 Renne: 16th- to 19th-Century Painting51 Rewald: Rooms With a View 12 Reyes: C. S. Lewis’s Lost Aeneid52 Richard Serra Drawing: Garrels

61 Richard Strauss: Holden71 Ricks: True Friendship45 Riopelle: Forests, Rocks and Torrents48 Robert Adams: Adams49 Roberto Capucci: Blum21 Robinson: Absence of Mind

34 S35 S49 S25 S69 S61 S37 S78 S77 S16 S36 S64 T77 T78 T17 T27 T8 T

34 T57 T

64 T10 T78 T37 T78 T69 T54 T71 T50 T74 T

65 T9 T

56 U55 U67 V44 V8 V

30 V44 V

58 V46 V75 W77 W57 W58 W



Y a l e U n i v e r s i t y

P r e s s

4 7 B e d f o r d

S q u a r e • L o n d o n

W C 1 B 3 D P

w w w

. y a

l e b o o

k s . c o

. u k

Yale Spring/Summer 2011 Catalogue

Documents

Transcript of Yale Spring/Summer 2011 Catalogue