Pathos and Power provides a critical exploration of widowhood in Africa through a series of historical and... Læs mere
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The story of the Rwandan Genocide has been told many times by scholars and journalists. John Burton Kegel contends that the Struggle for Liberation forms the bedrock of any genuine understanding of Rwanda between 1990 and 1994, and indeed beyond.
Grounded in primary sources, this book uses critical fabulation to envision how men of color fought against Ohio's racist... Læs mere
This guide to southern and central Ohio highlights the Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks and other historic sites, offering routes, context, and insights into the region’s Indigenous and early settlement history-perfect for trip planning or general learning.
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Growing up, Judith Resnik didn’t dream of space-but she became one of NASA’s first female astronauts and the second American woman in orbit. Brilliant, determined, and... Læs mere
Private eye Andy Hayes confronts personal prejudices and assumptions when he’s hired to protect a young drag performer facing in-person and online threats in a case that unfolds against a groundswell of right-wing anti-LGBTQIA sentiment.
Through ethnographic case studies of Africans’ quotidian encounters with state bureaucracy, infrastructure, discipline, citizenship,... Læs mere
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, perhaps the most influential of all German philosophers, made one of the last great attempts to develop philosophy as an all-embracing... Læs mere