Humanities books

It is properly entitled A Message from Arunachala because it was written in a few weeks at his saintly master's...  Read More >>

What if you could travel in time to the Victorian age--the age of corsets, crinolines, cholera and consumption?...  Read More >>

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Language is a major part of what makes us human. We effortlessly attach meaning to sounds and marks, in themselves...  Read More >>

During the colonization of Africa, European colonists set about creating game reserves in Africa, convinced that...  Read More >>

During the Second World War, the British War Office instructed their military engineers and scientists to examine...  Read More >>

This is the first corpus which aims to identify Early Medieval characteristics in hillforts in Scotland. Six keyhole...  Read More >>

The household architecture and pottery assemblages discovered at the previously unknown site of Braljina are unusual...  Read More >>

In a restless world filled with distraction, anxiety, noise, and exhaustion, many people are feeling increasingly...  Read More >>

Presents the archaeological and bioarchaeological investigation of two goldfields-era cemeteries in Lawrence (Otago,...  Read More >>

This book serves as proceedings from the 7th and 10th meetings of the Postgraduate ZooArchaeology Forum. The papers...  Read More >>

A 27-chapter prayer guide for those wondering if God is listening. God's Inbox reveals your prayers are never lost...  Read More >>

Both colonial and early nationalist writers of African history tried to minimize the importance of the slave trade...  Read More >>

What place does anthroposophy have in the modern world? Former sceptic Wolfgang Müller offers a balanced perspective...  Read More >>

A hugely original tour of Great Britain by acclaimed historian Graham Robb, taking a fresh look at the people, places...  Read More >>

As the United States approaches a transformative demographic milestone--when Americans of color will become the...  Read More >>

Blood of Others offers a cultural history of Crimea and the Black Sea region, one of Europe's most volatile flashpoints,...  Read More >>

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A vital account of fifteen speeches and orators - from Benjamin Franklin to Barack Obama - that tells the story...  Read More >>

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Postcolonial theory and its bedfellow, decolonial theory, are the most flourishing products of academia in recent...  Read More >>

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