What My Body Knows
16/09/2024
Through his own experiences, Meindert Peters, author of Habituation in German Modernism explores what corporeal knowledge is.
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7 Books to Read on Maritime History
12/09/2024
The sea has played a crucial role in so much of human history. Our curated list of maritime history books offer a fascinating glimpse into the oceans’ impact on human civilization.
Gender and Race in American History
09/09/2024
The United States has made significant progress in addressing issues of race and gender inequality since its founding. However, ongoing challenges like police brutality and the wage gap highlight that there is still much work to be done.
Politicians and Naval Strategy: On the ‘Sea Blindness’ of Statesmen
05/09/2024
Editors of Sailors, Statesmen and the Implementation of Naval Strategy tell us about the ‘sea blindness’ of politicians throughout history.
Books to look out for in September 2024
02/09/2024
As leaves begin to fall and the joy of fresh stationery is felt, we’re looking ahead to our September releases.
The Trouble with Stirner
30/08/2024
Tim Dowdall explains how stumbling across German philosopher, Stirner, in his university library led to writing his book, Max Stirner and Nihilism.
A Summer Like No Other: Interning at the University of Rochester Press
22/08/2024
University of Rochester Press intern, Natalie Opdahl, tells us about her experience working in the editorial department this summer.
In Search of Scotland
16/08/2024
Author Hugh Ouston tells us what led him to writing his book, The Advancement of Learning in Stuart Scotland.
Celebrating 40 years of James Currey
12/08/2024
To mark the 40th anniversary of the James Currey imprint, we hear from some of our African Studies authors and series editors.
Top 5 First Crusade Letters
08/08/2024
With 22 First Crusade letters to choose from, Thomas W. Smith, whittles this list down to his personal top 5 letters.
What My Body Knows