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What Is African Art? A Short History
While generously illustrated to elucidate the text, this is no coffee table book for casual readers. It’s a deeply researched, important contribution to the study of art history, with relevance to disciplines beyond the study of African art.
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Prisoners of Their Premises: How Unexamined Assumptions Lead to War and Other Policy Debacles
Academic libraries should include this work.
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Perjury and Pardon: Vol. 1
Full of advanced-level philosophical content, this volume is for strong humanities and philosophy collections only.
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The Hidden Universe: Adventures in Biodiversity
Readers interested in biodiversity, the environment, or ecology will enjoy this fascinating work. Readers advisory: for accounts of current innovative projects underway to preserve or restore biodiversity, check out Kinari Webb’s Guardians of the Trees and Hannah Lewis’s Mini-Forest Revolution.
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The Book of Minds: How To Understand Ourselves and Other Beings, from Animals to AI to Aliens
This extensive tome will be a must-read for those with a keen interest in psychology, philosophy, and cognitive science, and for those who want to embark on a deep dive into the significance of the mind.
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Chasing Plants: Journeys with a Botanist Through Rainforests, Swamps, and Mountains
Readers who enjoy travel narratives will like reading about incredible places that many will never see; they might be frustrated, however, when Thorogood says that some things can’t be described. For plant nerds seeking adventure.
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From the Ruins of Enlightenment: Beethoven and Schubert in Their Solitude
Beethoven is said to have said “Art demands of us that we shall not stand still,” and Kramer here effectively demonstrates that similar demands apply to musical analysis and revelation. Recommended for scholars of classical music.
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My Three Dads: Patriarchy on the Great Plains
A powerful, provocative narrative, designed to remind readers that it is often silence that empowers oppression, allowing it the power to endure in unchallenged ways.
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Sincerely Held: American Secularism and Its Believers
A good choice for religious, political, and legal scholars seeking a thorough confrontation of what historically has and hasn’t counted as a sincerely held religious belief.
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