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 Stephen
A. Schuker, Corcoran Professor of History, editor. Deutschland
und Frankreich vom Konflikt zur Aussoehnung: Die Gestaltung der
westeuropaeischen Sicherheit, 1914-1963. Oldenbourg Verlag.
Peter
Heath, professor emeritus of philosophy, and J.B. Schneewind,
Johns Hopkins University, editors. Lectures on Ethics: Immanuel
Kant, paperback edition. Cambridge University Press.
Charles
W. McCurdy, professor of history and law. The Anti-Rent Era
in New York Law and Politics, 1839-1865. University of North Carolina
Press.
A
chronicle of the largest tenant rebellion in U.S. history, and
how New Yorkıs lawmakers managed to quell tenant resistance
and abolish the archaic form of land tenure at the root of the
rent strike.
Ann J. Lane, professor of history and director of womenıs
studies, editor. Mary Ritter Beard: A Sourcebook. CUNY.
Martha Snell, professor at the Curry School and Rachel
Janney of Radford University. Collaborative Teaming (Teacherıs
Guide to Inclusive Practices). Paul H. Brookes Publishing Co.
Paul
W. Kingston, associate professor of sociology. The Classless
Society (Studies in Social Inequality). Stanford University Press.
Jeffrey
Hopkins, professor of religious studies. Cultivating Compassion:
A Buddhist Perspective. Broadway Books.
Through
Buddhist meditations, visualizations, and entertaining anecdotes
from his own journey toward greater compassion, Hopkins guides
readers in developing an awareness of their capacity to love.
Kathleen M. May, associate professor of counselor education
in the Curry School. Feminist Family Therapy. American Counseling
Association.
Charles
F. Dunkl, professor of mathematics, Mourad Ismail of the University
of South Florida, and Roderick Wong of City University of Hong
Kong, editors. Special Functions: Proceedings of the International
Workshop. World Scientific Publishers.
Robert P. Geraci, assistant professor of history, and Michael
Khodarkovsky, history professor at Loyola University, editors.
Of Religion and Empire: Missions, Conversion and Tolerance in
Tsarist Russia. Cornell University Press.
A. John Simmons, philosophy professor. Justification and
Legitimacy: Essays on Rights and Obligations. Cambridge University
Press.
Richard Handler, anthropology professor. Excluded Ancestors,
Inventible Traditions: Essays Toward a More Inclusive History
of Anthropology. University of Wisconsin Press.
John
Milbank, instructor in religious studies, and Catherine Pickstock,
Fellow of Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Truth in Aquinas. Routledge.
Arthur
Kirsch, Alice Griffin Professor of English Emeritus, editor.
Lectures on Shakespeare, by W. H. Auden. Princeton University
Press.
Lectures painstakingly reconstructed by Kirsch are from the
notes of students who attended Audenıs lectures.
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