World Arabic Language Day: An eBook Special
December 1, 2021
From poetry to proverbs, catch up on your Arabic literature this month with the titles below. You can get each eBook for just $1.99 through the end of December!
December 1, 2021
From poetry to proverbs, catch up on your Arabic literature this month with the titles below. You can get each eBook for just $1.99 through the end of December!
June 8, 2021
We caught up with Henry Jenkins to find out more about the shifting cultural role of comics, how comics reflect our relationships to material things, and more.
November 6, 2020
—Douglas Burnet Smith As November 11 approaches, and we acknowledge once again the last hour of the last day of “the war to end all wars,” as more wars rage… READ MORE
October 6, 2020
—Miriam Udel
Embark on a tour of four continents as they appear in the beautiful collection ‘Honey on the Page’
February 15, 2019
—Originally published by NYU News and Niv M. Sultan
The German novelist is most famous for his 1929 magnum opus about World War I, but a new NYU Press collection of lesser-known stories adds to his legacy
April 20, 2017
—Britt Rusert
An abolitionist science moves beyond generic defenses of science in an age of populist skepticism and backlash, requiring an evaluation of different types of science and an excavation of their specific relationships to forms of power and exploitation.
February 28, 2017
—Aida Levy-Hussen
Commemorating Black History Month with extemporized non-sequiturs, Trump’s rejoinder to African American appeals for remembrance and recognition is a turn away from the foundational social premises—good faith, the valuing of history, the idea of a public sphere—that make such desire speakable in the first place.
September 30, 2016
Jeremy M. Glick on problems of thinking “the whole” in radical thought, and how to calibrate categories of reflection suitable to think about imperialist war.