Brand reveal: Meet the all-new De Gruyter Brill
Hello, world! We're pleased as punch to be sharing our new look with you. Meet the brand-new De Gruyter Brill!
In the coming days, we'll be revealing more and more details—on our new logo, our booth in Frankfurt, and most importantly, our new merch! Keep an eye out and let us know what you think in the comments.
DG2O: De Gruyter's Subscribe to Open program
🔓 Want to learn more about the benefits of the Subscribe to Open (S2O) model for libraries? Tune into our webinar next week! Our speakers will share insights into this innovative model and the role it promises to play in the future of scholarly publishing.
📅 September 26, 2024, 13:00 SGT (Singapore) | 15:00 AEST (Australian Eastern)
Featuring:
Roxanne Missingham, Australian National University Library
Kevin Steiner, AIP Publishing
Richard Gallagher, Annual Reviews
Ben Ashcroft, De Gruyter Brill
Moderator: Chen Juan, Xiamen University
Please note the Asia-Pacific time zone. If you can't attend, it's worth registering anyway to receive a recording of the talk afterwards!
Reserve your spot now: https://marketing.degruyter.com/l/1014162/2024-08-20/2pvnw
Learn more about our S2O efforts in the video below and on our dedicated landing page: https://www.degruyter.com/.../open-access.../subscribe-open
Summer Reading Recommendations
☀️ Only ten days left until our summer sale ends. Have you decided on your next read yet? Our acquisitions editor Teddi Dols is sharing her favorite book on the use of musk in the Islamic World and beyond.
“Scent from the Garden of Paradise” examines the history of musk from its origins in Asia to its uses in the medieval Middle East. It surveys the Islamic literature on musk, and discusses the roles of musk in perfumery and medicine, as well as its symbolic importance in Islam.
We have plenty more reading recommendations to help build your personal summer library! 📚 Check out our staff tips on De Gruyter Conversations: https://blog.degruyter.com/summer-sale-reading-recommendations/
This is your last chance to get “Scent from the Garden of Paradise” and others for 50% off. Use the code DGBSS24 at check out. More details on our summer sale can be found here: https://cloud.newsletter.degruyter.com/summersale24
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Summer Sale Reader Recommendations
Treasure Trove of Benefits and Variety at the Table
Summer Sale Reader Recommendations
🍦 We’re nearly halfway through the last month of our summer sale. Next up to give us their summer pick is Paul Gijsbers, who lives and breathes content marketing. If you’re looking for some refreshing recipes to survive this week’s heat, his favorite book will help you out!
“Treasure Trove of Benefits and Variety at the Table” is a 14th-century cookbook, covering a comprehensive and unique variety of contemporary Egyptian cuisine. It is the only surviving cookbook from a period when Cairo was a flourishing metropolis and a cultural haven for people of diverse ethnicities and nationalities.
Try your hand at some of its delicious recipes for 50% off during our summer sale. Use code DGBSS24 at check out. If you want to know more about our summer sale, visit this link: https://cloud.newsletter.degruyter.com/summersale24?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic-post&utm_campaign=discount&utm_term=DGBSS24&utm_content=blank&utm
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Celebrating Indigenous Languages
To honor today's International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we're making two specially curated collections available to you for a full month. Touching on subjects like language activism, decolonization and reclamation, and covering regions from Latin America to Asia, these selections illustrate the breadth and richness of Indigenous languages today. A fascinating deep dive for any language lover, not just linguists!
De Gruyter Mouton's book chapters and articles are available here: https://cloud.newsletter.degruyter.com/indigenouslanguages
You'll find a linguistic treasure trove from Languages & Linguistics - Brill Publishing) here: https://www2.brill.com/indigenous
Like what you see? Then take advantage of our summer sale to get the whole book at 50% off until the end of August! Use code DGBSS24 at the checkout.
Summer reads: Patricia Leavy's "Blue"
🌊️ Did you know that Brill sometimes dips its toes into fiction? Our summer picks continue with Robert van Gameren, journals desk editor, who chooses Patricia Leavy's novel "Blue."
A former sociology professor turned writer, Patricia Leavy created the award-winning Social Fictions series at Brill, the first and only academic book series to solely publish full-length literary works. These novels, plays and short stories are underpinned by social research and are perfect for enhancing academic college curricula.
"Blue" follows three roommates as they navigate life and love in their post-college years. Steeped in 1980s pop culture, it's about identity, friendship, figuring out who we are during the "in-between" phases of life, and the search for people who "get us."
Get 50% off this, and many equally wonderful titles, as part of our summer sale! Simply go here and use code DGBSS24: https://cloud.newsletter.degruyter.com/summersale24?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=organic-post&utm_campaign=discount&utm_term=DGBSS24&utm_content=blank&utm
Happy Nelson Mandela Day! Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of this champion of justice, equality and peace. His journey from prisoner to president is a source of inspiration, as is his courage, compassion and power to unify.
Watch below as editor Crain Soudien explains the significance of Brill's volume "Nelson Mandela: Comparative Perspectives of His Significance for Education." Reflecting on the South African leader's life, the book illustrates the relevance of his values in teaching the generations of tomorrow. Mandela challenges us to think deeply about the kinds of lives we aspire to create for ourselves and everyone around us.
As part of our summer sale, this wonderful volume is 50% off along with all of our other publications! Simply use the code DGBSS24 at the checkout: https://brill.com/display/title/37287?rskey=jf3tIR&result=1
⚽🎨 “Art narrates football, finding the special moment that contains both past and future.” With the Euro 2024 semifinals fast approaching, dive into our interview with Manuel Neukirchner, founding director of the German Football Museum (@fussballmuseum) and curator of “In Motion,” a spectacular overview of football in modern European art. From Dalí and Magritte to Paul Klee and Banksy: 175 works on virtual display remind us that the beautiful game is also a mysterious one.
Kevin Schneider and Jennifer Harris spoke to Neukirchner about the new exhibition and its accompanying catalogue, published by @deutscherkunstverlag. Check out the full interview on De Gruyter Conversations via the link in our bio. ☝️
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