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12/07/2023

From the Journal of Near Eastern Studies, read “Their Very Words? A Preliminary Evaluation of Reported Speech in the Qurʾan.” https://ow.ly/5enk50QbILr

12/07/2023

On National Letter Writing Day, read this article from Early Modern Women to learn how letter writing was used to record family memories in Renaissance Florence. https://ow.ly/FPj650Qf592

12/07/2023

Check out this Ahead of Print article from the Journal of the Association for Consumer Research. Read “Connecting the Past and the Present: How Narrative-Based Representations Affect Perceptions of Brand Heritage” here: https://ow.ly/Trt150QeA44

12/07/2023

Read “Residues and Derivations: Vilfredo Pareto and Affective Politics” from Polity now. https://ow.ly/BpMo50QbIjh Northeastern Political Science Association

12/06/2023

This Just Accepted article from the Library Quarterly discusses the challenges librarians face amid book bans and other issues. Read “The Urgent Need for Libraries to Reimagine Their Civic Role by Turning Outward” here: https://ow.ly/Oms850QbI69

12/06/2023

New in 2024: The Alfred T. Anderson Journal of Geology Best Paper Award. The award will be given annually for the best paper published in The Journal of Geology during the previous three years. Learn more and submit your work to The Journal of Geology: https://ow.ly/2OL050QbHL2

12/06/2023

From KNOW, read “‘Memorandums, of No Use to Any but the Owner’: Finding Value in Eighteenth-Century Pocket Memorandum Books” to learn about the evolution of the genre and its relationship to personal knowledge. https://ow.ly/AmEE50QbHIk

12/05/2023

Rediscover this 2016 article from I Tatti Studies. Find “Locating Contadini in the Renaissance City: Food Circulation and Mobility in the Marketplace” here. https://ow.ly/Kn5t50QbHyl

12/05/2023

Celebrate International Volunteer Day by reading this article from Social Service Review that studies how volunteering has changed over time. https://ow.ly/Nuww50Qf518

12/05/2023

From Early Modern Women, this article discusses the fluidity of gender categories in early modern Zambia and other Bantu-speaking regions. Read it now: https://ow.ly/ZGXw50QbHnN Society for the Study of Early Modern Women and Gender

12/05/2023

Read “‘transeant Things': Materialism and Mortality in the Lyrics of Lucy Hutchinson and Margaret Cavendish” from English Literary Renaissance here: https://ow.ly/QvwF50QbGm2

12/04/2023

From Near Eastern Archaeology, learn how 3D modeling can improve how we teach students. Read “Immersing in Mesopotamia: Virtual Reality Site Tours in the Remote Classroom” here: [Link] ASOR

12/04/2023

Celebrate Wildlife Conservation Day by reading this article from American Art, which focuses on how an illustrated article about poaching led to congressional action to safeguard wildlife. https://ow.ly/QQQU50Qf4TA Smithsonian American Art Museum and the Renwick Gallery

12/04/2023

Read “Syrian Refugees and Human Capital Accumulation of Working-Age Native Children in Turkey” from the Journal of Human Capital. Learn how Syrian refugees have changed the Turkish labor market here: https://ow.ly/f45o50QbF3W

12/04/2023

Our From the Archives page for the month of December explores the topic of video games. Read more: https://ow.ly/q5Cb50Qc5wA

12/04/2023

From Signs, revisit Sarah Ahmed’s 2010 article “Killing Joy: Feminism and the History of Happiness” to explore a feminist critique of happiness. https://ow.ly/6LuL50QbEXV Signs - Journal of Women in Culture and Society

12/01/2023

On World AIDS Day, learn more about the potential relationship between violent conflict and the spread of HIV/AIDS by reading this article from The Journal of Politics https://ow.ly/gJyG50Qexbx

12/01/2023

How do default positions in clinical medicine function? This article explores this practice’s descriptive properties. Read it now in The Journal of Clinical Ethics: https://ow.ly/uPsF50Qap2z

12/01/2023

Read “Northern Aymaran Toponymy, Revisited: A Systematic Approach to the Linguistic Origins of Place Names” from the International Journal of American Linguistics. https://ow.ly/6NBQ50QaoKS

12/01/2023

Check out the new issue from Gesta. Read the Fall 2023 edition here: https://ow.ly/LHb350Qaook

11/30/2023

From The Journal of Law and Economics, read “Bargaining over Beauty: The Economics of Contracts in Renaissance Art Markets” to learn about the market behind paintings in the Italian Renaissance. https://ow.ly/TrrN50QaoZS

11/30/2023

From Signs, read “Challenging the Antipolitics of Regimes of Care: Young African Men in Italy Resist Precarious Futures" to learn about radical care and resistance under the European migration regime. https://ow.ly/TLvz50QaoIR Signs - Journal of Women in Culture and Society

11/30/2023

From The Wordsworth Circle, read “The Erotic Phenomenon of Charlotte Smith’s ‘Flora’” now. https://ow.ly/7qFe50Qaokq

11/29/2023

From the National Tax Journal, check out “Marriage in Old Age: What Can We Learn About Policy Impacts on Same-Sex Couples?” to learn about marriage incentives affecting older couples. https://ow.ly/LU3O50QaoVK National Tax Association

11/29/2023

From Early Modern Women, read “To ‘fix and regulate your love’: The Manuscript Poetry of Dorothy Calthorpe (1648–1693)” now. Learn about Calthorpe’s poetic trajectory and practices here: https://ow.ly/nxQM50QaoBJ

11/29/2023

This 2019 article from the Journal of Clinical Ethics proposes a model that respects the autonomy of patients in recovery from opioid addiction, exploring whether state-of-the-art treatments can be administered safely at home. https://ow.ly/m3Aq50Q0aH9

11/28/2023

Read “Crime, Income, and Inequality: Nonlinearities under Extreme Inequality in South Africa” in Economic Development and Cultural Change. Learn how South Africa’s concentrated income inequality affects burglary incidents. https://ow.ly/rQa050QaoSV

11/28/2023

Check out “The War on Libraries and the Stories We Must Tell of Innovation and Indomitability” in The Library Quarterly to learn about how the editors address the criminalization of librarianship. https://ow.ly/mQRN50QaoxT

11/28/2023

The second issue of Critical Inquiry’s 50th anniversary volume is out now! 🎊 Articles consider the genre of the missed-connections ad, the art of text-to-speech, Victorian-era algebra, and much more: https://ow.ly/hyym50QbE10 Critical Inquiry

11/28/2023

Explore Focused Collections from Physiological and Biochemical Zoology, featuring collections of articles based around topics like Functional Morphology and Biomechanics, Hibernation and Daily Torpor in Field and Lab Studies, and more: https://ow.ly/apfW50Q9VRO

11/27/2023

Read “Putting Maguey on the Map: Space, Environment, and Rural-Urban Connections in the Early Colonial Pulque Trade” from The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs: https://ow.ly/lFcK50QaoOU

11/27/2023

From the Archives of American Art Journal, read “Martha Jackson’s Voice: Gender, Oral History, and Art-Historical Evidence” to revisit a 1969 interview with gallerist Martha Jackson. https://ow.ly/iYri50Qaot4

11/27/2023

Congratulations to Michelle T***n, winner of the DeBenedetti Prize in Peace History for the article "The Concentration Camp as Site of Refuge: The Rise of the Refugee Camp and the Great War in the Middle East" in The Journal of Modern History. Read it for FREE: https://ow.ly/KSsf50Q9W5C

11/24/2023

Read “Gnostologia: The Discipline of the Objects of Knowledge in Seventeenth-Century Germany” from History of Humanities to explore the rise and fall of an academic discipline. https://ow.ly/Zev050Q8891

11/24/2023

From Signs and Society, revisit the 2017 article “Ontology of Fake: Discerning the Philippine Elite.” Learn how self-appointed experts use “scientific” methods to discern "real" from "fake" elites. Read it for FREE: https://ow.ly/mmj350Q8886 Signs and Society

11/24/2023

How will the rise of the metaverse impact consumer behavior? The Journal of the Association for Consumer Research is soliciting manuscripts for a special issue on "Metaverse: Consumer Behavior and Well-Being." Learn more here: https://ow.ly/ppvy50Q9W1N

11/24/2023

Was harm reduction a citizenship movement? This article from The Social History of Alcohol and Drugs addresses this question through a case study of the Hoog Catharijne drug scene in Utrecht. https://ow.ly/K8gt50Q8834

11/23/2023

From The Papers of the Bibliographical Society of America, learn how a tool called the Photostat revolutionized research. Read “An Unexpected Influence: Photostats in Special Collections Libraries”: https://ow.ly/uRiQ50Q87U7

11/23/2023

Why does everyone hate graphing in Microsoft Excel? This article from Osiris explores how modern data visualization led us here. Find “Users Gone Astray: Spreadsheet Charts, J***y Graphics, and Statistical Knowledge” here. https://ow.ly/WzoM50Q87R4 History of Science Society

11/23/2023

Revisit this 2005 article from Modern Philology. Read “Women Writers and Literary‐Religious Circles in the Elizabethan West Country: Anne Dowriche, Anne Lock Prowse, Anne Lock Moyle, Ursula Fulford, and Elizabeth Rous” here: https://ow.ly/h8Hh50Q87JC

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