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“A fresh and creative reappraisal of Marlowe’s influence on Shakespeare through a nexus of theological and sexual concer...
11/26/2025

“A fresh and creative reappraisal of Marlowe’s influence on Shakespeare through a nexus of theological and sexual concerns.” Beatrice Groves Trinity College, University of Oxford

Marlowe, Shakespeare, and Religious Toleration challenges prevailing assumptions in the field, examining the intersections of two historic playwrights and offering a new perspective on their expressions of religious, gendered, and sexual subjectivity.

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The future of work is here—and it’s multigenerational, tech-savvy, and all about lifelong learning. The Talent Revolutio...
11/26/2025

The future of work is here—and it’s multigenerational, tech-savvy, and all about lifelong learning. The Talent Revolution is your guide to building a workplace where everyone can grow and succeed.

Get your copy and start transforming your team today: https://bit.ly/47466bP

“Zaidy’s Band introduces readers to the brave young men who lost their lives in this long-forgotten mission.”Read a new ...
11/26/2025

“Zaidy’s Band introduces readers to the brave young men who lost their lives in this long-forgotten mission.”

Read a new review of Zaidy’s Band by Aron Heller in The Times of Israel: bit.ly/4agEQZb

“This important book by one of the foremost legal experts on climate change and the Canadian constitution is essential r...
11/26/2025

“This important book by one of the foremost legal experts on climate change and the Canadian constitution is essential reading for anyone interested in how the country will find its way through the worsening climate crisis. Its accessible, systematic, practical and ultimately hopeful analysis is all the more valuable in the atmosphere of hesitation and retreat that characterizes current climate policy.” Stepan Wood Peter A. Allard School of Law

Climate Change and the Canadian Constitution explores how Canada’s Constitution can both challenge and empower governments as they respond to the climate crisis.

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David Suzuki Foundation Western Law Centre for Law and the Environment Canadian Climate Institute Climate Action Network - Réseau action climat Canada Nature Canada Indigenous Climate Action Youth Climate Lab

“Our lives have evolved into an ongoing rat race of increased teaching schedules, committee meetings, fund raising, gran...
11/26/2025

“Our lives have evolved into an ongoing rat race of increased teaching schedules, committee meetings, fund raising, grant deadlines, student recommendation, compliance paperwork, and more. Berg and Seeber remind us of our initial calling and suggest applying principles of the ‘slow’ movement to academic life.” Daniel Liechty Illinois State University

Discover The Slow Professor, a call to resist the corporatization of academic life and an exploration of how adopting the principles of the Slow movement can counter the erosion of humanistic education.

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“A rare gem of clarity and depth, grounded in real-life experience, Insight Studies is an invaluable guide for anyone wh...
11/25/2025

“A rare gem of clarity and depth, grounded in real-life experience, Insight Studies is an invaluable guide for anyone who seeks greater self-knowledge and sharper critical thinking.” Marnie Jull Royal Roads University

Insight Studies offers a practice-based approach—similar to learning a musical instrument—to help foster critical thinking skills through engaging learning modules.

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Université Saint-Paul / Saint Paul University

The Making of a Doctor by Michelle Izmaylov is now available!The business of medicine increasingly prioritizes profits o...
11/25/2025

The Making of a Doctor by Michelle Izmaylov is now available!

The business of medicine increasingly prioritizes profits over people, leading to widespread patient harm and clinician burnout. The Making of a Doctor explores the global consequences of this phenomenon, revealing its threats to the humanity in healthcare – and demonstrates a vision for a more sustainable path forward.

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Since the earliest days of human memory, countless generations have turned their eyes to the skies in wonder, drawing pa...
11/25/2025

Since the earliest days of human memory, countless generations have turned their eyes to the skies in wonder, drawing patterns, understanding the stars’ connection to cycles and events, and carrying their stories and teachings forward to subsequent generations.

The Song of the Stars invites readers to reconnect with the night sky, exploring how teachings carried through both Anishinaabemowin and scientific insight can work in tandem to shape our understanding of the cosmos.

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Seven Generations Education Institute

We are excited to announce that On Amistà: Negotiating Friendship in Dante’s Italy by Elizabeth Coggeshall has been awar...
11/25/2025

We are excited to announce that On Amistà: Negotiating Friendship in Dante’s Italy by Elizabeth Coggeshall has been awarded the 2025 SEMA Award for Best First Book! Congratulations to the author.

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FSU College of Arts & Sciences

Giveaway! Enter now for the chance to win 1 of 5 copies of The Inside World by William Clarence Graham.Graham—poet, phil...
11/25/2025

Giveaway! Enter now for the chance to win 1 of 5 copies of The Inside World by William Clarence Graham.

Graham—poet, philosopher, and close friend of legendary poet W.H Auden—brings together poetry, essays, and reflections that:

• Offer intimate insight into Auden’s life and work
• Explore politics, society, culture, and philosophy as threads in his poetry
• Show how Auden’s questions about the human condition still speak powerfully to us today

To enter:
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*Open to residents in Canada and the US. Giveaway opens at 12:01 am EST on November 25, 2025 and ends at 11:59pm on December 9, 2025. Not affiliated with Facebook*

Between the Layers offers an in-depth look at the Storyweaving methodology pioneered by Spiderwoman Theatre, the longest...
11/25/2025

Between the Layers offers an in-depth look at the Storyweaving methodology pioneered by Spiderwoman Theatre, the longest-running Indigenous theatre company in North America. Through meticulous research and respect for tradition, Jill Carter reveals how this practice has shaped generations of Indigenous artists and continues to influence contemporary theatre.

This book is a powerful act of cultural recovery and resistance, refusing the erasure of Indigenous voices and practices. Between the Layers is essential reading for anyone interested in Indigenous arts, theatre, and the ongoing process of cultural resurgence. Discover the rich legacy of Storyweaving and its significance for future generations—get your copy today: https://bit.ly/3Vi7CQr

“We’ve got a real problem in Canadian politics.”Watch author Alex Marland's new interview on CBC News' Power & Politics,...
11/24/2025

“We’ve got a real problem in Canadian politics.”

Watch author Alex Marland's new interview on CBC News' Power & Politics, where he discusses party loyalty in Canada and his latest book, No I in Team.

Watch the full interview: bit.ly/44hZWCI

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