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This , we’re sharing our Author Q & A with archaeologist Joseph E. Diamond, whose work uncovers more than 12,000 year...
11/29/2025

This , we’re sharing our Author Q & A with archaeologist Joseph E. Diamond, whose work uncovers more than 12,000 years of Indigenous history in the Kingston region. From buried pit houses on Cantine’s Island to the rich ecological systems that shaped Native lifeways, Diamond’s research reveals a Kingston far deeper, and far older, than colonial narratives alone.

Explore how archaeology helps us recognize the enduring presence, knowledge, and stories of Indigenous communities in the .

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: The SUNY Series in Islam focuses on the theology and philosophy of Islam, with a particular focus on Sufism, the mys...
11/29/2025

: The SUNY Series in Islam focuses on the theology and philosophy of Islam, with a particular focus on Sufism, the mystical tradition of Islam. It includes monographs and edited volumes as well as translations and material in historical context.

Browse books in the series at https://tinyurl.com/2ah8brfm.

What does it mean to truly see the world and to respond with courage?New in paperback in February 2026, THE WITNESS AS E...
11/28/2025

What does it mean to truly see the world and to respond with courage?

New in paperback in February 2026, THE WITNESS AS EDUCATOR explores the power of bearing witness through the voices of W. G. Sebald, Aimé Césaire, and Walt Whitman. David T. Hansen reveals how true witnesses don’t merely choose their subjects—they are called by history to speak.

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Congratulations to Paula Maust on receiving a 2025 Pedagogy of Music Theory Award from the Society for Music Theory!EXPA...
11/26/2025

Congratulations to Paula Maust on receiving a 2025 Pedagogy of Music Theory Award from the Society for Music Theory!

EXPANDING THE MUSIC THEORY CANON transforms how we teach and learn Western classical theory. Featuring music by sixty-seven historical women and/or people of color, it offers students and educators a richer, more inclusive view of the musical landscape.

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Imagine moving to a town where your politics make you the odd one out and then writing a newspaper column that everyone ...
11/25/2025

Imagine moving to a town where your politics make you the odd one out and then writing a newspaper column that everyone in the community reads.

That’s the real-life journey behind LESSONS FROM LOCKPORT, a sharp, funny, and deeply human look at small-town America during a moment of political rebellion.
From local council drama to national debates spilling into the town’s page, Jim Shultz reveals the conversations shaping the future of the country, one story at a time.

If you’re ready for a book that challenges assumptions and bridges divides, this is it.

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University at Buffalo faculty member Richard A. Cohen has been honored with a new scholarly volume - The Event of the Go...
11/25/2025

University at Buffalo faculty member Richard A. Cohen has been honored with a new scholarly volume - The Event of the Good: Reading Levinas in a Levinasian Way - dedicated to his lifelong work on the philosophy of ethics.
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How are Hindu traditions transforming in an age of global movement, digital media, and shifting ritual landscapes? SWEET...
11/25/2025

How are Hindu traditions transforming in an age of global movement, digital media, and shifting ritual landscapes? SWEETENING AND INTENSIFICATION brings together leading scholars to examine currents shaping contemporary Hindu worship, narrative, and visual/material culture.
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The SUNY Series in Feminist Criticism and Theory publishes monographs and edited volumes exemplifying and advancing cont...
11/25/2025

The SUNY Series in Feminist Criticism and Theory publishes monographs and edited volumes exemplifying and advancing contemporary feminist thought. Initially centered on feminist literary criticism, it has expanded to include more activist and interdisciplinary approaches, particularly work analyzing gendered academic lives and life stages via Critical University Studies and Age Studies.

Browse books in the series at https://tinyurl.com/adkkkaez.

on an immersive journey into the diverse worlds of Sufi practice across the contemporary U.S. religious landscape.Fr...
11/24/2025

on an immersive journey into the diverse worlds of Sufi practice across the contemporary U.S. religious landscape.

From Rumi-inspired poetry circles and whirling rituals, to communities shaped by Africanicity and transnational connections to Senegal, Sri Lanka, and Turkey, VARIETIES OF AMERICAN SUFISM showcases the lived texture of Sufism in America through rich participant-observation–based studies.

Find out more at booth 721 or https://tinyurl.com/y8vnx5vw

RELIGION OF LOVE reframes ʿAṭṭār through the lens of religious studies, revealing how his visionary poetry engages endur...
11/24/2025

RELIGION OF LOVE reframes ʿAṭṭār through the lens of religious studies, revealing how his visionary poetry engages enduring questions of revelation, intellect, moral psychology, and the transformative power of love. Far beyond literary mastery, ʿAṭṭār emerges as a profound commentator on ethics and the spiritual debates of his age, debates that continue to illuminate today’s religious complexities.

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discover INRUSHES OF THE HEART, an introduction to the life, legacy, and visionary thought of ʿAyn al-Quḍāt Hamadānī (...
11/24/2025

discover INRUSHES OF THE HEART, an introduction to the life, legacy, and visionary thought of ʿAyn al-Quḍāt Hamadānī (d. 1131), one of the Islamic intellectual tradition’s most original and daring voices.

at booth 721 or https://tinyurl.com/3exwjk9r

How do awe, bewilderment, curiosity, dread, mystery, and reverence shape religious life across South Asia? Tulasi Sriniv...
11/24/2025

How do awe, bewilderment, curiosity, dread, mystery, and reverence shape religious life across South Asia? Tulasi Srinivas brings together leading and emerging scholars to explore the many worlds of wonder, from Sufi music in Gujarat and Tamil graveyard processions to trans women’s charitable practices, village Kuchipudi dance, Rajasthani healing shrines, and even the lingering imaginaries of Kipling’s Orientalist tales.

By tracing how wonder moves through aesthetic, ethical, and political terrains, WONDER IN SOUTH ASIA redefines what wonder means in South Asian contexts and why it matters for the study of religion.

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