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Genetic Geographies
The Trouble with Ancestry
Catherine Nash
2015 Spring
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Making sense of the science of ancestry and origins
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Genetic Improvement of Crops
Emergent Techniques
Irwin Rubenstein, Burle Gengenbach, Ronald L. Phillips and C. Edward Green, Editors
None None
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Gentlemen of the Woods
Manhood, Myth, and the American Lumberjack
Willa Hammitt Brown
2024 Fall
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Lumberjacks: the men, the myth, and the making of an American legend
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Geography and Social Movements
Comparing Antinuclear Activism in the Boston Area
Byron A. Miller
2000 Spring
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A comparative analysis of the implications of space, place, and scale in political mobilization.
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Geometry and Chronometry in Philosophical Perspective
Adolf Grunbaum
1968 Fall
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Geopolitical Exotica
Tibet in Western Imagination
Dibyesh Anand
2007 Fall
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Unsettles common views of “Tibetanness” while suggesting a way forward
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George Cukor
A Double Life
Patrick McGilligan
2013 Spring
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The definitive biography of master director George Cukor—a New York Times Notable Book
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George Santayana - American Writers 100
University of Minnesota Pamphlets on American Writers
Newton P. Stallknecht
1971 Fall
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German Autumn
Stig Dagerman
2011 Fall
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The first U.S. edition of Dagerman’s account of postwar life in Germany
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Germania, USA
Social Change in New Ulm, Minnesota
Noel Iverson
None None
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Germanic Accentology
Anatoly Liberman
None None
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“Liberman is a scholar of wide multilingual erudition, and has a magnificent gift for languages and their comparative analyses ... He is equally strong in the historical comparison of languages and in their typology. The problems of sound systems and especially their accentual patterning ... have led him to important new discoveries ... This book is a welcome substantial contribution to the cultural history of Germanic languages and to general linguistics.” - Roman Jackson
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Gertrude Stein - American Writers 10
University of Minnesota Pamphlets on American Writers
Frederick J. Hoffman
1961 Spring
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Gestures
Vilém Flusser
2014 Spring
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An analysis of gestures great and small, from a renowned media theorist—available in English for the first time
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Getting a Life
Everyday Uses of Autobiography
Sidonie Smith and Julia Watson, Editors
1996 Spring
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From résumés to personal ads, from talk shows to self-help groups, autobiographical storytelling has become a central theme of American culture. Getting a Life is an innovative examination of how personal narratives have become central in circulating multiple, overlapping, provisional identities-and how those identities are negotiated or resisted in everyday life.
Contributors: Linda Martin Alcoff, Philip E. Baruth, H-Dirksen L. Bauman, Michael Blitz, Traci Carroll, William Chaloupka, Salome Chasnoff, Kay K. Cook, Martin A. Danahay, Laura Gray-Rosendale, Linda S. Kauffman, Louise Krasniewicz, Helena Michie, Sandra Patton, Janice Peck, Robyn R. Warhol, Susan Ostrov Weisser.
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Getting Specific
Postmodern Lesbian Politics
Shane Phelan
1994 Fall
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The only book to debate lesbian political theory.
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Ghostlife of Third Cinema
Asian American Film and Video
Glen M. Mimura
2009 Spring
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An interpretive history of Asian American independent media since the 1960s
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Ghostly Matters
Haunting and the Sociological Imagination
Avery F. Gordon
2008 Spring
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A new edition of this widely influential and innovative work of social theory—with a new introduction and foreword
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Ghosts
Death’s Double and the Phenomena of Theatre
Alice Rayner
2006 Spring
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A new view of how the stage is home to ghosts
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Ghosts of Slavery
A Literary Archaeology of Black Women’s Lives
Jenny Sharpe
2002 Fall
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Questions traditional assumptions about power and agency in slave women’s everyday lives.
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Gichi Bitobig, Grand Marais
Early Accounts of the Anishinaabeg and the North Shore Fur Trade
Timothy Cochrane
2018 Fall
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The journals of two clerks of the American Fur Company recall a lost moment in the history of the fur trade and the Anishinaabeg along Lake Superior’s North Shore