Featured catalogs collection for Books Division page
- Reflections on Jacques Derrida, born on this day in 1930.
- BY CARY WOLFE Founding editor, Posthumanities Series at University of Minnesota Press On this occasion of what would have been Jacques Derrida’s 84 ...
- Racial inequality remains etched into the very foundation of the U.S. interstate highway program and its cities.
- A Los Angeles freeway in 2009. In his new book, Eric Avila digs into the cultural history of the U.S. interstate highway program. Image via Creative C ...
- "No money, no water" for Detroit—and possible punitive actions from the UN.
- In addition to the water news out of Detroit, the UN has declared the U.S. to be in violation of international human rights laws by not supplying clea ...
- Let's have a conversation about U.S. schools that is, ideally, not nice.
- What can educators learn from comedians? BY ANGELINA E. CASTAGNO Associate professor of educational leadership in the College of Education at Nor ...
- Diane C. Fujino on getting to know Yuri Kochiyama (1921–2014)
- While on a book tour for Heartbeat of Struggle, Yuri Kochiyama and Diane Fujino speak on April 24, 2005, at the Japanese American National Museum in L ...
- From corsets to commerce: A two-part look at European and American fashion in the nineteenth century.
- The extraordinary color and variety of textiles in this afternoon dress, ca. 1872, attest of the refinement of the French textile industry. Creator: C ...
- Case study #5 (and final) from the Media Archaeology Lab: On OTHER NETWORKS and "the internet."
- BY LORI EMERSON Assistant professor of English, as well as the founder and director of the Media Archaeology Lab, at the University of Colorado at Bou ...
- Case Study #4 | "It Is Known": George R. R. Martin, WordStar, and Media Archaeology in the Media
- From #MALcasestudies series author Lori Emerson: This week's post features Matthew Kirschenbaum , a scholar whose work in digital forensics and media ...
- Case study #3 from the Media Archaeology Lab: The Vectrex Gaming Console from 1982
- The Vectrex gaming console of 1982, which is housed in the Media Archaeology Lab and was produced for only two years, was remarkable for its lightpen ...
- Case study #2 from the Media Archaeology Lab: The Altair 8800b from 1976
- This still-functioning Altair 8800b from 1976 is housed in the Media Archaeology Lab (MAL) at the University of Colorado at Boulder. BY LORI ...