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Friend Beloved: Marie Stopes, Gordon Hewitt, and an Ecology of Letters
Edited by Laura Jean Cameron
An intercontinental portrait of two young scientists exploring the nature of friendship, love, insects, and life on Earth.
New Release
Games of Discontent: Protests, Boycotts, and Politics at the 1968 Mexico Olympics Games
By Harry Blutstein
What was behind the black power salute, boycotts, and political battles that characterized the 1968 Summer Olympics?
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False Summit: Gender in Mountaineering Nonfiction
By Julie Rak
Exploring the role of gender politics in narratives about high-altitude mountaineering in the Himalayas and the Karakoram.
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With Your Words in My Hands: The Letters of Antonietta Petris and Loris Palma
Edited and translated by Sonia Cancian
A new perspective on migration from the pages of love letters.
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Telecom Tensions: Internet Service Providers and Public Policy in Canada
By Mike Zajko
How internet connectivity affects the public good.
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APR 13, 2021 Roundup, Spring 2020, Hugh MacLennan Poetry Series, New Release, Poetry, Spring 2021 0 Comments
"Resilience is geographical, spiritual, historical. It’s the fight against climate change, the inner battle with mental health, the outcry for human rights and an end to systemic racism. Resilience is the backbone of generations of trauma, the silence at the dinner table, the bow to...
MAR 30, 2021 Guest Blogger, Birds, Richard Pope, Spring 2021, New Release, Environment 0 Comments
“Can humans transcend the view ingrained in them for more than two millennia that they have dominion over nature? The question burns because if even the plight of birds is ignored, what hope is there that humans will move to protect the rest of nature?”...
MAR 18, 2021 Spring 2021, Daniel Hannah, Gender Studies, New Release, Guest Blogger, literature 0 Comments
From anti-mask protests, to conspiracy theories, to the repercussions of a Trump presidency, the global pandemic has done more than alter our daily routines, it has also forced us to confront some uncomfortable truths about ourselves and our societal ideals of masculinity. In this week’s...
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