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the Intersectional Alexander Great: Receptions and Representations in Greece Wider Hellenistic Continuum
Managing Difficult Faculty and Staff: A Four-Step Guide
Liberty’s Prison: The Inmate’s Son Who Radically Reformed an American Prison
Resolute Leadership: Building Unbreakable Cultures with Principles Tested in Fire
Literary Manifestations of Metamodernism: Contemporary English-Language Fiction
American Indian Wars: The Essential Reference Guide
Contested Territories from Ancient Narratives and Modern Contexts: Land Claims Unveiled
Bowie, Beckett, and Being: The Art of Alienation
Hamlet, Psychoanalysis, and Contemporary Politics: Irony, Ideology, Authoritarianism, Hysteria, the Universal Subject
From Burnout to Bliss: Fall Back in Love with Teaching
Reading for Pleasure: Working Women and the Popular Romance in Early Twentieth-Century Britain
Code of Federal Regulations, Title 34 Education 400-679, Revised as July 1, 2025
A New Way to Learn: Finding Calm, Ease, and Joy in Your Studies
Dependent Rational Animals: Why Human Beings Need the Virtues
Multilingual Discourses of Water in Postcolonial Senegal: Ecolinguistics at New Shores
Girlhood at War: Interpreting War and Liberation in Kosovo
Redefining the China―Angola Relationship: Privatization, Development and Disenchantment
Entre Nous
Bridging Ability, Disability, and Cognitive Growth: Diagnostic Teaching in Special Education Early Childhood
Antony and Cleopatra
D’Angelo’s Voodoo: 144
Teaching as Justice: Critical Service-Learning in the Classroom
Reflective Practice on Doctoral Education: International Perspectives the Challenges and Complexities of Supervision
Photographic Encounters in Postwar Japan, 19451955
The Love of Analog: Meditations on Value
Migration Across Time and Space in Yuri Herrera's Signs Preceding the End of World
Dedicated to Art: the Story of Corcoran Gallery Art
Pain Management: Fact versus Fiction
A Cultural History of Slavery and Human Trafficking in the Age Globalization
Gender and Early Television: Mapping Women’s Role in Emerging US British Media, 1850-1950
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