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Scotland is unusually rich in field monuments and objects surviving from early times. This comprehensive survey of Scotland's prehistoric and early historic archaeology covers the full chronological range from the earliest inhabitants to the union of the Picts and Scots in AD 843.

Callum Brown examines the role of religion in the making of modern Scottish society.

Hollywood has recently devoted big budgets and established stars to films about controversial issues, while previously marginal identities have come into prominence. The authors examine the issues these developments raise, bringing together debates in identity politics with film studies.

In these exclusive interviews, New York School poets reveal what the New York School meant to them and how its legacy continues today.

Explores translation as a means of self-expression and social networking in transnational settings on YouTube.

Examines how mechanisms of change and conversions harrowed and transformed early modern people and their worlds.

A timely and original examination of lesbian modernism.

The first transnational study of the Syrian Revolt of 1925-1927.

Offers an unprecedented theological investigation into al-Jāḥiẓ's social empiricism.

Studies alternative concepts to received theories and practices of poetry in early modern England

Rediscovers David Hume's contemporary critics to systematically investigate the merits of Thomas Reid, George Campbell, Alexander Gerard and James Beattie.

The first book-length study to consider Joyce's portrayal of rural Ireland across his oeuvre.

The first academic book to approach mountain film culture from transgeneric, transnational, ecotritical, and transmedial perspectives.

Illuminates hitherto-understudied aspects of Iran's socio-political and socio-cultural history.