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Representational Machines
edited by Anna Dahlgren, Dag Petersson and Nina Lager Vestbery, contributions by Magnus Bremmer and Patrizia Di Bello
Since its inception in the 19th century, photography has brought to light a vast array of represented subjects. Always situated in some spatial order, photographic representat...
$55.00 (pb)
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Matthean Sets of Parables
by Peter Yaw Oppong-Kumi
Matthean Parables have often been read through the lens of their Synoptic parallels, which has, for instance, led to the claim that Matthew does not have a parable theory of i...
$152.00 (pb)
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Post-Roman Transitions
edited by Walter Pohl and Gerda Heydemann
This volume looks at changing identities during the transition from the Roman Empire to a political world defined by a different kingdoms and peoples in western Europe. It add...
$174.00 (hb)
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The Narcissism Conundrum
by Apoorva Bharadwaj
This book presents a psycho-biographic analysis of Ernest Hemingway's works so as to map the complex mindscape of the author in order to unearth those thought processes that c...
$76.95 (hb)
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Greek Seas
edited by Fani Constantinou and Aliki Tsirgialou
This volume presents a selection of subjects related to the sea by Greek and foreign photographers covering the period from 1850 to today offering a unique journey to the Gree...
$79.00 (hb)
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March
American Oriental Society, Phoenix, AZ, 14-17
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Renaissance Society of America, New York, NY, 27-29
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April
American Research Center in Egypt, Portland, OR, 4-6
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Medieval Academy of America, Los Angeles, CA, 10-12
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Society for American Archaeology, Austin, TX, 23-27
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May
Art Libraries Society of North America Annual Conference, Washington, D.C., 1-6
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International Congress on Medieval Studies, Kalamazoo, MI, 8-11
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North American Patristics Society, Chicago, IL, 23-25
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June
Historians of Netherlandish Art, Boston, MA, 5-7
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Africa Magna Verlag was founded in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, in 2003. From its beginnings, the publishing house has set new standards regarding the development of products for the relatively small but growing international market of scientific publications in African archaeology and related disciplines. Though based in Germany, Africa Magna mostly publishes works in English and French, destined to a multinational readership.
Africa Magna’s flagship product is the Journal of African Archaeology. This is a scientific periodical appearing half-yearly since 2003 that publishes peer-reviewed articles written by renowned international scholars. Since 2007, Africa Magna issues a book series complimentary to that periodical: the Journal of African Archaeology Monograph Series. The series encompasses monographs that focus on particular research topics, sites or regions, as well as thematically more comprehensive volumes. |
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Archaeology and Art Publications has been publishing books on archaeology, history, and art history since 1978. The AAP catalogue includes a broad selection of publications, ranging from specialized scholarly monographs to popular guides of famed touristic sites in English, German, French and Turkish.
AAP also publishes a bimonthly journal, Archaeology and Art. For three decades, this periodical has presented the academic contributions of the world's leading scholars of Anatolian archaeology and art. Published in Turkish, with selected articles in English and German, Archaeology and Art presents informative, in-depth, and copiously illustrated articles for specialists and general readers alike.
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Austrian Academy of Sciences (Verlag der Österreichischen Akademie der Wissenschaften) is part of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, located in Vienna, Austria. The press publishes books, journals, reference works, and eBooks in the humanities and social sciences, and specializes in Middle Eastern and Asian Studies, Archaeology, History, Numismatics, and Byzantine Studies, with approximately 3300 titles in print. |
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Cambridge Scholars Publishing is an independent, specialist academic publishing house, with a catalogue of over 3,750 titles. Founded by former lecturers and researchers from Cambridge University, they publish original academic work on a wide range of subjects, with a particular focus on Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences. |
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Ege Yayinlari started printing books about Anatolian Archaeology in 1990. In addition to Prehistory, Classical Archaeology, Byzantine and Ottoman Studies they include such related topics varying from environmental studies to philology; everything which helps understanding the past of Turkey is their world. |
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Eliot Werner Publications (EWP) publishes academic and scholarly books in anthropology, archaeology, psychology, sociology, and related fields. EWP is directed by Eliot Werner, a skilled professional with thirty years of experience in scholarly and scientific publishing. As social sciences editor at Academic and Plenum presses between 1978 and 2001, Mr. Werner oversaw the publication of more than seven hundred books in a wide range of fields while initiating or acquiring nearly sixty journals, book series, serials, and treatises. |
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Greece and Cyprus Research Center The series, “Sources for the History of Cyprus,” was conceived by Paul W. Wallace, a professor in the Department of Classics at the University at Albany, NY. Initially, his intent was to provide in English translation easy access to the most important passages in ancient Greek, Latin and other ancient languages. Subsequent volumes contained translations from additional languages as well as a several dealing with the period of British rule in Cyprus. The documents in Volume IX were previously unpublished.
ISD distributes the 14 volumes of the “Sources for the History of Cyprus" still in print (all volumes except VIII). |
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Kelsey Museum Publications is published by the Kelsey Museum of Archaeology at the University of Michigan, which houses a collection of more than 100,000 ancient and medieval objects from the civilizations of the Mediterranean and the Near East and pursues an active program of exhibition, research and archaeological fieldwork in these areas. Books in the Kelsey Museum Publication series include exhibition catalogs, conference proceedings and monographs on museum artifacts, collections and fieldwork. |
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Logos Verlag Berlin has been publishing academic books in all subject areas of the humanities and sciences since 1995. Their catalog includes more than 4,000 titles from authors and editors from all over the world as well as about 80 book series reflecting the state of the art of their respective subjects. |
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MEDOC (The Middle East Documentation Center) is a research unit supporting scholarly work in Middle Eastern Studies, based at The University of Chicago. It is currently undertaking a number of projects to this end. Among these is the publication, since 2002, of the Chicago Studies on the Middle East monograph series on behalf of The Center for Middle Eastern Studies at The University of Chicago. The series publishes works in a variety of disciplines within the humanities and social sciences, on topics focusing on the Middle East from the beginning of the Islamic era until the present. Nine books have appeared as of 2013, with more currently in process. |
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Mohr Siebeck publishing company, founded in 1801, publishes academic books and journals. These publications focus on theology, Jewish Studies, philosophy, sociology, history, law and economics.
The internationalization of sciences and humanities, and that of Mohr Siebeck as well, is progressing steadily. The number of authors from countries other than Germany is increasing, and approximately one third of Mohr Siebeck's books are sold to other countries, mainly North America and Asian countries.
Mohr Siebeck publishes series containing books in German and English language and its journal editors are from various countries. Mohr Siebeck also publishes large-scale projects which are organized with international participation.
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Yale Egyptological Institute (formerly Yale Egyptological Seminar) - founded in 1986 - publishes widely in the field of Egyptology, including surveys of Egyptian religion, history, and philology. The Yale Egyptological Studies series also includes important text editions, ranging from funerary papyri to monumental hieroglyphic inscriptions. Yale Egyptological Publications is dedicated to the publication of the results of the Yale Egyptological Institute in Egypt-affiliated archaeological and epigraphic expeditions. |
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