Bøker utgitt av EDINBURGH UNIVERSITY PRESS

Studies how oil has shaped the societies and cultures of the modern and contemporary Middle East.

New research on Freeman's fiction that challenges and expands earlier feminist readings of the female realm

A contemporary collection of scholarly essays exploring the vibrant intersections of modernist studies and critical animal studies

Studies how women writers shaped long-eighteenth-century educational discourse through literature

The first published collection of scholarship on Naomi Mitchison's life and work, including a new, never-before-published short story by Mitchison.

Reconsiders the 1820s, an unjustly neglected, highly self-conscious decade defined by massive and anxiety-inducing cultural transformations

The first critical study that theorises the Italian Gothic and examines its main forms and manifestations across arts, media, and disciplines

The first book to examine the historical transformations of the American Bildungsroman through the lens of region.

An innovative history of medical mission from the perspective of the history of emotions

Explores the social and cultural landscape of Palestine under Late Ottoman and British rule

A new vision of the good life as collective transformation against the fragmentation of contemporary life.

Assembled digitally from worldwide collections, this Arcade of 36 colourful tile panels exposes for the first time religious themes as well as more traditional themes for architectural decoration, and adds a new work to the canon of seventeenth-century Persian art.

Explores the relationship between the works of the Brontës and the visual, musical, plastic and performing arts.

A critically sophisticated yet highly readable exploration of Shakespeare's career as a mass entertainer.

Examines how corporations use intelligence to shape and navigate the world.