Disseminating knowledge—through the publication of printed books, periodicals, and electronic files—beyond the confines of the University's campus.
Britt Rusert's AFRIC-AMERICAN PICTURE GALLERY, out in September with @dukepress.bsky.social, which reanimates and theorizes William J. Wilson's speculative museum of Black art, decades if not centuries before an actual museum of Black art came to be: www.dukeupress.edu/the-afric-am... 4/
The Afric-American Picture Gallery: William J. Wilson's Speculative Museum of Black Artwww.dukeupress.edu
So excited to see this out! And just in time for the last round of edits on my book on slavery and ecology in the 18th/19th-century Atlantic world -- can't wait to dive in and listen for the echoes and afterlives @femmenoire.bsky.social #EnvHum
Duke University PressIn "Captive Ecologies," Jennifer C. James @femmenoire.bsky.social makes a case for the ecological significance of slavery’s afterlife, examining Black literature and art to trace the entanglements between racial capitalism and Black ecological freedom. Read the intro for free now: buff.ly/I5cfkh8
In the newest HAHR from @dukepress.bsky.social, Benjamin A. Cowan traces mountaineering and topographical nationalism in interwar Brazil. doi.org/10.1215/0018...
“Nosso Alpinismo”: Mountaineering, Topographical Nationalism, and the Material Meanings of BrazilAbstract. Interwar Brazil saw an explosion of excursionismo (excursionism), with dozens of clubs linked to but distinct from a broader culture of elite athletics. Excursionists aimed to reorganize spa...doi.orgDUP and Project Euclid congratulate the 2026 awardees of the Fields Medal: Hong Wang, Jacob Tsimerman, John Pardon, and Ye Deng. All 4 medalists have published papers in Project Euclid-hosted journals. Learn more about the winners: buff.ly/VizNA6K
In a first, Chinese woman wins the prestigious Fields MedalDespite criticisms of a brain drain from China to the U.S., the awards come at a time when several high-profile Chinese scholars have returned home, some citing an increasingly hostile academic…www.npr.org
If you're looking for a (teachable!) intro to my *Cisgender* book -- & why disability, race, coloniality, queerness, & citation politics are so crucial to how we need to rethink the term, check out my convo w/ the amazing @lenamattheis.bsky.social on Queer Lit! www.spreaker.com/episode/cisg...
“Cisgender” with Perry ZurnWho coined the term cis and why are some people calling it a slur? Amazing return guest Perry Zurn joins me to discuss what the concept of cis does, why it’swww.spreaker.com
(Also this other bad boy is on the way soon, too…STAY TUNED!!!!)
Duke University PressIn "How Dungeons & Dragons Changed the Way We Play," @aarontram.bsky.social reveals how popular culture influenced the design of the iconic tabletop game and how the game’s legacy, in turn, influences game design today. Read the intro for free: buff.ly/jLA2ctp
Excited for @aarontram.bsky.social new work. Bummed I'm no longer teaching my TTRPG class, as this would easily have become the new common read.
Duke University PressIn "How Dungeons & Dragons Changed the Way We Play," @aarontram.bsky.social reveals how popular culture influenced the design of the iconic tabletop game and how the game’s legacy, in turn, influences game design today. Read the intro for free: buff.ly/jLA2ctp
Time for another bit of book-buying!
Duke University PressIn "How Dungeons & Dragons Changed the Way We Play," @aarontram.bsky.social reveals how popular culture influenced the design of the iconic tabletop game and how the game’s legacy, in turn, influences game design today. Read the intro for free: buff.ly/jLA2ctp
I've started a new blog series for #Faculties and this is the first post, based on management, communications, collaboration, and interview tips (what #Faculties is about for academics) gleaned from @mayor.nyc.gov first six months in office. He's the Maestro! cathydavidson.com/faculties-2/...
The Mamdani Method - Cathy N. Davidsoncathydavidson.com
We welcomed @julesboykoff.bsky.social back for this week's show to get all his thoughts on the World Cup. We asked Jules if things could have gone better, could they have gone worse, how much more greed and corruption can we take and what can we do about it? shows.acast.com/the-blazing-...
World Cup Review with Jules Boykoff | The Blazing Musket PodcastJules Boykoff joins the show to recap the biggest moments around and off the field from the World Cup...shows.acast.com