Glass, Light, and Electricity

Glass, Light, and ElectricityFleet footed and capricious, the essays in Glass, Light & Electricity wander through landscapes both familiar and unfamiliar, finding them equal parts magical and toxic. They explore and merge public and private history through lyric meditations that use research, association, and metaphor to examine subjects as diverse as neon signs, scalping, heartbreak, and seizures. The winner of the 2019 Permafrost Prize in nonfiction, Shena McAuliffe expands the

the marine fisherfolk of the South Indian state of Kerala are faced with a severe environmental problem: overfishing

paying attention to the significance of music in modern philosophy

pictorial illustrations

How did they cope

revealing both the history and strength of its traditions and heritage

Reversing the Lens is relevant to anyone who is curious about how video and film can be utilized to expose race as a social construction in dialogue with other potential forms of difference and subject to political contestation

perovskites are faced with several challenges in terms of their stability

Paula Gillespie

explained in language clear to ordinary readers but also useful for musicians

and discuss issues surrounding race/ethnicity and the role of the media in American society

Williams offers a powerful and deeply researched exploration of recognition (Anerkennung) as the hidden core of German Idealism

Hof traces the global evolution of right-wing terrorism across time and continents