Memory and Utopia looks at the connection between memory and forgetfulness in Europe during the twentieth century, women's experience of becoming recognized as full subjects in the time of the crisis
Emerging from a session of the spring 2001 International Medieval Congress at Kalamazoo, 12 essays explore what exactly was taught at the cathedral schools and incipient universities during the period
Derived from a conference of the same name (its date and location are not noted) the 41 papers of this volume consider the history and production of manuscripts produced in Europe through the 15th cen
American anthropologist Keswani has engaged in field projects in Cyprus for many years, and has written widely about burial practices, political organization, exchange systems, and pottery. Here she i
Of the areas in Anatolia that have attested intensive Neolithic occupation, the western region is the least understood, with systematic investigations barely two decades old. Information concerning th
Archaeologists present 27 papers they delivered to a March 1998 conference in Nicosia, Cyprus, that was devoted to the place and representation of women in past ages on the Mediterranean island. They
This book takes the reader through Dr. Wlodzimierz Szer’s childhood in Yiddish prewar Warsaw, adolescence and imprisonment in wartime Russia, to the brutal reality of immediate postwar Poland, and the
Sakkas has revised and expanded his 1992 doctoral dissertation at Hull University "British Public Opinion and Greece, 1944-49." It does not delve into either Greek or British politics in the aftermath
