Art, history, Thomas Aquinas, and more in titles selected by faculty and Gleeson staff…
- Selected correspondence by Madame de Staël; arranged by George Solovieff; translated and edited by Kathleen Jameson-Cemper (1 user)
- CounterStories from the writing center edited by Wonderful Faison and Frankie Condon (1 user)
- Art works: how organizers and artists are creating a better world together by Ken Grossinger (1 user)
- Design thinking: understanding how designers think and work, Second edition by Nigel Cross (1 user)
- Object lessons in American art edited by Karl Kusserow (1 user)
- Critical hope: how to grapple with complexity, lead with purpose, and cultivate transformative social change by Kari Grain (1 user)
- Elena Ferrante as world literature by Stiliana Milkova (1 user)
- Tip of the spear: land, labor, and US settler militarism in Guåhan, 1944-1962 by Alfred Peredo Flores (1 user)
- Palestine and Israel: a concealed history by Meindert Dijkstra; translated from the Dutch by Thomas S. B. Johnston; edited by Peter Gorter (1 user)
- Political economy of media and communication: methodological approaches edited by Joan Pedro-Carañana, Rodrigo Gómez, Thomas F. Corrigan and Francisco Sierra (unlimited users)
- Reading Aristotle with Thomas Aquinas: his commentaries on Aristotle’s major works by Leo J. Elders; edited by Jörgen Vijgen (1 user)
- Thomas Aquinas’ mathematical realism by Jean W. Rioux (1 user)
- Nature & nature’s God: a philosophical and scientific defense of Aquinas’ Unmoved Mover argument by Daniel Shields (1 user)
- Chinese empresses: the nature of female power by Bret Hinsch (1 user)
- The riders come out at night: brutality, corruption, and cover up in Oakland by Ali Winston and Darwin BondGraham (1 user)
- A guide to John Henry Newman: his life and thought edited by Juan R. Vélez (1 user)
- Ignatian pedagogy: classic and contemporary texts on Jesuit education from St. Ignatius to today commissioned by the Secretariat for Education of the Society of Jesus; edited by José Mesa, S.J. (unlimited users)
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