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#ACLA2026 #ReadUP on MICHEL FOUCAULT'S PRACTICAL PHILOSOPHY!

Maddalena Cerrato uncovers a consistent, coherent philosophical itinerary where political analysis, history, epistemology, and ethics converge.

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Forthcoming in May: NEW RAPE STUDIES—14 essays showing why the fight against sexual violence needs the humanities. Literary criticism, film, art, and more shape a new generation of feminist thought.

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BROKEN RECORD documents bullying & abuse in academia — from classrooms to conferences — and shows how to resist, heal, and demand change.

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#ACLA2026 #ReadUP on art, crisis & survival.
AVANT-GARDES IN CRISIS traces minoritarian aesthetic responses to the long 1970s—living-wage scarcity, epidemics, infrastructural breakdown, & unevenly managed vitality across race, citizenship, gender, sexuality, class & disability.

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#ACLA2026 What if trauma is not solely a psychic wound within an individual, but a more-than-human process linking the living, the dead, and the ecosystems they inhabit?

ANIMIST POETICS rethinks trauma, regeneration, and the postcolonial condition from the ground up.

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#ACLA2026 dive into the reader’s role in shaping literary meaning with MODE OF ADDRESS (forthcoming in April), a fresh look at US literature and theory of the late 1960s and ’70s.

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#ACLA2026 How do the legacies of slavery shape modern Spain?

CULTURAL LEGACIES OF SLAVERY IN MODERN SPAIN brings together scholars, artists & activists to examine slavery’s cultural afterlives across literature, memory, music & film.

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In this #OneToOne Author Q&A, Aaron X. Smith, co-author of READING DU BOIS, revisits W. E. B. Du Bois through an Afrocentric lens, centering Black subjectivity in the struggle for democracy.

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I promise to stop reposting SUNY P soon but a) I’m obsessed with this cover art, b) it’s about representing the (ahem) lumpenproletariat, and c) it’s available open access thanks to funding from Emory U, the author’s uni. Heavy on the Greimas and Jameson (complimentary).

Really a very interesting collection of books on Blanchot, Sebald, Aimé Césaire, Hölderlin, to Hindi literature and postcolonial fiction.

#ACLA2026 #ReadUP on the global life of close reading!

HOW CLOSE READING MADE US by Yael Segalovitz rethinks the legacy of New Criticism by tracing the method of close reading from the US to Brazil & Israel, & revealing its powerful role in shaping global modernisms.

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We spoke with Ezella McPherson and Tony Laing, co-editors of BLACK STUDENT SUPPORT NETWORKS about how Black students build belonging and redefine success in higher ed.

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#ACLA2026 Learn more about the SUNY series in Latin American Cinema, publishing innovative scholarship from early #film to contemporary media. From silent cinema to digital practices, it’s a vibrant platform for new research in the field.

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#ACLA2026 #ReadUP how close reading across literature & film reveals the narratives of the urban underclass.

ASCETIC IMAGES explores social invisibility in postwar Italy through Anna Maria Ortese and Roberto Rossellini, from THE SILENCE OF REASON to JOURNEY TO ITALY

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VIRALITY VITALITY brings deconstruction to the life sciences, showing how viruses unsettle the very concept of “life.” Drawing on Jacques Derrida, Jonathan Basile explores the unstable borders between virus and organism, self and other.

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"A must-read for anyone committed to advancing equity in education, this book is an invaluable resource for creating truly inclusive campuses where Black students can thrive." — Jerlando F. L. Jackson, Michigan State University
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Look what beat me home from the Realizing the Promise of Public Good U barnstorming tour stop at Ulster @thetattooedprof.bsky.social @sunypress.bsky.social

Hello #ACLA2026 stop by and explore our virtual booth!

Browse our latest titles in #comparativeliterature, find new ideas, and save 30% with code SACLA26 through April 1, 2026.

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Read an excerpt from John Tonello's fortchoming memoir, Daring to Run: How I Ran an Outsider's Campaign for Mayor of Elmira, New York, and Won (March 2026): tinyurl.com/ycx96x6c
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In this #OneToOne #AuthorQandA, the editors of (RE)FRAMING COLLEGE ACCESS BY AND WITH COMMUNITIES OF COLOR rethink college choice by centering BIPOC communities and challenging traditional models.

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Congratulations to Charu Gupta on HINDI HINDU HISTORIES (co-published with Permanent Black) winning the 2026 Ananda Kentish Coomaraswamy Prize from @asianstudies.org!

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Thanks so much 🙏! @sunypress.bsky.social

#SeriesSpotlight: The SUNY series, Critical Race Studies in Education publishes scholarly monographs and edited volumes using a critical race lens to explore various educational settings, systems, and experiences—from K–12 to higher education. tinyurl.com/5cf3hp27
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An inspiring, one-of-a-kind collection of innovative, inclusive approaches to teaching poetry in today's college classrooms, Teaching Poetry Now jump-starts a long overdue discussion of the theories, methods, and stakes of teaching poetry today.
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This #BlackHistoryMonth, deepen your reading with works that center Black histories, literatures, and global lived experiences across Africa, Europe, and the Americas.

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Regimes of Colombianidad

My book will be published in August, but it is already available on the @sunypress.bsky.social website. I'm very happy with it and with the cover. I am really grateful to everyone who made it possible, especially @rcolesworthy.bsky.social.

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Bruce Dearstyne, editor of Revolutionary New York: 250 Years of Social Change, writing for History News Network about the United States’ 150th anniversary to shed light on this year's 250th anniversary: www.historynewsnetwork.org/article/an-a...
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This week's #StaffPick is from Senior Marketing Manager Kate Seburyamo. Freedom Journey, by Edyth Ann Quinn, shares the story of thirty-six African American men who drew upon their shared community of The Hills for support as they fought in the Civil War. tinyurl.com/m6vmbb48
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"Despite the presence of Mennonites and Mormons in #Mexico for almost a century, relatively little scholarly attention has been directed to these groups and Janzen's work begins to fill a critical historiographic gap." — JOURNAL OF MENNONITE STUDIES

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