Jan van Eyck within His Art
Alfred Acres
Department of Art and Art History
Recently Published Faculty Books
Every year, our world-renowned faculty publish outstanding work across dozens of fields, areas of interest and genres. Scroll through a selection of recently published faculty books from the Spring 2024 issue of Georgetown Arts & Sciences.
Making Mexican Chicago: From Postwar Settlement to the Age of Gentrification
Mike Amezcua
Department of History
Tales of Love, Cleverness, and Violence in Tomaso Costo’s Fuggilozio (1596)
Tommaso Astarita
Department of History
The Art and Science of Language Teaching
Lara Bryfonski and Alison Mackey
Department of Linguistics
Monody in Euripides: Character and the Liberation of Form in Late Greek Tragedy
Claire Catenaccio
Department of Classics
The Jesuits in the United States: A Concise History
David J. Collins, SJ
Department of History
Haub Director of the Catholic Studies Program
Company Politics: Commerce, Scandal, and French Visions of Indian Empire in the Revolutionary Era
Elizabeth Cross
Department of History
The Secret Police and the Soviet System New Archival Investigations
Michael David-Fox
Center for Eurasian, Russian and East European Studies
Walsh School of Foreign Service
Intertextuality 2.0: Metadiscourse and Meaning-Making in an Online Community
Cynthia Gordon
Department of Linguistics
Instrument of the State: A Century of Music in Louisiana’s Angola Prison
Benjamin J. Harbert
Department of Performing Arts
Inscriptions and the Epigraphic Habit: The Epigraphic Cultures of Greece, Rome, and Beyond
Rebecca Benefiel and Catherine M. Keesling, Volume Editors
Department of Classics
The Webs of Humankind: A World History
John R. McNeill
Department of History
Walsh School of Foreign Service
The Psychology of Revolution
Fathali M. Moghaddam
Department of Psychology
Slow Productivity: The Lost Art of Accomplishment Without Burnout
Cal Newport
Department of Computer Science
The Mysticism of Ordinary Life: Theology, Philosophy, and Feminism
Andrew Prevot
Department of Theology and Religious Studies
Occupied: European and Asian Responses to Axis Conquest, 1937–1945
Aviel Roshwald
Department of History
Critical Conversation Analysis: Inequality and Injustice in Talk-in-Interaction
Nadja Tadic
Department of Linguistics
You Just Don’t Understand: Women and Men in Conversation (Chinese translation)
Deborah Tannen
Department of Linguistics
Cultures of Conservatism in Western Europe since the 1960s
Anna von der Goltz
Department of History
Walsh School of Foreign Service
Loving Our Own Bones: Disability Wisdom and the Spiritual Subversiveness of Knowing Ourselves Whole
Julia Watts Belser
Department of Theology and Religious Studies
Disability Studies Program