This collection brings together landmark texts on Biblical Studies from the extensive catalogues of T&T Clark and Sheffield Academic Press, 1905 to 1995. Topics include The Hebrew Bible, Biblical Languages, Gospel Narrative, Gospel Interpretation, The Epistles, Early Christianity and Historic Texts.
This collection covers a broad range of cultural studies, addressing pop culture and music, the social and cultural changes brought on by the Internet, and the Americanization of the Western world throughout the twentieth century.
This collection presents key works from many of the most distinguished authors from the last 150 years in the study of economics. Topics include globalization, the effects of US international policy, classical political economy and international development financing.
This collection focuses on world cinema, with titles which explore the influence of literature and music on film, as well as global distribution, gender and sexuality, and the influence of film on national and cultural identity.
This collection offers a wide-ranging perspective on gender and sexuality studies, spanning the representation of homosexuality in literature to the way we perceive and teach gender, from the hidden lives of lesbians and gays in the past to the study of transgender people.
This collection encompasses a breadth of inter-disciplinary historical study on British, European and global subjects from the early modern period to the late 20th Century, with particular strengths in British, European and Latin American history, and the history of science and technology.
This collection of landmark texts covers international relations throughout the 20th century with special attention paid to how relations were strained or strengthened during times of upheaval and conflict, such as the Cold War, the Troubles or the post-Soviet struggles in Eastern Europe.
This collection analyses the impact and repercussions of the transatlantic slave trade and its economic, religious, cultural and political machinations from its beginnings to the present day, with a particular focus on Africa, the United Kingdom and South America, rather than the United States.
This comprehensive collection on Japanese history spans early European dealings with Japan by the Dutch, through the troubled growth of Japanese trading relations with Britain in the nineteenth century, to the complexities of war and the challenges of internal reformation in the twentieth.
This collection offers a selection of key works from some of the most distinguished authors in the field of linguistics from the past 50 years, drawing titles from Athlone Press, Cassell and Frances Pinter. Topics include artificial intelligence, open linguistics and language studies.
Utilising the archives of Athlone Press, one of the most distinguished publishers of English criticism, this collection covers all periods and styles of literary criticism, from Beowulf to Pinter, and include works of literary theory as well as studies of specific periods, writers or works.
This collection is an authoritative resource for instructors, students and researchers of philosophy, with key works drawn from the last 150 years of philosophical study. Included are The Later Philosophy of Wittgenstein, James Mill on Philosophy and Education and Kepler’s Geometrical Cosmology.
This collection explores religion around the world, offering the latest research in theory and method, and broaching topics such gender and sexuality, religion and popular culture. Includes Perspectives on New Religious Movements, Civilizing Sex and Pope Pius XII and the Holocaust.
The landmark texts in this collection are drawn from Athlone Press, Sheffield Academic Press and Continuum. The titles cover Shakespeare’s view on religion, our understanding of him as an author and director, the work of his contemporaries and how he is taught in the contemporary curriculum.
