Tag: New Acquisitions
Year 2 of funding for less commonly taught European languages
Last year, the Institute of European Studies established a special fund to support the UC Berkeley Library in acquiring materials in less commonly taught European languages (LCTLs). Students, both undergraduate and graduate, lecturers and faculty who wish to use library materials (books, ebooks, graphic novels, dissertations, DVDs, etc.) in a European LCTL and published in Europe that are currently not available on the Berkeley campus, can fill out the Library Recommendation Form and mention “IES LCTL Support” in the Comments section.
This support only applies to LCTLs that are still spoken today in Western, Northern, or Southern Europe (i.e. all European languages with the exception of German, French, Italian and Spanish); no support will be given for classical or extinct languages nor for Slavic and other Eastern European languages supported by the Institute of Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies.
A few titles acquired last year include:
- Algú com tu / Xavier Bosch
- Dagboek 1971 / Jan Wolkers.
- Dictionnaire corse-français : dizziunariu di e vernacule corse antiche et di a parlata muderna / Joseph Sicurani
- Dorst / Esther Gerritsen
- Identifier et catégoriser les langues minoritaires en Europe occidentale / sous la direction de Joan Busquets, Sébastien Platon et Alain Viaut…
- A la intempèrie: una memòria cruel de la Transició catalana (1976-1978) / Patrícia Gabancho
- Mokums woordenboek / Hans Heestermans en Ditte Simons
- Opera poetica occitana / Antonio Bodreno, Barbo Toni Boudrìe ; saggio introduttivo, traduzione, note e apparati di Diego Anghilante
- Vocabulari occitan: mots, locutions e expressions idiomaticas recampats per centres d’interès / André Lagarde ; avant-propos de Jean Eygun
New Books In Graduate Services October 2015
Four Year Old Girl by Mei-mei Berssenbrugge
Hello, The Roses by Mei-mei Berssenbrugge
Cracks In The Oracle Bone: Teaching Certain Contemporary Poems by Brenda Hillman
A Theft: My Con Man by Hanif Kureishi
In Ballast To The White Sea (A Scholarly Edition) by Malcolm Lowry edited with an introduction by Patrick A. McCarthy
Collected Plays, 1987-2004: With Stage And Radio Plays Of The 1930s & 40s by Arthur Miller edited by Tony Kushner
Reynard The Fox: A New Translation by James Simpson with a foreword by Stephen Greenblatt
Comics and Graphic Novels from Spain
Locating comics and graphic novels in the Library is hardly straight forward but this guide for recent publications from Spain is one of many short bibliographies to come. Francophone Europe and Italy are next! For more information, see the new Library Research Guide for European Comics & Graphic Novels.
New Books In Graduate Services September 2015
The Lion’s Tail And Eyes: Poems Written Out Of Laziness And Silence by Robert Bly, James Wright, and William Duffy
Senses Of The Subject by Judith Butler
Narthex And Other Stories by H.D. edited by Michael Boughn
The Sound And The Fury (A Norton Critical Edition, Third Edition) by Willam Faulkner edited by Michael Gorra
The Poetic Species: A Conversation With Robert Hass and Edward O. Wilson forward by Lee Briccetti
The Little Review “Ulysses” by James Joyce edited by Mark Gaipa, Sean Latham, and Robert Scholes
Collected Essays by Hanif Kureishi
Why Are We At War? by Norman Mailer
On God: An Uncommon Conversation by Norma Mailer and Michael Lennon
New Books In Graduate Services August 2015
Strong As Death Is Love: The Song Of Songs, Ruth, Esther, Jonah, Daniel: A Translation With Commentary by Robert Alter
Breezeway by John Ashbery
Seasonal Works With Letters On Fire by Brenda Hillman
The Big Empty: Dialogues on Politics, Sex, God, Boxing, Morality, Myth, Poker, and Bad Conscience in America by Norman Mailer and John Buffalo
Paris 1928: Nexus II by Henry Miller with drawings by Garry Shead and an introduction by Tom Thompson
Jack Of Spades: A Tale Of Suspense by Joyce Carol Oates
This Present Moment: New Poems by Gary Snyder
New Books in Graduate Services June 2015
From the New World: Poems 1976-2014 by Jorie Graham
Selected Letters of Norman Mailer Edited by J. Michael Lennon
Cab Calloway Stands In For The Moon by Ishmael Reed
Another Day At the Front: Dispatches From the Race War by Ismael Reed
When I Was a Child I Read Books: Essays by Marilynne Robinson
New Books in Graduate Services July 2015
Our Only World: Ten Essays by Wendell Berry
Vocabulaire Europeen Des Philosophies by Barbara Cassin
24/7: Late Capitalism and the Ends of Sleep by Jonathan Crary
Selected Poems 1988 – 2013 by Seamus Heaney
Individuals: A Book of Twenty-Four Poems Written Individually in the Fall of 1986 by Lyn Hejinian and Kit Robinson
Long Ago Yesterday by Hanif Kureishi
Identity: Fragments, Frankness by Jean-Luc Nancy
New article by Prof. Julia Bryan-Wilson
History of Art faculty Julia Bryan-Wilson has published the article Simone Forti Goes to the Zoo in: October no. 152 (Spring 2015), pp. 26-52.
New Books In Graduate Services May 2015
S O S: Poems 1961-2013 by Amiri Baraka selected by Paul Vangelisti
There Is Simply Too Much To Think About: Collected Nonfiction by Saul Bellow edited by Benjamin Taylor
Fish Souls by Mei Berssenbrugge
The Selected Letters of Willa Cather edited by Andrew Jewell and Janis Stout
The Firecage by Brenda Hillman
The Sacrifice by Joyce Carol Oates
Seeing Things As They Are: Selected Journalism And Other Writings by George Orwell selected and annotated by Peter Davison
Lila by Marilynne Robinson
New article by Prof. Whitney Davis
Professor Whitney Davis has published the journal article Scale and Pictoriality in Ancient Egyptian Painting and Sculpture in: Art History, April 2015, vol. 38, no. 2, p. 268-285.