An Early Ottoman History focuses on the so-called 'Oxford Anonymous chronicle', a comprehensive history of the Ottoman dynasty in Turkish. We caught up with author Dimitri J. Kastritsis to discuss Ottoman history and what we can learn from the Oxford Anonymous Chronicle. Could you tell us a bit about the Oxford Anonymous Chronicle and the history behind … Continue reading
Michael Garval introduces his article ‘Beyond Bocuse’
Paul Bocuse died last week, at 91, at his flagship restaurant in Collonges-au-Mont-d’Or, like an emperor entombed in his self-made mausoleum. As I argue in “Beyond Bocuse,” my contribution to the special current issue of Contemporary French Civilization 42.3-4, the great chef’s passing was long anticipated, in ways as intriguing as they are revealing: Chef Paul … Continue reading
AUP in conversation with Zach Coble, head of Digital Scholarship Services at NYU Libraries, on Digital Humanities
The Journals Committee of the Association of University Presses (AUP) is pleased to invite you to a presentation and following conversation on the AAUP-J email discussion list on 29th January 2018 with Zach Coble. Zach Coble works at New York University Libraries, where he is head of the Digital Scholarship Services (DSS) department. DSS provides … Continue reading
Studia Hibernica is accepted for inclusion in SCOPUS
Studia Hibernica has been accepted by the Content Selection & Advisory Board (CSAB) for inclusion in SCOPUS. The reviewer comments are copied below: "This journal impresses from the homepage and the editorial policy to the production schedule and online access. Much of the material being included in the journal is outstanding, and I'm pleased to see … Continue reading
Rupert Brooke in the First World War – 5 Minutes with Alisa Miller
To celebrate the release of Rupert Brooke in the First World War, we caught up with Alisa Miller to discuss the poetry of the First World War and the life behind the man who wrote 'The Soldier'. Firstly, could you tell us a bit about Rupert Brooke and what compelled you to focus your research on … Continue reading
Liverpool University Press Blog 