Welcome to the first installment of the recurring “New Books at the Humanities and Social Sciences Library” feature. Every few weeks, we will feature a list of new books (new to the library, not necessarily newly published) that have been selected by the liaison librarians at the Humanities and Social Sciences Library. These New Books lists represent only a selection of books acquired by the library in recent months. All new books in print can be found on the main floor of the library, organized by subject area. This is a great collection to browse whether you’re looking for a volume of poetry or the latest deep dive into Big Tech, and everything in between. Come and visit us at the Humanities and Social Sciences Library and enjoy the vast and diverse collection of books selected just for you.
Bates, M., Beal, K., Beal, S., & McLeod, K. (2025). Queer life, queer love 3 Bian, H., & Sderblom Saarela, M. (2025). The Manchu Mirrors and the knowledge of plants and animals in High Qing China . Jury, D. (2025). Type designers of the twentieth century . Varese, F. (2025). Tradecraft: Writers on John le Carre McQuaig, L. (2019). The sport & prey of capitalists: How the rich are stealing Canada’s public wealth Leader, Z. (2025). Ellmann’s Joyce: The biography of a masterpiece and its maker Strauss, B. S. (2025). Jews vs. Rome: Two centuries of rebellion against the world’s mightiest empire Maag, K. (2016). Lifting hearts to the Lord: Worship with John Calvin in sixteenth-century Geneva Choi, J. Y. (2025). The politics of South Korea: A comprehensive introduction Sheff, D. (2025). Yoko: A biography Narayanan, S. K. (2025). Mother tongues of the high Andes: Gender, language, and Indigenous difference in Peru Pomeroy, S. B., Burstein, S. M., Roberts, J. T., Tandy, D. W., & Tsouvala, G. (2025). A brief history of ancient Greece: Politics, society, and culture Hamilton, A. J. (2025). Cerebral entanglements: How the brain shapes our public and private lives Fishman, E. (2025). Chokepoints: American power in the age of economic warfare Chen, R. (2025). Fangirls, youth political participation and nationalism in contemporary China Pocock, J. (2025). Greyhound: A memoir Macfarlane, R. (2025). Is a river alive? Read, B. (2025). Little bosses everywhere: How the pyramid scheme shaped America Rodgers, K., & Einarsen, J. (2025). Ma: The Japanese secret to contemplation and calm Bokore, N. (2025). Trauma-informed, culturally based intervention: Integration of neuroscience and social work in supporting refugees . Stewart, I. B. (2025). The Celts: A modern history Muter, V. (2025). The teacher’s guide to understanding and supporting children with literacy difficulties in the classroom Antonangeli, R. (2025). The fascist character as enigma in post-World War II Italian literature, cinema, and historiography Bowman, T. M., Zembo, M. A., & Galban, M. (2025). Clearing Iroquoia: New York’s land grab in the 1779 campaigns of the American Revolution Lloyd, N. (2024). The Eastern Front: A history of the Great War, 1914-1918 Collu, S. (2026). Into the loop: An ethnography of compulsive repetition . Lechner, J. (2025). Death is our business: Russian mercenaries and the new era of private warfare Grenier, B. (2025). Architecture for culture: Rethinking museums . Rizzoli International Publications, Inc. Crispin, J. (2025). What is wrong with men: Patriarchy, the crisis of masculinity, and how (of course) Michael Douglas films explain everything Klein, E., & Thompson, D. (2025). Abundance Donnellan, A. (2025). Off the scales: The inside story of Ozempic and the race to cure obesity . Selwyn, N. (2025). Digital degrowth: Radically rethinking our digital futures .
