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In this deeply personal memoir and call to action, Sir David Attenborough reflects on a lifetime spent documenting the natural world and offers a hopeful vision for restoring our planet. This pre-owned hardcover is in Good condition.
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$5.00
A beautifully crafted poetry chapbook from Singapore’s Math Paper Press, A Place on Earth explores belonging, identity, memory, and the search for home in an increasingly connected world.
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$12.00
A widely discussed study examining whether college students are actually learning essential skills during their university education. Drawing on extensive research and standardized assessment data, the authors challenge assumptions about the effectiveness of modern higher education. Used – Very Good condition with minor cover wear.
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$9.00
A groundbreaking examination of how search engines and digital algorithms can reinforce racial and gender bias. Safiya Umoja Noble reveals how online information systems shape social perceptions and calls for greater accountability in technology. Used – Good condition with a corner tear on the title page.
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A wide-ranging anthology that places American literature within a global context. Featuring writers from Anne Bradstreet and Frederick Douglass to Octavia Butler and Junot Díaz, the collection explores how war, religion, food, travel, and culture shape literary expression. Used – Very Good condition.
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$8.00
Architecture and Polyphony: Building in the Islamic World Today presents the seven winning projects from the ninth Aga Khan Award for Architecture cycle, spanning Egypt, Burkina Faso, Iran, Yemen, Jerusalem, Turkey, and Malaysia. Richly illustrated with architectural photography and drawings, the book examines contemporary architecture, restoration, urban revitalization, and community development across the Muslim world.
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A thoughtful anthology from Singapore’s Math Paper Press, Balik Kampung 2B: Contemplations gathers nine writers whose stories explore memory, identity, neighborhood, and the meaning of home in contemporary Singapore.
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$15.00
An interdisciplinary collection exploring the concept of boundaries in Chinese history, art, literature, politics, and society. Written by leading Sinologists, this thought-provoking volume examines how physical, cultural, and symbolic boundaries have shaped Chinese civilization.
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$20.00
Brand Management Strategies: Luxury and Mass Markets examines how brands are developed, positioned, and managed across the spectrum from mass-market to luxury products. William D’Arienzo uses real-world examples ranging from Burberry, Chanel, and BMW to Coca-Cola, Apple, Starbucks, and Ritz-Carlton to explore successful brand strategy in a global marketplace.
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A beautifully illustrated exploration of Brooklyn’s emerging architecture, interiors, and design during the borough’s early-21st-century transformation. Featuring photography by Yoko Inoue and a look at innovative homes, renovations, and public buildings across Brooklyn.
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A moving account of friendship, courage, and sacrifice, Brothers Forever tells the true story of two Naval Academy roommates whose lives and legacies became forever intertwined in service to their country. This pre-owned paperback is in Very Good condition.
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Robert T. Oliver examines the relationship between communication, rhetoric, philosophy, religion, and social customs in ancient India and China. The book explores Indian and Chinese rhetorical traditions from the Upanishads and Buddhist thought to Confucius, Mencius, Lao-Tzu, and Chuang-Tzu.
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A groundbreaking anthology of Cuban-American drama featuring six plays exploring exile, cultural identity, and the immigrant experience. Edited by Rodolfo J. Cortina and published by Arte Público Press. Used – Very Good condition.
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A collection of thoughtful and elegantly written essays by Isak Dinesen (Karen Blixen), exploring history, storytelling, art, and the human experience. This pre-owned paperback is in Acceptable condition and remains a solid reading copy.
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An illustrated collection of Frank Lloyd Wright’s writings, architectural philosophy, and designs, featuring more than 150 photographs, drawings, and plans. This pre-owned paperback is in Acceptable condition.
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A thought-provoking anthology exploring the personal stories of sexuality professionals, including surrogate partners, intimacy coaches, escorts, and BDSM practitioners. The book examines the roles sexuality work can play in healing, education, and personal connection. Used – Very Good condition.
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$9.00
An enduring classic of architectural history, this illustrated study explores the life, philosophy, and landmark buildings of Henry Hobson Richardson, one of America’s most influential architects. This pre-owned paperback is in Good condition.
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$9.00
A practical guide to how artificial intelligence is reshaping business and the future of work. Drawing on research from more than 1,500 companies, the authors explain how humans and intelligent machines can collaborate to drive innovation and productivity. Used – Very Good condition.
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$20.00
A landmark study of John Ruskin’s profound influence on American art, architecture, and cultural thought during the nineteenth century. This pre-owned hardcover is in Very Good condition.
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$25.00
A scholarly study of medical practice in early fourteenth-century Spain before the Black Death. Drawing on archival records, Michael R. McVaugh examines physicians, barber-surgeons, and other healers and the growing influence of learned Greco-Arabic medicine in medieval society. Used – Very Good condition with minor dust jacket wear.
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Discover humanity’s documentary heritage through more than 200 extraordinary manuscripts, letters, maps, photographs, and archival treasures preserved by UNESCO. This pre-owned hardcover is in Very Good condition.
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An anthology of essays, poems, and comics by thirty writers and creators exploring the experience of growing up Asian American. Edited by CAPE with an introduction by journalist SuChin Pak. Used – Very Good condition.
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An award-winning account of the survivors of the atomic bombing of Nagasaki, blending personal testimony with meticulous historical research. This pre-owned hardcover is in Good condition.
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$8.00
A gripping account of Britain’s darkest hour, Never Surrender explores the extraordinary leadership, political drama, and military peril surrounding Winston Churchill’s decision to continue fighting Nazi Germany in 1940. This pre-owned hardcover is in Very Good condition.
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Few knitting designers have inspired makers quite like Nicky Epstein, whose imaginative use of texture, color, embellishment, and innovative construction has made her one of the most recognizable names in modern knitting. In Nicky Epstein’s Signature Scarves, she transforms the humble scarf into a work of wearable art. Featuring 35 original patterns, the book showcases…
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The Spring 2017 edition of Promethean, the official literary journal of The City College of New York, featuring contemporary poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and visual art by emerging writers and artists. This pre-owned softcover is in Very Good condition.
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$23.00
A landmark work by one of the twentieth century’s greatest political thinkers, this complete edition of Rahel Varnhagen explores Jewish identity, gender, and intellectual life in eighteenth and nineteenth century Germany through the extraordinary life of salon hostess Rahel Varnhagen.
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From fearless pirates to daring naval commanders, She Captains celebrates the remarkable women who challenged convention and made their mark on maritime history. This pre-owned hardcover is in Like New condition.
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$13.00
A powerful photobook documenting the lives and friendships of young LGBTQ people in contemporary China. Photographer Sarah Mei Herman captures intimate moments of identity, community, and resilience in this striking addition to The New Press’s global LGBTQ photography series. Used – Like New condition.
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A captivating debut collection of short stories blending supernatural fiction, magical realism, fantasy, and reimagined folklore. Verena Tay explores the thin boundary between darkness and hope in this beautifully crafted anthology from Singapore’s Math Paper Press.
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$6.00
A bestselling work of science journalism exploring how many of the world’s most dangerous diseases originate in animals. David Quammen investigates the phenomenon of “spillover” and the scientific search to understand and prevent future pandemics. Used – Very Good condition with minor cover wear.
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A gripping global history of the 1815 eruption of Mount Tambora and its worldwide consequences. Historian Gillen D’Arcy Wood explores how volcanic climate disruption led to famine, disease, migration, and political upheaval across the nineteenth-century world. Used – Very Good condition.
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A landmark study of the grotesque in Western art and literature, tracing its evolution from the Renaissance to modernism. This pre-owned trade paperback is in Very Good condition.
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$10.00
An authoritative A–Z reference guide to global mythology, featuring entries on gods, heroes, creatures, and myths from cultures around the world. Includes illustrations, charts, and cross-referencing for easy use. Used – Very Good condition.
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A powerful early collection of poetry and prose by one of Singapore’s most acclaimed literary voices. The Invisible Manuscript explores memory, identity, desire, and the lived experience of queer life with remarkable honesty and emotional depth.
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A thought-provoking collection of essays by renowned philosopher Paul Ricœur exploring justice, law, ethics, and political philosophy. An essential work for students and scholars of philosophy, legal theory, and moral reasoning.
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A groundbreaking exploration of masculinity, body image, and cultural expectations by acclaimed feminist scholar Susan Bordo. This pre-owned paperback is in Good condition.
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A sweeping reinterpretation of global history that places the Silk Roads at the center of world events. Historian Peter Frankopan explores how the interconnected trade routes of Eurasia shaped empires, religions, and the development of modern civilization. Used – Good condition.
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A comparative study of knowledge and wisdom in ancient Greece and China, bringing Greek and Chinese poetry, history, and philosophy into conversation. An engaging scholarly work for readers interested in comparative philosophy, ancient civilizations, and Chinese and Greek intellectual traditions.
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$9.00
A powerful collection of essays, speeches, and reflections by Nobel Prize–winning author Toni Morrison, spanning four decades of cultural commentary and literary insight. Used – Good condition (dust jacket shows scuffing).
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A practical guide for improving student learning and institutional performance in higher education. This book explores strategies for strengthening the undergraduate experience through leadership, academic engagement, and institutional alignment. Used – Very Good condition.
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A powerful memoir of survival, identity, and resilience in post-war Vietnam, The Unwanted recounts one family’s struggle in the aftermath of the fall of Saigon. This pre-owned paperback is in Like New condition.
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Cyril Wong’s Tilting Our Plates to Catch the Light is a lyrical collection of poems shaped by music, love, mortality, and mythology. Drawing on the structure of a concerto, Wong explores intimacy and loss through poems that move between personal experience and the universal.
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In Transparent Strangers, Singaporean poet Loh Guan Liang explores the emotional architecture of the modern city, finding loneliness, desire, memory, and connection among its strangers. His debut collection moves from burial sites to Taiwanese dramas while asking how language can make the familiar strange enough for us to understand it anew.
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The bestselling memoir that inspired the acclaimed film Beautiful Boy, Tweak is Nic Sheff’s unflinching account of addiction, relapse, and recovery. This pre-owned paperback is in Very Good condition.
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Former NCIS Special Agent Mark Fallon provides an insider’s account of the U.S. government’s post-9/11 torture program, examining how the CIA, Pentagon, and executive leadership authorized and defended abusive interrogation practices. Drawing on his firsthand experience, Fallon argues for accountability, human rights, and the restoration of the rule of law.
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An influential study of the labor market for less-educated workers in major U.S. cities. Based on surveys of more than 3,000 employers, Harry J. Holzer examines hiring practices, economic shifts, and the challenges facing low-skill urban workers. Used – Very Good condition.
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A scholarly examination of gender, public health, and social reform in Latin America, focusing particularly on Argentina. Historian Donna J. Guy explores issues of motherhood, labor, morality, and state intervention in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. Used – Good condition with minor cover wear.
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The tenth and final volume of World Architecture 1900-2000: A Critical Mosaic, surveying significant twentieth-century architecture across Southeast Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, and Oceania. A richly illustrated reference for anyone interested in regional architecture, architectural history, and modern design.
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$24.00
A widely used college textbook presenting global history through a chronological narrative that highlights connections between societies and cultures. Includes maps, primary sources, and comparative analysis tools for students. Used – Very Good condition.
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A National Book Critics Circle Award winner, Young Men and Fire is Norman Maclean’s unforgettable account of the tragic 1949 Mann Gulch wildfire and the young smokejumpers who faced it. This pre-owned hardcover is in Like New condition.