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    Jun 11

    Conversations about racial inequality and diversity are happening around the world. To help contribute to that discussion, Oxford University Press has made some of our publishing on these important topics freely available for a limited time:

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    The category of mood is closely related to modality, though specifically involves grammatical means for expressing core modal meanings. In other words, mood is defined as modality that is grammaticalized in the verbal system as an inflectional category.

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    On this day in 1945, a ceremony was held on the USS Missouri marking Japan's defeat in WWII. In this piece Marc Gallicchio author of the new book "Unconditional" examines Japan's unconditional surrender and how it impacted US foreign policy:

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  4. 9 hours ago

    Caty Borum Chattoo's new book 'Story Movements: How Documentaries Empower People and Inspire Social Change' features never-before-published interviews with award-winning documentary filmmakers documentary leaders.

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    “Guidance is asked for as to whether it is ‘unpatriotic’ for housewives to pickle eggs at the present time” What do the reports of Home Intelligence, a secret unit of the British government, reveal about public attitudes during ?

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  6. Sep 1

    The work of 17th-century philosopher and inventor Gottfried Leibniz transformed the fields of and . Read about his work and life in our latest Philosopher of the Month OUPblog post.

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  7. Sep 1

    Happy US publication day, ! American readers, immerse yourself in his fascinating new book "Quantum Reality: The Quest for the Real Meaning of - a Game of Theories" Available now:

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  8. Sep 1

    How different were ancient cities from our modern metropolises? Find out with an excerpt from 's "The Life and Death of Ancient Cities," published with :

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    Sep 1

    A book for lovers of books.

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  10. Aug 31

    In the latest episode of The Oxford Comment, Urban Studies scholars Richard Dilworth, Zack Taylor, and James Mansell attempt to answer the critical question: what does the future hold for cities in a post-COVID world?

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  11. Aug 31

    How should we be rebuilding our cities after this pandemic? OUP authors and discuss in the latest OUPblog article! Discover today!

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  12. Aug 31

    Feminist Security Theorizing is in many ways what it sounds like—thinking about security in the global political arena through gender lenses. The field has developed to be labeled Feminist Security Studies (FSS). Learn more from :

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  13. Aug 31

    Ideas about generational differences are ubiquitous in society, but do they have any supporting evidence? A new on aging and public policy says generations science is bunk.

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  14. Aug 30

    Why should we think as broadly, deeply, and often as possible? Dawn Field explores this skill vital for academic life.

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  15. Aug 30

    Challenges to Mexican educational leadership & equity fundamentally have to do with class struggle & shaping the national identity to conform to competing narratives: México ensuring itself in the first world; or México & its social justice struggle.

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  16. Aug 30

    "Italians still like to root for the trickster who outsmarts his social betters or the hapless underdog trying to get by. They are also endlessly amused by regional caricatures...reminders that Italy is still a harlequin patchwork of niche cultures."

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  17. Aug 29

    How well do you know 's literature? Test your knowledge with this quiz on the OUPblog.

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  18. Aug 29

    This article from Alcohol and Alcoholism's archive warned of the mental toll of pandemics on hospital staff: hospital workers who had used alcohol as a coping method during the 2003 SARS outbreak were more likely to develop alcohol abuse symptoms.

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  19. Aug 29

    Since the 1970s, has proven itself to be one of television’s most influential programs. Using satire and sketch comedy to both scrutinize and send up American society and culture, the show remains an enduring institution. Learn more:

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  20. Aug 28

    Only a few more days for US readers to enter our giveaway and win a copy of 's new release, "Quantum Reality", which unravels the mysteries of one of the world's most successful (albeit baffling) scientific theories:

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  21. Aug 28

    Do you ever wonder how cities began to almost simultaneously emerge in ancient societies, despite little to no connection between them? has the answers... Learn more with "The Life and Death of Ancient Cities" today:

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