[csaa-forum] New book - Better Stories: Mapping Cultural Studies with Lawrence Grossberg

[Gil Rodman]

Hello, all -

Folks on this list may be interested in the newly published volume from 
Imbricate! Press: /Better Stories: Mapping Cultural Studies with 
Lawrence Grossberg/, edited by Andrew Davis, John Nguyet Erni, Carolyn 
Hardin, Gilbert B. Rodman, and Jennifer Daryl Slack.

As the title suggests, the book offers a range of reflections on Larry 
Grossberg's scholarship, teaching, mentorship, and collaborations.  But 
it also offers a bold, collective vision of what cultural studies can -- 
and should -- be.

It's available as a free PDF download here: 
https://imbricate.press/book/better-stories-mapping-cultural-studies-with-lawrence-grossberg/

If you want a bound, paper copy that you can hold in your hands, you can 
buy one from Amazon's CA, DE, FR, ES, IT, JP, NL, PL, SE, UK, and US sites.*

Either way, you'll get 53 sharp, moving, insightful, funny, provocative, 
engaging (I could go on...) contributions from 58 fabulous authors:

Charles R. Acland
Preston Adcock
Juan Ricardo Aparicio
Bryan G. Behrenhausen
Tony Bennett
Marcus Breen
Lisa B.Y. Calvente
Iain Chambers
Younghan Cho
John Clarke
Barbara Claypole White
Zachariah Claypole White
Chantal Cornut-Gentille D’Arcy
Christopher James Dahlie
Andrew Davis
John Nguyet Erni
Anthony Fung
Jeremy Gilbert
Ronald Greene
Claudia Gualtieri
Carolyn Hardin
Mark Hayward
Lisa Henderson
Roman Horak
Rolien Hoyng
Steve Jones
May Joseph
Mikko Lehtonen
Jo Littler
Christina Lutter
Wolfgang Maderthaner
Lidia De Michelis
Meaghan Morris
Lutz Musner
Jeremy Packer
Roberto Pedretti
Elspeth Probyn
Aljoša Pužar
Gilbert B. Rodman
Andrew Ross
Adam Richard Rottinghaus
Bill Schwarz
Gregory J. Seigworth
Jennifer Daryl Slack
Patty Sotirin
Maximilian Spiegel
Douglas Spielman
Jonathan Sterne
Charles J. Stivale
Will Straw
Ted Striphas
Juan A. Tarancón
Chung-Kin Tsang
Graeme Turner
Xiaoming Wang
Ellen Wartella
Rainer Winter
J. Macgregor Wise

Download it.  Buy it.  Read it.  Share it.  Enjoy it!


cheers
gil


*Imbricate! is a non-profit, open-access press. *Every* penny you spend 
on the book helps them to cover their costs and to support their ongoing 
work.
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