The Play of Daniel LAW / Constitutional

The Play of Daniel LAW / ConstitutionalTthe first medieval music drama to be staged in a popular modern production by the legendary Noah Greenberg's New York Pro Musica. This book provides for the first time a critical introduction to the staging and production, music, and setting of the play in its architectural and historical context.

Explores a core challenge of early video game composition: how to disguise repetition in music that repeats extensively

Great works of literature

this book explores how the 'culture of covenanting' shaped lived experiences and communities in seventeenth-century Scotland and offers a more complete understanding of protestant identity in the early modern Atlantic world

the authors draw on a wide range of sources to pursue themes such as the nature of gender relations and the extent of women’s social and commercial activities

This collection includes essays on Salman Rushdie

the question remains heated and important discoveries continue to challenge long standing assumptions

This book explores the medical world of the poor and the Old Poor Law in the period 1750-1834

and liberation of European sexuality

A crucial argument in the cultural history of the First World War was sparked by Paul Fussell's contention that the war signified a profound cultural rupture

and Activism

these stories enrich and complicate our understanding of key themes in twentieth century British and Australian women’s history

Drawing upon the pioneering work of Helene Cixous