Contains archaeology, physical anthropology, and other, traditional ethnographic research, in addition to methodological and theoretical inquiries into archaeological and anthropological practices.
Contains works concerned with the civilizations of the ancient
Mediterranean, particularly Greece and Rome.
Includes film and media studies, theater and performance studies, and select music studies titles. (For works on contemporary popular music, see Global Cultural Studies.)
Contains American studies, ethnic studies —including Asian, Latin American, African-American, and indigenous studies -- women's and gender studies, disability studies, and other works that fall within the rubric of contemporary cultural studies.
Contains works on the history and sociology of higher education (including individual institutions) and higher education practice, including a significant concentration of books on the theory, practice, and history of college-level rhetoric and composition pedagogy.
Includes titles covering a broad spectrum of regions and time periods reflective of the many historical sub-fields housed in a traditional Department of History. Also includes history of science, technology, and medicine, and select art history titles.
Contains works on language and linguistics, including reference works
and aids for language learners.
Includes literary criticism and literary theory, biographies of authors, and fiction/poetry from before 1950.
Contains works on philosophy, theology, and select religious studies titles, excluding histories of particular religious groups (see History or U.S. Regional Studies) and sociology of religion titles (See Global Cultural Studies).
Contains contemporary fiction, poetry, and creative non-fiction.
Includes political science, law, economics, and policy-oriented works in other fields, such as criminology, education, and health.
Includes local and regional US history and cultural studies, reflecting the strong commitment to state and regional publishing shared by UPCC presses.
Contain titles published prior to 2010, allowing access to a critical mass of significant content from numerous university presses, across many disciplines.
