🏖️ Whether you're planning to do your summer research in the library or out in the field (i.e. on the beach), we hope you'll spend it with a good book—one from De Gruyter Brill! Starting today, we're offering a cool 50% off our publications until the end of August. Get shopping now! 👉 https://lnkd.in/eWtSfe8w Conditions and terms apply for all three webshops (De Gruyter, Brill and Vandenhoeck & Ruprecht). #DeGruyterBrill #SummerResearch #SummerSale
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Calling all last-minute shoppers out there: Our summer sale ends tomorrow! This is your last chance to get 50% off your titles of choice. With that, our staff picks conclude with De Gruyter's Julie Miess, pictured in her neighborhood of Berlin Kreuzberg, who recommends not just one book, but a whole series. "American Frictions" challenges our understanding of American culture by offering critical perspectives on literature, the arts and their global contexts. Upcoming releases will cover Afro-Latin soul music, reflections on 'disability,' and New Hollywood. Explore the series here: https://lnkd.in/dX5ZFii4 Get 50% off these and other volumes by heading to our website, pronto! https://lnkd.in/dmK5dM7z #DeGruyterBrill #SummerResearch #SummerSale #AmericanStudies
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🏝️ More summer reading for you! Brill's legal eagle Mieke de Vries Robbé recommends "Early Chinese Religion." This is the first volume to cover the history of religion in ancient China, an aspect that is often overlooked in discussions of this period, which ranges from the emergence of writing around 1250 BC until the collapse of the first major imperial dynasty in 220 AD. Learn more about the book here: https://lnkd.in/eS3hidhC Get 50% off your copy now, or any other title in our summer sale, using code DGBSS24. Find out how right here: https://lnkd.in/dmK5dM7z #DeGruyterBrill #SummerSale #SummerResearch #China #History #Religion #Sinology
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De Gruyter is very pleased to be partnering with the American Philosophical Society Press, the oldest continuously operating scholarly press in North America, on a project to digitize their vast backlist – featuring titles by the likes of Benjamin Franklin, J. Robert Oppenheimer and anthropologist Margaret Mead. As Jon Repetti explains in the Scholarly Kitchen, with the help of the University of Pennsylvania Press over 1,000 titles have already been tracked down in various attics and archives. These will now be catalogued and shipped to Germany to be digitized by De Gruyter, which will hold library distribution rights for three years. The aim is to have most titles ready for global distribution by the end of 2024. A fascinating read! Best of luck to the APS Press as they relaunch and re-enter the fray of the scholarly publishing marketplace. https://lnkd.in/daC4cYGC #DeGruyterBrill #AcademicPublishing #History #Philosophy #Publishing
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🥘 Asked for his summer reading pick, digital communications manager Billy Sawyers nominated Brill's "Best of Delectable Foods and Dishes from al-Andalus and al-Maghrib." He explains: "Nawal Nasrallah's epic translation of a cookbook from 13th-century Andalusia is making me long for more scholarly works that stimulate both intellect and appetite. This enormous book presents some beautiful illustrations alongside Ibn Razīn al-Tujībī’s 475 recipes – most of which sound pretty tasty, as well as being interesting historical documents. I'm looking forward to trying his aubergine omelette and following his advice for pickling lemons. Though I'm a bit less keen on the browned sparrows, soured with vinegar." More here: https://lnkd.in/eip9Af4K If this has whetted your appetite, get 50% off this and other tempting titles now using code DGBSS24: https://lnkd.in/dmK5dM7z #DeGruyterBrill #SummerResearch #SummerSale #Cookbooks #Cooking
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🎹 Summertime is festival time. If you're dancing along to anything electronic, this is the volume for you. Florian Völker's "Kälte-Pop" explores performances of Teutonic coldness by the likes of Kraftwerk, Einstürzende Neubauten and other industrial favorites. Perfect for hot summer days, according to editorial director Dr. Sophie Wagenhofer! If you're still searching for that great summer read (there's still time!) then head to our blog, De Gruyter Conversations, for more staff book tips: https://lnkd.in/eEd5-t4m And, until August 31, you can grab yourself a cool 50% off our publications right here: https://lnkd.in/dmK5dM7z #DeGruyterBrill #SummerResearch #SummerSale #PopMusic #PopCulture
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☀️ Only ten days left until our summer sale ends. Have you decided on your next read yet? Our acquisitions editor Teddi Dols is sharing her favorite book on the use of musk in the Islamic World and beyond. “Scent from the Garden of Paradise” examines the history of musk from its origins in Asia to its uses in the medieval Middle East. It surveys the Islamic literature on musk, and discusses the roles of musk in perfumery and medicine, as well as its symbolic importance in Islam. We have plenty more reading recommendations to help build your personal summer library! 📚 Check out our staff tips on De Gruyter Conversations: https://lnkd.in/eEd5-t4m This is your last chance to get “Scent from the Garden of Paradise” and others for 50% off. Use the code DGBSS24 at check out. More details on our summer sale can be found here: https://lnkd.in/ePVFWu7u #DeGruyterBrill #SummerSale #SummerResearch #Musk #Perfume #Medicine #Medieval #Islam
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Hot off the press for your summer research in literary studies is this tome, "Literarische Organotechnik," recommended by acquisitions editor Marcus Böhm. It traces contemporary literary terms, such as 'rhizomes,' 'networks' or 'swarms,' to their natural and/or technical origins from the Middle Ages to today. Head to our website to enjoy 50% off more cutting-edge research from across our subject areas using code DGBSS24: https://lnkd.in/dmK5dM7z #DeGruyterBrill #SummerResearch #SummerSale #Literature
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🎨 Brill's iconic mantelpiece restored! Back in 1750, Samuel Luchtmans I, the son of Brill's founder, commissioned an allegorical mantelpiece by Nicolaas Reyers. It depicted Pallas Athena and Hermes, with Leiden professors as children, symbolizing learning and commerce. The painting, inspiring Brill’s logo for over a century, hung in Brill’s typesetting room until it required restoration after falling in 2022. The frame was restored by a Leiden-based company specializing in antique furniture, and the canvas was treated by a professional restorer, who also touched up some discolored parts and applied a new layer of varnish. Now it is finally visible again in full glory in our canteen, the Plantijn. Thank you to Arjan van Dijk, Brill's Publishing Director for History, who offered a tour about the fascinating history and restoration of the piece to interested colleagues last month. #DeGruyterBrill #BrillLogo #Restoration #Painting #History
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