Table of contents for What should I read next? : 70 University of Virginia professors recommend readings in history, politics, literature, math, science, technology, the arts, and more / edited by Jessica R. Feldman and Robert Stilling.

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Foreword, by Ron Suskind	
Introduction	
I. History, Memory, Politics
The Past as Memory and Oblivion	
	Alon Confino
Human Connections: History and the Latin American Novel	
	Herbert Tico Braun
Your Culture or Your Rights?: Women and the Multicultural Dilemma
	
	Denise Walsh
Best Sellers and Half-Truths: Misreading Iran in America
	Farzaneh Milani	
How to Understand 9/11, Iraq, and Bush's War on Terrorism	
	William B. Quandt
Writing Self and Society: East Asian Women Authors	
	Ellen V. Fuller
Approaching China: Philosophy, History, and Politics	
	Brantly Womack
Asian America: Studying Culture and Ethnicity	
	Sylvia Chong
Improvising America: Rethinking the Founding	
	Peter S. Onuf
Discerning Constitutional Meaning	
	Daniel R. Ortiz
The Life and Afterlife of Slavery	
	Lawrie Balfour
Ongoing Struggle: The Deeper History of the Civil Rights Movement
	
	Risa L. Goluboff
"The Cruel Radiance of What Is": Poverty in America since 1945
	
	Grace Elizabeth Hale
Sex in the United States: Some History	
	Cindy Aron
New Histories of the American West	
	Christian W. McMillen
Political Power: How to Get It, Use It, and Avoid Losing It	
	Larry Sabato
Media and Politics: Media Effects? Media Bias?	
	Paul Freedman
Academic Capitalism: The Political Economy of Higher Education
	
	Brian Pusser
Tintin and the American Menace: French (Mis)representations of 
the United States	
	Philippe Roger
Catastrophes and Commemorations: Shaping Nineteenth-Century 
Chicago	
	Daphne Spain
Urban Plans and Urban Realities: Understanding Cities	
	Dell Upton
Nations and Nationalism	
	Krishan Kumar
II. Mathematics, Science, Technology
Light and Life: The Evolution of Visual Perception	
	Dennis Proffitt
Everyday Evolution	
	Edmund Russell
An Appreciation of Reality: Society and Science	
	Reginald H. Garrett
Starship Earth User's Manual 2.0: Revising the Balance of Nature
	
	Herman H. Shugart
Perspectives on Global Warming Science	
	Robert E. Davis
The Environmental Other: Finding and Losing Ourselves in Nature
	
	Jonathan Cannon
The Epic of the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Universe	
	Trinh Xuan Thuan
Doing Science: Physics, Genius, and Creativity	
	Paul Fendley
Designing Matter: Molecules, Materials, and Their Importance to 
Society	
	Cassandra L. Fraser
How Computing Changes Thinking	
	David Evans
Symmetry and Group Theory	
	Brian Parshall
Arguments: Exploring the History of Logic	
	James Cargile
III. Literature
At the Edge of War: Five from the 1850s	
	Stephen Cushman
Mourning and Modern Poetry	
	Jahan Ramazani
Doctors, Lawyers, and the Classics: Reading for Ethical Values
	
	Marcia Day Childress and Julia D. Mahoney
Marketing Fiction: Victorian Serial Novels	
	Stephen Arata
Love, Guilt, and Reparation: Fiction That Guides Us	
	Karen Chase
Beside Ourselves: Ecstatic Poetry	
	Lisa Russ Spaar
The Euphoric Suffering of Modern Heroines	
	Alison Booth
Abroad at Home: Contemporary Interethnic Fiction	
	Caroline Rody
Women between Cultures: Latina Writers of the United States	
	María-Inés Lagos
Where Spain Is Real: The Nineteenth-Century Spanish Novel (and 
Beyond)	
	Randolph D. Pope
Joyce's Ulysses, Five Ways	
	Michael Levenson
Ovid's Metamorphoses	
	Paul Barolsky
Beyond Shakespeare: Some Other High Points of English Renaissance 
Drama	
	Clare R. Kinney
Dangerous Knowledge: Faust, Frankenstein, the Golem, and the 
Castle	
	Jeffrey A. Grossman
Tolling the Bells: Liturgy and English Literature	
	Bruce Holsinger
Return to the Word Hoard	
	Elizabeth Fowler
Literature as Re-Viewing	
	J. Paul Hunter
IV. The Arts
Art and Science in the Renaissance	
	Francesca Fiorani
Maps, Graphs, and Icons: The Art of Visual Knowledge 
Representation	
	Johanna Drucker
A Pilgrim's Guide: The Visual World of Medieval Art	
	Lisa Reilly
"One, Two, Three, Four": One Hundred Years of Jazz and Counting
	
	Scott DeVeaux
American Art and Material Culture	
	Maurie McInnis
"Reading" Popular Entertainment	
	John Frick
Music and Identity in the African Diaspora	
	Melvin L. Butler
The Pleasures and Terrors of Speaking (and Reading) Aloud	
	Judith Reagan
V. Mind, Body, Spirit
The Beginning of Wisdom: Self-Knowledge	
	Mitchell S. Green
Babies, Toddlers, and Teens: How Children Develop	
	Judy DeLoache
Illness Narratives	
	David B. Morris
Psychiatric Anthropology: Mental Illness and Cultural Difference
	
	Larry Merkel
Exploring Human Diversity: An Entrée into Anthropology	
	Peter Metcalf
Sex and Morality	
	John Portmann
For the Sake of Profit: Self-Interest, Self-Sacrifice, and 
Corporate Goals	
	Ira Bashkow
The Four Goals of Life in Classical Hinduism	
	John Nemec
Differing Inequalities: Considering India, Europe, and America
	R. S. Khare	
Islam, Christianity, Judaism: Reading across a Difference	
	Peter Ochs
The Need to Know Islam and Muslims	
	Abdulaziz Sachedina
Index	

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