Looking for books in Anthropology, Linguistics, Philosophy, or Religious Studies? The UTC Library has access to 200 e-books from Bloomsbury Press that are sure to spark an interest in any of these fields. All titles are up-to-date, scholarly research from the past twelve years and offer helpful information for everyone from the casual learner to the seasoned scholar. Take a look at some of the titles below to see what our Bloomsbury Press collection has to offer!
Highlights include:
“Ethnography for the Internet: Embedded, Embodied and Everyday” by Christine Hine is an anthropological study at the way our connectivity on the Internet affects our “offline” lives.
“The Philosophy of Science Fiction” by James Burton is a philosophical study of the way an unbelievable, impossible event factors into the writing of science fiction.
“A History of Modern Yoga: Patañjali and Western Esotericism” by Elizabeth De Michelis provides a brief history of yoga in the 18th century and examines the development of yoga in the 20th century.
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These titles can also be accessed via the UTC Library catalog