Book Reviews


To broaden publication opportunities and amplify the voices of early career researchers, as much as established commentators, we offer scholarly books for review.

 

Stadler-Heer and Paran (2022). Taking Literature and Language Learning Online: New Perspectives on Teaching, Research and Technology


Page, A. (2022) Media and the affective life of slavery. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.


Glazier, R. A. (2021) Connecting in the online classroom: building rapport between teachers and students. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press.


Fiormonte, D., Chaudhuri, S. and Ricaurte, P. (2022)Global Debates in the Digital Humanities. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.


Lewis, T. E. and Hyland, P. B. (2022) Studious Drift: Movements and Protocols for a Postdigital Education. Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press.


Reviewers will be provided with a review copy of the book and asked to provide an 800–1000 word summary evaluation of the arguments that it contains with reference to current scholarship within the field. An example of this informed approach can be found here. Critical reviews backed up by persuasive and informed arguments are also encouraged.

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For more information and to request one of our current book review opportunities please contact us, including a short bio or academic CV.