Between the beginning of August and the end of October, 245 titles were triggered for purchase across the UL’s two demand-driven acquisition (DDA) schemes. Cambridge readers are as eclectic as ever in their interests: thanks to their activity, we now own ebooks about (amongst others) pathological lying, Schubert’s instrumental music, and contemporary American climate fiction. There remain nearly 8,500 unowned titles available across Ebook Central and JSTOR, with more being added each week.
A selection of recently published titles which we have acquired in perpetuity through the DDAs can be seen below (click here to skip to the list of iDiscover links). As ever, if you have any questions, please do get in touch with the English Collections team.
- Appalachian Ecocriticism and the Paradox of Place
- A Bastard Kind of Reasoning : William Blake and Geometry
- The Biocultural Consequences of Contact in Mexico: Five Centuries of Change
- Bloodstained Narratives : The Giallo Film in Italy and Abroad
- Blues on Stage : The Blues Entertainment Industry in The 1920s
- Bridging Worlds : Poetry and Philosophy in the Works of Immanuel of Rome
- Brutal Campaign : How the 1988 Election Set the Stage for Twenty-First-Century American Politics
- A Different Trek : Radical Geographies of Deep Space Nine
- Distancing Representations in Transgender Film : Identification, Affect, and the Audience
- Dreamers and Schemers : A Political History of Australia
- Jakarta : City of a Thousand Dimensions
- Lively Cities : Reconfiguring Urban Ecology
- The Political Economy of Distributism : Property, Liberty, and the Common Good
- Queer Imaginings : On Writing and Cinematic Friendship
- Reading Pleasures : Everyday Black Living in Early America
- Solidarity Across the Americas : The Puerto Rican Nationalist Party and Anti-Imperialism
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