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Frontlist Talking Points Ebk Pub Date: March 2018 Protests, Riots, and Rebellions: Civil Unrest Print Pub Date: March 2018 in the Modern World Each event includes 3 to 6 data points that call out interesting facts and figures—such as location/date, duration, number of participants, number of protesters arrested, number of people injured, the amount of property damage, number of people killed or wounded, and the like. Students can then use these key facts as easy access points with which to compare events. Primary sources are included to show examples of letters, petitions, relevant news coverage, first-hand accounts, etc. 30 chapters beginning with an overview of the topic then detailing 3 to 5 events. Chapters average 7,000 words. Examples: Anti-war, Civil Rights, Climate Change, the Environment, Gay Rights, Human Rights, Immigration, Labor, Pro-Democracy, Racial Identity, Women’s Suffrage, and more. A Critical Thinking Questions sidebar and Research and Activity section in each chapter About 50 primary sources that enhance knowledge of the subject or a related topic • 180 photos (most in color but some historical b/w images), illustrations, graphs, etc., to highlight the text • A glossary of terms (compiled from the chapter-specific Words to Know sidebars) • A chronology of important events and a bibliography pointing students to sources for further research • Abundant cross-references to help readers make connections between entries • A general subject index offering access to places, subjects, titles, and proper names mentioned in the text Complementary Titles This title joins UXL Civics (2016), UXL World Eras (2016), UXL Encyclopedia of U.S. History (2009). Gale Database Relationships All of the articles in this set also appear in Research in Context. Editorial Leads Christine Slovey, Acquisitions Editor Kathleen Edgar, Development Editor Page 2 of 2
Frontlist Talking Points Ebk Pub Date: March 2018 St. James Encyclopedia of Hip Hop Culture Print Pub Date: March 2018 Teaching Points Encompassing rap, DJing, break dancing, graffiti--and extending into fashion, cinema, literature, education, entrepreneurship, and politics--hip hop is a cultural phenomenon that has crossed borders and spanned generations. Hip hop is more than entertainment, more than pop culture; it is a global phenomenon and understanding its impact is critical to understanding post-Civil Rights American history. At a Glance Print Price: $285. Ebk Price: $313.50 1 volume; 500 total pages Full color; 250 total entries 180 photos and illustrations Print ISBN: 978-1-4103-8081-4 Ebk ISBN: 978-1-4103-8082-1 Market Needs “If hip-hop is the most important cultural phenomenon in the lifetime of current students, which it is, then no institution can reasonably think it understands its students if it hasn’t engaged with hip-hop in some way.” – Emory Petchauer, quoted in Inside Higher Education, December 2011. Since hip hop emerged on the streets of the Bronx in the 1970s, it has made significant contributions to music, dance, fashion, and the visual arts, but also influenced in politics, education, racial identity, and urban culture, earning it a place in academia as a legitimate and fertile area of study, that is growing quickly. While reference titles exist on Popular Culture, Urban Culture, Subcultures, and Youth Cultures generally, an authoritative, international, academic resource focusing squarely on Hip Hop Culture has yet to be published. Gale has an opportunity to publish the first authoritative, academically rigorous reference work on the subject. Markets Academic: Hip hop culture is studied within countless disciplines at the university level, including history, sociology, anthropology, business, marketing, design, and of course music, dance, and art. Examples include: o University of Michigan, Fall 2016, AAS 254 - The History and Evolution of Hip Hop Culture o Ohio State University, Fall 2016, AFAMAST 2218 - Black Urban Experience o Harvard University, Spring 2015, AFRAMER 142 – Hiphop and Don’t Stop: Global Hiphop o Princeton, 2015-16, DAN 332/AAS 312 Special Topics in Urban Dance: Hip Hop Dance Practice and Culture and SPA 351 / LAS Topics in the Culture of Cities - Spanish Urban Cultures - Rap, Graffiti and City Life Page 1 of 2
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