Rembrandt and the Nazis is the first comprehensive book to address the Nazis' fixation with Rembrandt.

A diverse and timely collection of essays showing how scholars in humanities, arts and sciences use speculative fiction to think through pressing issues in their research.

A diverse and timely collection of essays showing how scholars in humanities, arts and sciences use speculative fiction to think through pressing issues in their research.

Offers an alternate trajectory for EU copyright law to adequately respond to new forms of creativity

The first in-depth exploration of the thought of Canadian philosopher of religion J.L. Schellenberg, one of the most innovative voices in the field today.