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"A delight . . . Throughout his book, Lutterbie manages to keep a delicate balance between explaining how the model and insights from cognitive science illuminate acting and its processes without being reductive, and articulating how and why that model or a particular insight is relevant to a new understanding of acting and its processes. This is an actor/reader friendly book that should be required reading for all actors and teachers of acting." - The Drama Review

"An acting book that is both valuable and informative . . . a plethora of insights. [Toward a General Theory of Acting is] a kind of tour guide through the confusing world of acting methodologies - and it should find a home on the bookshelves of serious actors and acting teachers." - New York Journal of Books

"In this addition to the 'Cognitive Studies in Literature and Performance' series, Lutterbie deconstructs the craft of acting using dynamic systems theory. . . His assertion that the actor is a dynamic system from which craft and art emanate convinces. Summing Up: Recommended. Graduate students through professionals." - Choice

"Clearly written and compellingly argued, Toward a General Theory of Acting should become standard reading for actors and scholars alike. Lutterbie weaves together threads of thinking from disparate schools of acting (from Strasberg and Meisner to Bogart and Lecoq) and scholarly disciplines to provide the reader with an integrated understanding of the art and science of acting. He cogently explains the research in cognitive science and beautifully demonstrates its importance to acting. Dynamic systems theory illuminates the complexity of the actor's work and could radically shift how performance is studied." - Amy Cook, Associate Professor, Indiana University and author of Shakespearean Neuroplay: Reinvigorating the Study of Dramatic Text and Performance through Cognitive Science

Cognitive Science and Performance

Toward a General Theory of Acting

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"This is a timely, elegantly written, and very well researched study of the first fifty years of children’s literature in united Italy, between this country’s political unification (1861) and the beginning of fascism (1922). Truglio’s book convincingly demonstrates the presence, throughout literary and cultural texts of this time period, of a pervasive analogy between the maturation of a child and the modernization of a nation. It is a must-read for all students and scholars seriously interested in the history of Italian and children’s literature." --Cristina Mazzoni, University of Vermont, USA
"A fascinating study which underlines through its employment of a psychoanalytic interpretive lens the central role played by children’s literature in the formation of Italian national identity." --Lindsay Myers, NUI Galway, Ireland
"There is a direct link between educating children and educating the nation. [This book] traces that link in post-unification Italian culture. The book offers the colourful portrait of a varied cast of characters, from Collodi’s Pinocchio to Capuana’s Scurpiddu, while also casting light on Italy’s difficult modernity." --Loredana Polezzi, Cardiff University, UK"The 2017 publication of Maria Truglio’s Italian Children’s Literature and National Identity: Childhood, Melancholy, Modernity by Routledge, in their prestigious Children’s Literature and Culture Series, is thus a significant step forward not just because it is the first work in the series to discuss Italian children’s literature outside of the context of Pinocchio, but also because it is the first monograph on this literature to have been published by a non-European publisher. After many years of Anglo-centrism, the international study of children’s literature is finally becoming more inclusive.
Italian Children’s Literature and National Identity is aimed at social and cultural historians as much as it is at scholars of children’s literature. The highly detailed readings of children’s books that Truglio carries out in this work undoubtedly reflect and enhance the broader socio-historical observations on the cultivation of national identity around the Risorgimento made by Albert Russell Ascoli and Krystyna von Henneberg in their ground-breaking study, Making and Remaking Italy: The Cultivation of National Identity around the Risorgomento (2001)."Lindsay Myers, National University of Ireland Galway

Childhood, Melancholy, Modernity

Italian Children’s Literature and National Identity

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Self-Determination, Dignity and End-Of-Life Care

Or School of Manners, Translated From the Original Persian; Volume III

The Dabistán

"Türeli’s exploration of anxiety proves a useful frame from which to understand responses to rapid urbanization and concerns over inclusions and exclusions in visions of the nation. Istanbul Open City is embedded in the question of representation and visual culture and thus most engaged with those who craft images, circulate Güler’s photographs, advocate for preservation, or design tourist attractions. It is these actors’ anxieties that are most visible, and the ways those anxieties play across class and ideological lines are less obvious." 
- Ella Fratantuono, Journal of Urban History
"Overall, Istanbul Open City successfully reveals and explains the relationships between urban anxieties and the media through the thoughtful investigation of photojournalism, cinema, theme parks and museums. The book covers a large span of time from the 1950s to today, boasting an eclectic narrative. The book also functions as a reference work, with each chapter written as a stand-alone entry. When read in succession, however, the chapters establish continuity of affiliation between exhibition sites and their depictions of urban anxieties."- Sezen Kayhan, Journal of Visual culture
"Istanbul Open City will interest students and scholars of the Middle East engaged in urban history, architecture, and the built environment, as well as those interested in questions of visual culture and cultural heritage. The bringing together of these often-isolated disciplinary fields is perhaps the greatest strength of the book, and the source of its many valuable insights into urban culture. I have no doubt that Türeli’s work will lead to more scholarly engagement with the concept of the ‘open city.’"
- Virginie Rey. Review of Türeli, Ipek, Istanbul Open City: Exhibiting Anxieties of Urban Modernity. H-Urban, H-Net Reviews. October, 2018.

　
"Istanbul, Open City provides a new way to think about the role that images play in shaping urban experience. In this careful exploration of the complex visual cultures that have defined Istanbul since the 1950s, Ipek Türeli both contributes to a rich body of scholarship on Istanbul and sketches out a methodological and conceptual intervention that should appeal to those studying how cities come to be experienced as rich sites—and sights—of meaning."
- Timur Hammond, Istanbul, Open City: Exhibiting Anxieties of Urban Modernity, The AAG Review of Books, 7, no. 3 (2019): 172-174, DOI: 10.1080/2325548X.2019.1615317

　
"Istanbul, Open City represents a rich contribution to contemporary literature on the city, and its original, multicase methodology should serve as a model of the innovative ways researchers can study urban environments in their many dimensions."
- Anne-Marie Broudehoux (2018). Istanbul, Open City: Exhibiting Anxieties of Urban Modernity. TDSR 29 no 2 (2018): 87-88.

　
"Istanbul, Open City offers two major contributions that I would like to highlight. First, bringing forth the perspective of the urban imaginary, the book offers insights into the scholarship on Istanbul, which has evolved dramatically over time. While the first generation of urban scholars in the 1960s and 1970s emphasized the problems stemming from rapid urbanization within the context of the developing economy, later research in the 1980s and 1990s shifted the lens toward the social, political, and spatial effects of globalization. Recently, a major strand within the field specifically explores the ways in which neoliberal urbanism has transformed the city’s physical and social space during the AKP era. It is against this backdrop that the book, by unpacking how subjectivities are produced and molded through an examination of urban imaginaries, engages with crucial aspects of urban modernity that have hitherto been understudied due to the hegemony of the perspective of urban political economy. Second, demonstrating continuities in terms of uncertainties embedded in urban experience, the book not only provides an account of modernity within a non-Western context, but also challenges methodological tendencies prevalent in Istanbul studies. Unlike the previous sociological, political, and architectural histories of the city, which have predominantly focused either on the modernization of the nineteenth-century Ottoman capital or the nation-building process of the early republican era, it examines communalities, overlaps, and tensions through a more expansive span of time from the 1950s to today and thus reconstructs a persuasive genealogy of the present." 
-Firat Genç. İpek Türeli, Istanbul, Open City: Exhibiting Anxieties of Urban Modernity. New Perspectives on Turkey (2021): 1-4. doi:10.1017/npt.2021.7

Exhibiting Anxieties of Urban Modernity

Istanbul, Open City

The Red Arrows

"This book covers the mechanics, analysis, design, manufacturing and testing of composite materials and composite beams, columns and plates. The book is illustrated with solved examples and includes numerous exercise problems. A well-written book for engineers and students in the field of composite materials and structures."— Qing Quan Liang, Victoria University, Australia
"Written by an expert in the field, this book provides a comprehensive and authoritative treatment of the subject, from basic mechanics, to manufacturing, testing, analysis and design of composites and composite structures.This book should appeal to both students interested in learning the behavior and applications of composites as well as professionals interested in expanding their knowledge on the subject."— Eric Lui, Syracuse University, USA
"This book provides a detailed information about the entire spectrum of composites from Design to Analysis to Manufacturing and Testing. This is a very informative compilation which is a true reflection of author’s rich experience in design and development of composite structures. A book which is clear, easy to read and insightful that provides extensive and adequate coverage of product development cycle. The presentation style is eloquent, timely and prescriptive. The book is contemporary and best explained with significant illustrations and exercise problems. The reader is guided through the book by book road map, chapter road maps and a reading plan. This book offers a wide spectrum of information which will be of great value to students as well as professionals."— Tessy Thomas, Scientist, ASL, Hyderabad, India 
"This is an excellent book for students of structural design of laminated composites at undergraduate and graduate level. It provides exhaustive treatment of micromechanics of lamina & laminates and covers analysis of laminated Beams, columns and plates, giving numerous exercise problems. This book covers materials, manufacturing, testing and NDT of fiber reinforced polymeric composites and touches upon the "Design versus Analysis" issues along with design examples. Overall, an ideal book for engineering students of composite materials with emphasis on structural analysis and design."—Pradeep Thakar, ASL

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