Ateneo Press to launch 21 new titles in Harvest 2016 | Lifestyle.INQ

OCTOBER 27, 2022

AUP_Harvest 2016 Collage
PHOTO FROM Ateneo de Manila University Press
AUP_Harvest 2016 Collage
PHOTO FROM Ateneo de Manila University Press

The Ateneo de Manila University Press on Tuesday will unveil 21 new books in its list, covering diverse topics such as theology, history, media studies, science, anthropology and even an illustrated guide to bird watching.
In cooperation with the Rizal Library, the Ateneo Press will launch “Harvest 2016: The Ateneo de Manila University Press Grand Launch,” which will be held on Nov. 8, Tuesday, 4 p.m., on the fifth floor of the Rizal Library.

 

University President Fr. Jett Villarin, SJ, and University Press Director Karina Bolasco will lead the ceremonial presentation of first copies to the authors, many of whom will be on hand to receive the copies. A book signing session will end the program.

The 21 titles, which will be available at 10-percent off during the launch, are the following:

  • Imagining the Creator God by George de Schrijver, SJ
  • Lilok ng Lilo: Mga Tula by Lamberto Antonio
  • The Second Plenary Council of the Philippines: Quo Vadis?, edited by Eric Marcelo Genilo, Agnes Brazal, and Daniel Franklin Pilario
  • Kritikal na Espasyo ng Kulturang Popular, edited by Gary Devilles and Rolando Tolentino
  • Motherless Tongues: The Insurgency of Language amid Wars of Translation by Vicente Rafael
  • The Philippines: A Natural History by Colin Rees
  • Susumaton: Oral Narratives of Leyte, edited by Merlie Alunan
  • For the Chosen Few: A Guide to Classroom Supervision by James O’Donnell, SJ
  • Batang Rizal at iba pang dula by Christine Bellen
  • Sibod: Ideology and Expressivity in Binanog Dance, Music, and Folkways of the Panay Bukidnon by Maria Christine Muyco
  • Central Banking as State Building: Policymakers and Their Nationalism in the Philippines, 1933–1964 by Yusuke Takagi
  • Sulyap sa aking pinanggalingan (Glimpses into my beginnings) by Roque Ferriols, SJ; edited by Leovino Ma. Garcia and translated into English by Soledad Reyes
  • Sangkatauhan, Sangkahayupan: Mga Kuwento by Alvin Yapan
  • Out of the Shadows: Violent Conflict and the Real Economy of Mindanao, edited by Francisco Lara and Steven Schoofs
  • The Politics of Clan Reunions: Ritual, Kinship, and Cultural Transformation among Kankanaeys of Northern Luzon by Gaston Kibiten
  • Colonial Manila, 1909-1912: Three Dutch Travel Accounts, edited and translated by Otto Van den Muijzenberg
  • A Visit to Manila and Its Environs by J.A.B Wiselius, translated by Geert Van Der Linden, with an introduction by Otto Van den Muijzenberg
  • Outsourceable Selves: An Ethnography of Call Center Work in a Global Economy of Signs and Selves, by Alinaya Fabros
  • A Field Guide to Flight: Identifying Birds on Three School Grounds by Amado Bajarias
  • Keywords: Essays in Philippine Media Cultures and Neocolonialisms by Rolando Tolentino
  • Friend Zones: An Anthology of Short Stories for Young Adults, edited by Cyan Abad-Jugo

The event is open to the public. Those interested may RSVP Gemma Roces at (+63) 426 6001 loc 4613 or [email protected]. RAM

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