Volume 8
Marked on the Body: Making meaning from trauma Gretchen Case explores the stories we tell about scars
The Space Between: Ideology and the average citizen Alexei Yurchak examines how ordinary Russians experienced the end of Soviet Socialism
Spiritual Reclamation: Faith, art and politics Laura Pérez charts new directions in contemporary Chicana art
Volume 7
Sound Experiments: 12-sided speakers and other innovations David Wessel and CNMAT explore the frontiers of music
Man and Beast: Human and animals in science and art Two colleagues probe the human-animal dynamic.
Slaves of Dionysus: Class Struggle in Ancient Greece Mark Griffith finds hidden tensions in Greek drama and society.
Volume 6
Il Duce, Local Hero: The remnants of Mussolini's legacy Mia Fuller examimes Italian fascism through the eyes of those who grew up inside its walls.
Humanity Reinvented: Anthropology and Genetics Paul Rabinov has a birds-eye view of humanity in the crosshairs of technological invention.
After Angkor: Recovering from atrocity Ashley Thompson uncovers memory, mourning and moving on in Cambodia.
Volume 5
Color Correction: Image and race in the American consciousness From Uncle Tom's Cabin to OJ, Linda Williams unravels the significance of black and white.
Beauty in Violence: The arts embrace fascism in pre-war Japan Alan Tansman investigates the aesthetics of violence in a country on the brink of a devastating future.
Shouting it Out: Redefining feminism in 19th century opera Mary Ann Smart and a radically different reading of the masterworks of dead white males.
Volume 4
Shaping the Future: Exploring childhood through history Paula Fass mines the rich history of childhood, both in America and around the globe.
Hamlet & Redemption: A Nazi sympathizer and art as a personal cause Victoria Kahn investigates the literary writings of constitutional scholar Carl Schmitt.
Breathing Room: Air, environment, and interdependency Greg Niemeyer tries to change how the world thinks and breathes, one artwork at a time.
Volume 3
Across the Lines: Visual Perspectives on the Jim Crow Era Elizabeth Abel studies image and perception during America's troubled times.
Amazonia Expanded: Travels to the Rainforest and Beyond Candace Slater changes faraway perceptions of the vast jungles of South America.
Justice in the Balance: Criminal Tribunals of the Past and the Future David Cohen searches for truth at the War Crimes Studies Center.
Volume 2
Everyday Ancients: Secrets from the Tebtunis Papyri Todd Hickey finds common humanity in UC Berkeley's ancient treasures.
Country of Kultur: Inside German migration Deniz Gokturk explores the growing cultural spectrum of Germany.
Sexuality in Context: Sexuality finds a larger home Michael Lucey on the new Center for the Study of Sexual Culture.
Volume 1
Tales from the Bog: How language brings us face to face with history Karin Sanders looks into writings on the bog people of northern Europe.
Mythic Montana: Revealing divine power on the modern stage Joe Goode brings his unique brand of performance art to the classroom.
Extraordinary Bodies: The changing world of disabilities studies Sue Schweik helps establish a groundbreaking program at UC Berkeley.
FTQ: The book Chapters from the print edition of Framing the Questions.