The University of San Diego, including the College of Arts and Sciences and the Humanities Center, is the presenting sponsor of KPBS’s 2024 One Book, One San Diego Author Talk with Chanel Miller. As part of this celebration of the written word, USD will host faculty who have recently published books. Join us for this presentation of works spanning from academic publications to a novella to a work of photography. Co-moderated by Noelle Norton, PhD, Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Brian Clack, PhD, Professor of Philosophy and the A. Vassiliadis Director of the Humanities Center. Featured USD Authors and BooksCasey B. K. Dominguez, PhD| Political Science and International Relations Commander in Chief: Partisanship, Nationalism, and the Reconstruction of Congressional WarDr. Dominguez analyzes how members of Congress interpreted the commander in chief clause of the Constitution prior to WWI. In the early Republic, Congress viewed the president's authority narrowly, akin to that of a high-ranking military officer, but began to expand it in a wave of nationalism around 1900. Partisanship also played a role in their interpretations. Dominguez argues modern presidential war powers were established earlier than commonly recognized. Maura Giles-Watson, PhD | English Performing Arguments: Debate in Early English Poetry and DramaPerforming Arguments: Debate in Early English Poetry and Drama offers a new perspective on rhetoric by analyzing the aesthetics of argumentation in early literary-performance genres, such as Middle English debate poetry, and in fully-representational dramatic genres from the Henrician household play through Shakespeare’s ‘rhetorical problem plays’. The book further distinguishes ‘instrumental’ argumentation (for persuasion) from ‘performative’ argumentation (for display) and applies historical and contemporary theories of both rhetoric and performance. Rebecca Ingram, PhD | Languages, Cultures and Literatures Digestible Governance: Gastrocracy and Spanish FoodwaysDigestible Governance: Gastrocracy and Spanish Foodways explores the political use of food practices, known as gastrocracy, in Spain. Increasingly, debates around nationalism have taken the guise of discussions about regional and local cuisines. With the rise of the  slow food  movement and UNESCO's recognition of global cuisines, Spanish associations are striving for similar status. Dr. Ingram examines the intersection of gastronomy and governance in Spain, showcasing interdisciplinary research on the political implications of food production, distribution and consumption. Michael Robert Kelly, PhD | Philosophy A Phenomenological Analysis of EnvyA Phenomenological Analysis of Envy identifies two predominant expressions of envy, renews the traditional view that envy is inherently bad, and distinguishes envy from similar emotions like covetousness and jealousy. By drawing on literary sources and social scientific literature, Dr. Kelly provides concrete examples of the lived experience of an envier. Mitchell Malachowski, PhD | Chemistry and Biochemistry Transforming Academic Culture and Curriculum: Integrating and Scaffolding Research Throughout Undergraduate EducationTransforming Academic Culture and Curriculum describes how institutions can create research-rich curricula that better prepare students for life in a STEM world. Based on the six-year Council on Undergraduate Research Transformations project, it features strategies and outcomes from 24 STEM departments at a collection of diverse universities. The book includes scholarly findings, step-by-step guides and a toolkit with online resources to help readers develop change processes to maximize student success. Alejandro Meter,PhD | Languages, Cultures and Literatures Postales del ConfinamientoPostales del Confinamiento showcases portraits of writers by Dr. Meter. During the pandemic, Meter used online platforms such as Zoom to connect with writers globally, capturing their lives in quarantine. His photographs reveal the resilience and creativity of these individuals, offering a deep, introspective look into their emotions and experiences. The collection stands as a powerful visual and textual testimony to a unique period in history. Rebekah Wanic, PhD | Psychological Sciences NobilityNobility follows Rupert James II as he faces a life-altering decision for his comatose father, stirring up long-buried emotions and unresolved conflicts. Grappling with his father’s complex legacy, Rupert seeks solace in an enigmatic lover who challenges his perceptions of love, commitment and truth. As he confronts the parallels he sees with his father, Rupert wrestles with honesty and morality in an ambiguous world. This novel explores family, identity and the choices that shape our lives.

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