Still North stocks a limited number of select coursebooks for Dartmouth College classes. For Spring 2022, we will have coursebooks for the following classes on hand. Please click on the course title below for a full list of available texts or to purchase books for in-store pickup.
ENGL 3: Literary History III Prof. Zeiger |
ENGL 28: Making Americans Prof. Boggs |
ENGL 61.03: Early Modern Literature/History of Sexuality Prof. Ritger |
ENGL 63.10: Contemporary Science Fiction Prof. Clark |
ENGL 63.12: Labors of Love Prof. Sawada |
ENGL 65.01: Walking Prof. Edmondson |
ENGL 71.14: Knights, Camelot, Action! Prof. Edmondson |
ENGL 75.03: Beyond the Prison Prof. Ritger |
FILM 42.20: The Berlin School Prof. Gemunden |
HIST 3.03: Europe in the Age of Violence Prof. Greenberg |
MALS 239: Poetry Prof. Mosteirin |
REL 19.32: Shinto: Festivals & Foxes Prof. Simpson |
WGSS 16: Contemporary Issues in Feminism Prof. Sawada |
WRIT 7.36: Mad Women Prof. Clark |
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Are textbooks a dying breed?
Good question! To be honest, as a trade bookstore, we don't feel equipped to weigh in fully... but we have seen that that there's a subset of students who want both to read physical books and to support a Hanover business in the process (thank you, students!).
Usually, the most sought after coursebooks fall under the category of trade or academic titles. So while textbooks may be suffering, there is still demand for coursebooks. Because our space would not allow for us to stock every single trade or academic title, we focus on course in the English department as well as across the humanities.
If you are a professor looking for more information about making your coursebooks available at Still North, or a student interested in sharing information with a professor, please visit our Coursebook Information page.