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Dartmouth imprint

Interdisciplinary books for a changing world.

Dartmouth College Press brings together scholarship in the arts, humanities, social inquiry, global health, and medicine. Explore an imprint shaped by wide-ranging questions and close attention to culture.

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About the imprint

A broad lens, carefully edited.

Dartmouth College Press publishes books that connect fields rather than keeping them apart. Its catalog ranges from visual culture and American studies to global health, medicine, and the study of historical ideas.

The imprint’s interdisciplinary character reflects a commitment to scholarship that crosses methods, regions, and traditions while remaining accessible to serious readers.

Publishing focus

Visual and cultural studies

Books examine images, art, media, and the cultural frameworks through which communities understand the world.

American studies across borders

Series and individual titles consider American culture in transnational, comparative, and historically connected contexts.

Global health and medicine

The catalog includes work addressing health systems, medical practice, and public-health questions across regions.

Historical and literary scholarship

Critical editions and studies bring sustained attention to authors, texts, institutions, and intellectual traditions.

Selected series

Research in conversation.

Dartmouth’s series provide continuing homes for scholarship that benefits from dialogue across disciplines and perspectives.

  • Interfaces: Studies in Visual Culture examines visual experience and cultural meaning.
  • Remapping the Trans-National opens new routes through American studies.
  • Reencounters with Colonialism revisits the legacies and structures of colonial power.
  • Geisel Series in Global Health and Medicine addresses health and medical questions with international reach.
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Visual cultureInterfaces
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Critical inquiryTransnational studies
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Public knowledgeHealth and medicine

Featured catalog

These records represent the range of Dartmouth College Press: ecological thought, public health, service economies, contemporary art, and regional history.

03 / History

Invisible Masters

A study of gender, race, and service economies in early New England.

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