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IrelandSatire and moral responsibility share Oxford Academic's November bookshelf
The publisher's release teaser pairs UK literature titles with US editions on life, economics and ethics.
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New Releases | November 2026 | Very Short Introductions
Latinx literature, satire and French literature give way to the history of life, the Russian economy and moral responsibility. Oxford Academic's November book teaser fits a rather expansive reading list into little more than half a minute.
"New Releases | November 2026 | Very Short Introductions" is a promotional showcase for Oxford University Press's books, with covers rather than speakers doing the presenting. The UK selection includes Frederick Luis Aldama's Latinx Literature and Judith Hawley's Satire; the US selection closes with Paul Russell's Moral Responsibility. Several titles are second editions, including Michael J. Benton's The History of Life.
There were no new uploads this week, but the channel added roughly 52,000 views across its library. Its subscriber count held steady at 174,000. The November teaser is the busiest of its recent videos at the moment, alongside a public-health advocacy feature and another introduction to the pocket-sized book series.
The advocacy upload offers a different route into academic publishing: research from Health Promotion International on what practitioners think makes advocacy effective. Its accompanying abstract puts relationship-building and influencing decision-makers among the strongest approaches identified by respondents, while funding and time remain practical obstacles.
Among the education channels nearby, YaleCourses had a substantially busier viewing week and added subscribers. Oxford Academic's week was smaller and steadier, with its existing library supplying all the viewing rather than a fresh release.
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Who wrote the November title Moral Responsibility: A Very Short Introduction?
The November release teaser names Paul Russell as the author of Moral Responsibility.