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Honor Women's History Month with the latest edition of "The Journal of Women's History," covering work done by female philanthropists during and after the First World War. Available now on Project MUSE.
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Explore the digital edition of The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos, 1933-1945, Available OPEN ACCESS and fully searchable.
Volumes 1 through 4 of the Encyclopedia of Camps and Ghettos are available now on MUSE, Open Access and fully searchable, with additional volumes coming soon.
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Explore new and recently published books from University of Toronto Press, from examinations of Indigenous activism to deep dives on ecology, WWII history, and much more on Project MUSE.
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Project MUSE celebrates the impact of Subscribe to Open! Current content opened from over 100 journals, 677% increase in usage YOY, 50% increase in global reach.
Project MUSE has met its sustainability threshold for another year of S2O: as a result, current content from over 100 journals across 28 publishers will be available open access on the Project MUSE platform for a second year in 2026!
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Learn about how reading the Declaration of Independence as a document of history explains its intended meaning in "The Course of Human Events" - available Open Access on Project MUSE.
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Project MUSE invites non-profit scholarly publishers of humanities and social science journals to apply for inclusion in our 2027 Journal Collection by March 3rd. Both new and existing MUSE publishing partners are encouraged to apply!
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Explore the latest issue of "Reviews in American History" now—available Open Access via Project MUSE. This edition covers people and topics like Abraham Lincoln, disaster tourism, racial inequality in the armed forces, and much more.
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Celebrate Black History Month with the latest issue of "Callaloo." Essential reading during a time of political uncertainty, this issue features a brilliant collection of poetry, prose, and interviews with Black scholars.
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Curious to learn more about Puerto Rico after Bad Bunny's explosive Super Bowl performance? Access "Puerto Rico: A National History," an engaging and surprising history of colonialism, revolt, and the creation of a national identity, on MUSE.
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"Eighteenth-Century Coasts," the latest special issue of "Eighteenth-Century Studies," reveals the role coastal regions had in shaping history during an intense period of global exploration and industry.
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Today, we mourn the loss of Bill Foege, whose career as an epidemiologist, former CDC director, and author spanned five decades. From the eradication of smallpox to the formation of The Task Force for Child Survival, Dr. Foege's legacy is marked by important changes to public health.
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Regarded as one of Ireland’s greatest authors, James Joyce dies #otd 1941 at age 58.
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Abstract This article offers the first sustained critical consideration of four short stories by Ann Scott-Moncrieff which were published posthumously in Chapman magazine (Spring 1987). In presenting synopses and close readings of ‘The Longest Day’, ‘Strong Girl’, ‘Threesome’ and ‘Nothatus’, I make a claim for Scott-Moncrieff’s (now largely overlooked) place within the ‘Renaissance’ project of cultural renewal during the inter-war era. I contend that an active politics and religious belief are two clear strands of Scott-Moncrieff’s writing and argue that her exploration of girlhood, nationhood and sexual politics are especially fresh and welcome interventions within the literary landscape of revival. Ultimately, this article makes the case for renewed critical attention to Scott-Moncrieff’s writing for an adult market.
‘The air of an early muse’: The Visionary Fictions of Ann Scott-Moncrieff
Linden Bicket, SCOTTISH LITERARY REVIEW 16/2, 2024
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Crossing Borders, Shifting Narratives: Speculative Agency in Julio Anta's Migration Graphic Novels
Mauricio Espinoza discusses precarious migrant agency in Julio Anta’s HOME and FRONTERA.
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NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Journal of Democracy 37.1 Jan 2026 CONTRIBUTORS Erica Chenoweth, Matthew Cebul, Luciano Da Ros, Manoel Gehrke, David Altman, Andrés Mejía Acosta, Javier Pérez Sandoval, Nik Hynek, Michal Šenk, Nandini Sundar, Kristof Titeca, Dan Paget, Katia Glod, Maria Branea, Galo Mayorga, Kai M. Thaler, Ramazan Kilinc, Turan Kayaoglu, Etga Ugur, Jarosław Kuisz, Karolina Wigura, Elin Bjarnegård, Pär Zetterberg, Michael Meyer-Resende, Steven Levitsky, Daniel Ziblatt
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David Altman, Andrés Mejía Acosta, Javier Pérez Sandoval, Nik Hynek,
Michal Šenk, Nandini Sundar, Kristof Titeca, and more
