In response to current challenges scholars face as a result of COVID-19, Duke University Press is opening archival content for around 20 of our journals hosted on Project MUSE.
Around five years of back content (1999 to 2004) are freely available through June 30, 2020, for select titles. We are also opening all available content for East Asian Science, Technology and Society: An International Journal.
Titles included are:
- American Literature
- American Speech
- boundary 2
- Camera Obscura
- differences
- East Asian Science, Technology and Society
- Ethnohistory
- French Historical Studies
- Hispanic American Historical Review
- History of Political Economy
- Hopscotch: A Cultural Review
- Journal of Health Politics, Policy and Law
- Journal of Medieval and Early Modern Studies
- Modern Language Quarterly
- Nepantla: Views from South
- Poetics Today
- Public Culture
- Radical History Review
- Social Text
- South Atlantic Quarterly
- Theater
“As so many institutions transition to online instruction, we hope that these additional resources will be useful,” said Kimberly Steinle, Library Relations and Sales Manager.
Read more about the additional support Duke University Press is offering to scholars and libraries at this time. A complete list of publishers offering free resources on MUSE is available here.
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