Project MUSE offers 1000 open access books on newly redesigned platform
All OA books on MUSE are fully supported with MARC records, KBART files, metadata distribution & linking, and they are preserved with support from PORTICO and LOCKSS. OA books on MUSE are funded through initiatives including NEH Humanities Open Book program, Knowledge Unlatched, TOME, Mellon grants, and other publisher- and institution-driven programs. Get more details on OA books on MUSE, including free MARC and KBART here.
Project MUSE is a scholarly database of full-text Humanities and Social Science e-journals and e-books from more than 200 of the world’s leading university presses and scholarly societies.
Project MUSE is a division of the Johns Hopkins University Press
Project MUSE e-books and e-journals offer:
- Unlimited simultaneous usage, printing and downloading
- DRM-free content, searchable and retrievable by the chapter or article
- Perpetual access rights to subscribed journal and purchased book content
- Mobile-friendly, accessible interface
Use MUSE for DISCOVERY to help users find great content in wide ranging subject areas such as:
- Political Science and Policy Studies
- Global Cultural Studies
- Film, Theater, and Performing Arts
- Area Studies (African; Asian and Pacific; Middle Eastern; Russian and East European; etc.)
- Literature
- History
A MyMUSE account will allow you to: SAVE:
Journal articles, issues, and titles to your personal library
Book chapters and books to your personal library
Your searches on MUSE
SEARCH:
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VIEW:
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Content you have viewed while logged in
CREATE:
Citations for items saved to your MUSE Library
Alerts for your favorite journals, publishers, and subjects on MUSE
Alerts for new content on MUSE
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