Humanities Open Book Program
Open Access Humanities Books Funded by the NEH and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation
The Humanities Open Book Program was designed to make outstanding out-of-print humanities books available to a wide audience, and was jointly sponsored by NEH and The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Over four years (2016-2019), the Humanities Open Book Program made 31 awards to university and non-profit presses to support the release of digital, open access editions of humanities books, released under a Creative Commons license.
A list of awardees, with links to the e-books made available through this program, is below:
Award |
Topic |
Website |
Wesleyan University Press
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The history of dance and theater |
https://www.wesleyan.edu/wespress/dance/ |
University of North Texas Press |
The history of Texas and Oklahoma |
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Oregon State University Press |
Texts from women authors representing work originally published by the Oregon-based independent press CALYX |
Forthcoming |
Cornell University Press |
Slavic Studies, German Studies, literary criticism, anthropology, classics, political science, literary theory, Classics, Medieval Studies, and Science Education |
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Syracuse University Press |
Irish studies and New York State regional studies |
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Temple University Press |
Labor Studies |
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Fordham University Press |
American philosophy |
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University of Michigan Press |
Japanese, Chinese, South Asian, and South East Asian Studies |
https://www.press.umich.edu/browse/digital_products?format=all_ebooks_oa |
Johns Hopkins University Press |
American history, European history, literary criticism, and philosophy |
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University of North Carolina Press |
German Studies |
https://uncpress.org/series/university-north-carolina-studies-germanic-languages-literature/
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University of Georgia Press |
The history of Georgia |
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Ohio University Press |
45 texts, including the Complete Works of Robert Browning, the Collected Letters of George Gissing, and the Series in Continental Thought |
Forthcoming |
Wayne State University Press Funded by Mellon |
Industrial and labor history, maritime history, Detroit history, Jewish history, Holocaust Studies, Israel and Middle East Studies, and biographies of significant individuals |
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Ithaka Harbors Funded by Mellon |
Mexican and Latin American Studies |
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American Council of Learned Societies (ACLS) Funded by Mellon |
Humanities |
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University of Florida Press Funded by Mellon |
Florida and the Caribbean |
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University of Arizona Press Funded by Mellon |
The southwestern United States |
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Appalachian State University Funded by Mellon |
Books printed by the Appalachian Consortium Press, which published multidisciplinary scholarly works in history, literature, photography, music, sociology, folklore, and environmental studies that together provided a holistic view of the region |
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology Press Funded by Mellon |
Architecture and Urban Studies |
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Northeastern University Press Funded by Mellon |
Boston history |
https://digitalpublishing.library.northeastern.edu/ |
Borderlines Foundation for Academic Studies Incorporated Funded by Mellon |
Slavic Studies |
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Northwestern University Press Funded by Mellon |
African studies, literary criticism, and philosophy |
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The American Numismatic Society Funded by Mellon |
Coins, currency, medals, and insignia |
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University of Hawai’i Press Funded by Mellon |
Asian and Pacific Studies |
Forthcoming |
Abilene Christian University Press Funded by Mellon |
Modern approaches to the study of religion |
Forthcoming |
Brown University Funded by Mellon |
Judaic Studies |
https://www.brown.edu/academics/judaic-studies/monograph/bjs-open-access-books
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Indiana University Press Funded by Mellon |
Film, folklore, music, philosophy, semiotics, Asian studies, and linguistics |
Forthcoming |
University Press of Kansas Funded by Mellon |
History, culture, and politics of the United States |
Forthcoming |