American composer and conductor Aaron Copland born #otd 1900 & we have a FREE OA book to celebrate his early works 🎵 from @UofMPress 👉 #ReadUP on the famous American composer 👉 https://t.co/Uw6K4Nlyub #TeamUP

We're in the homestretch of #UPWeek, but there's still time to catch the blog tour! #ReadUP on how Hopkins Press & Project MUSE #TeamUP with Johns Hopkins University on #DemocracyDay! https://t.co/sdHgM0KAd4

In Journal of American Folklore 138.549 (@afsfolklorists) Kalrav Vashishtha & @tulikachandra28 (@ShivNadarUniv) examine power dynamics in the performance of the mother-in-law/daughter-in-law relationship in north Indian women’s folk songs. @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/cOr11MHlAl

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"U.S. sanctions block China’s access to high-end #chips and advanced fabrication tools, but #China has demonstrated strong resolve to develop alternatives and aims for chip self-sufficiency in the long run" https://t.co/HW1PthPAde Also on @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/BwLpaKtOqu

"The Documentary Filmmaker's Intuition: Creating Ethical & Impactful Non-Fiction Films" @routledgebooks argues that ethics around the creation of nonfiction films need to be re-examined. @sheenarossiter reviews in Journal of Film & Video 77.3 @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/2Z8VSEUce1

Have you read Journal of English and Germanic Philology Vol. 124, No. 3? Featuring articles and reviews by @PerryNHarrison, @FW_Medieval, and more. Available on @ProjectMuse. cc: @ndiscenza1 https://t.co/py0s1N2qSm

NEW ISSUE OUT NOW Studies in Romanticism Vol. 64, No. 3, Fall 2025 Byron and the Trans-Mediterranean “Cult of the South”: A Bicentennial Special Issue Guest Editors: Jeffrey N. Cox and Greg Kucich @ProjectMUSE #S2O #OpenAccess https://t.co/dTrr26CQ6N

The analyses in the special issue of Illinois Classical Studies (Vol. 50, No. 1) focus on the following overarching thematic categories: 1️⃣ sexuality, body, & corporeality (as in the contribution of Sarah Cullinan Herring) Read on @ProjectMuse https://t.co/nXMw37ymvk ⬇️ More

Discover scholarly Spanish-language books from Latin American Publishers. MUSE now hosts 7,000+ Spanish-language books through a variety of library acquisition models. Create a custom collection today! https://t.co/Rc2i4RNxPT @LASAweb @AsociacionEULAC

Happy #UniversityPressWeek to all our UP friends who #TeamUP This year's #UPWeek theme demonstrates how university presses #TeamUP with librarians, scholars, students and more, to promote trusted, peer reviewed content. #ReadUP #StepUP #UPWeek2025

📕 "Centers ruralness rather than stereotypes it" In Journal of Film and Video @shipley_haley (@ArtSciBGSU) reviews "New Rural Cinema: Landscape, Community and Poverty in Recent US Indie Films" by Tim Lindemann. Read on @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/mbohRQCFNM

October's Top 20 most-read journal articles include pieces on Bitcoin from Journal of Democracy, Cormac McCarthy in MFS, Gaza in Diacritics, and much more! See what you and your colleagues have been reading most on @ProjectMUSE:: https://t.co/nP5Our7oJW

How did culture play a role in developing the 1965 ESEA Act and the pioneering #TV show Sesame Street that made its debut #otd 1969? Explore an #OpenAccess article (and issue) from our friends at @RussellSageFdn / #sesamestreet #PBS 👉 https://t.co/U9zLD7swue

Check out "Black Panther, The Wretched of the Earth, The Spook Who Sat by the Door, and the Endurance of Black Radical Politics" in Journal of Film and Video Vol. 77, No. 3, from @marycschmitt (@QuinnipiacU) on @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/80YiPRdU40

Discover a landmark Open Access series @ushmm free on Project MUSE. Explore the most comprehensive resource on Nazi persecutory sites, with the ability to dynamically engage with trusted, grounded research. #ReadUP on MUSE: https://t.co/nSyMGfXKnO #oa #OpenAccess

In Journal of Sport History Vol. 50, No. 3, Hunter M. Hampton (@SFAHistoryDept) reviews DYED IN CRIMSON: Football, Faith and Remaking Harvard's America by @zev_eleff. 📄 Review on @ProjectMUSE: https://t.co/dZ5XAemQjK 📕 Book: https://t.co/R0BNhlPebL

For our friends @chsconf don't miss our session w/ Tricia Miller-Chareun, Sr. Manager for Sales & Library Relations, "Implementing Subscribe to Open (S2O): Lessons from Librarians, Consortia, and Nonprofit Publishers". Thurs. Nov 6, 11:20am-12 Grand Ballroom 3, Gaillard Center

A new special issue of Illinois Classical Studies 50.1 guest ed. by @ser_andreas examines how fake news is used in ancient literature to articulate attacks against individuals or communities. With contributions by @ajquiroga1 and more. On @projectmuse: https://t.co/nXMw37ymvk

Today is American Football Day! 🏈 In recognition, learn more about "Concussion's Past," a special issue of Journal of Sport History. 📙 Read Vol. 50, No. 2, on @ProjectMuse: https://t.co/ckqxkf78l1 🎧 Podcast: https://t.co/UoRBwZGe01 💻 Blog: https://t.co/rdSWNeX4xZ