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Sixty scholarly books in the humanities and social sciences have been made freely available to researchers, students, and the general public under the TOME initiative.
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@womeningerman Here's the link, with huge thanks to a grant from @UTKLibraries that made our participation in the TOME @openmonographs project possible. @CUArtsSciences @cublibraries https://t.co/DsAtQZ1zBU
Congrats to @stehle_maria @beverlymweber on their co-authored monograph, Precarious Intimacies, which explores how to recognize, affirm, and value love, touch, & care while challenging the racialized & gendered politics in which they are embedded https://t.co/ucKwkbKzCI
Some news: Im a Toward an Open Monograph Ecosystem (TOME) Award recipient! So my forthcoming book #SoundsFromTheOtherSide (preorder https://t.co/je6vL5Fjpg) will be open access (there'll be a free/interactive digital version)! Huge thanks 2 @UMinnPress, @umnlib, & @openmonographs
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