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Writing

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Curated Resources

Curated for Humanities, which includes Writing.

  • Daily Nous blog
    dailynous.com

    Prominent daily news and discussion website for the academic philosophy profession.

  • www.aldaily.com

    Curated intellectual portal and web digest featuring essays, book reviews, and philosophical debate from across the humanities.

  • daily.jstor.org

    Online publication contextualizing contemporary events and cultural questions with academic scholarship from the JSTOR digital archive.

  • www.neh.gov

    Independent federal agency website featuring articles, grant projects, and digital initiatives preserving and advancing humanities knowledge.

  • plato.stanford.edu

    Peer-reviewed, open-access digital encyclopedia of philosophy maintained by Stanford University.

  • PhilPapers database
    philpapers.org

    Comprehensive bibliographic database and research archive covering academic philosophy and philosophy journals worldwide.

  • sourcebooks.web.fordham.edu

    Curated collection of public domain and copy-permitted historical texts and primary source documents hosted by Fordham University.

  • www.gutenberg.org

    Pioneering digital library of free, public domain literary, historical, and philosophical texts in electronic format.

  • Europeana database
    www.europeana.eu

    European digital cultural platform providing access to millions of digitized cultural heritage artworks, manuscripts, and books.

  • www.historians.org

    Largest annual gathering of historians in the United States covering all geographic regions and historical eras.

  • www.mla.org

    Premier annual academic convention in language, literature, and cultural studies bringing together scholars from around the world.

  • www.apaonline.org

    Regular divisional academic conferences (Eastern, Central, Pacific) held by the primary professional association for philosophers.

  • adho.org

    Annual international flagship conference organized by the Alliance of Digital Humanities Organizations.

  • iep.utm.edu

    Peer-reviewed academic digital encyclopedia providing detailed, accessible scholarly articles on philosophy.

  • oyc.yale.edu

    Free access to full video lectures, syllabi, and readings from introductory Yale University courses in history, literature, and philosophy.

  • ocw.mit.edu

    Extensive repository of syllabi, lecture notes, and assignments from MIT courses in world history, philosophy, and cultural studies.

  • thecrashcourse.com

    High-quality animated and live-action educational video series covering world history, literature, and philosophy.

  • Everything I Know reference
    www.bfi.org

    Recordings and transcripts of a 1975 lecture series in which Buckminster Fuller surveyed his life's work on design, science and philosophy, published by his institute.

  • academic.oup.com

    Official journal of record of the American Historical Association publishing field-shaping research across all historical eras.

  • criticalinquiry.uchicago.edu

    Interdisciplinary peer-reviewed academic journal published by the University of Chicago Press devoted to critical theory in the arts and humanities.

  • www.openedition.org

    Comprehensive open-access academic publishing platform hosting hundreds of scholarly journals in the humanities and social sciences.

  • dhq.digitalhumanities.org

    Open-access peer-reviewed digital journal covering digital humanities scholarship, text analysis, and digital cultural heritage.

  • www.lssu.edu

    Annual list compiled by Lake Superior State University naming overused or misused words and phrases, based on public nominations, of interest to writers and editors.

  • Zotero tool
    www.zotero.org

    Free, open-source reference management software designed to collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research sources.

  • voyant-tools.org

    Web-based reading and analysis environment for digital texts, supporting text mining, frequency analysis, and corpus visualization.

  • tei-c.org

    International standard guidelines and software tools for encoding scholarly digital texts in XML.

  • Omeka tool
    omeka.org

    Open-source web-publishing platform for digital humanities collections, scholarly exhibitions, and cultural heritage archives.

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