Author: Mark Szarko
Black Drama
Looking for digital copies of plays by Black authors? Black Drama (Third Edition) contains more than 1,700 scripts from playwrights from...
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Learn more about text mining
The MIT Libraries is pleased to announce a series of workshops on text mining with the HathiTrust on June 3. HathiTrust...
I Am Not Your Negro
I Am Not Your Negro, Raoul Peck’s Oscar-nominated documentary about James Baldwin, is now available to view through the Kanopy streaming service....
Publishing as a new scholar in philosophy and linguistics
In early February, the MIT Libraries sponsored an open forum called “Publishing as a New Scholar in Philosophy and Linguistics.” Geared...
Audiobooks for Women’s History Month
March is Women’s History Month, and in celebration of women authors, we’ve purchased a slew of new audiobooks described in the...
Material ConneXion now available
Looking for information on translucent concrete? Or durable fabrics? The MIT Libraries now have a membership to the popular materials database Material...
Now available: Films from Kanopy streaming video
The MIT Libraries now subscribe to Kanopy, a streaming video service for educational institutions offering more than 26,000 films. It includes...