by Kristen Twardowski
January 30, 2022

Welcome to week two of UM Press Annotates. For the first month, we’re exploring the theme of COVID 3.0. Last week, we invited readers to share the digital margins of Scott L. Greer, Elizabeth J. King, Andre Peralta, and Elize Massard da Fonseca’s edited collection, Coronavirus Politics (University of Michigan Press, 2021). This week, we ask readers to join us in scholarly conversation around Jing Sun’s Red Chamber, Dream World: Actors, Audience, and Agendas in Chinese Foreign Policy and Beyond (University of Michigan Press, 2021). Sun’s interdisciplinary work traces the global impact of the Chinese Dream. UM Press Annotates will […]
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by Kristen Twardowski
January 23, 2022

The University of Michigan Press is launching a new social annotation project: UM Press Annotates. With UM Press Annotates, we are inviting readers to share their digital marginalia to engage in new scholarly conversations. Our ebook platform Fulcrum uses Hypothesis, a tool for social annotation across the web, to allow readers to write public and private annotations on our more than 250 open-access titles. With our Fund-To-Mission initiative, the number of open-access titles grows each season. This winter, we hope you’ll join us in a series of scholarly annotation […]
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