Project MUSE is a database which provides access to the full-text of articles from over 400 journals in the humanities, arts, and social sciences. It began in 1993 as a project out of Johns Hopkins University involving journals published by the university. In 2000 it expanded to include titles published outside of JHU. All journals participating in Project MUSE are peer-reviewed, scholarly titles. The basic criteria for participation in MUSE are that the journal must be peer-reviewed, be published by a not-for-profit press or scholarly society, and be a sensible fit with titles in the humanities, the social sciences, and the arts.
The complete content of each and every journal issue is online—including all charts, graphics, and images—with most articles available in both HTML and PDF. There are no embargoes on journal content in MUSE—the MUSE issue typically appears online before the print version mails.
Earlier years of journals included in Project MUSE may be available on the JSTOR database.
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