Open Access Policy Deposits

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for March through June, 2026

Item	Title	Total requests	Download	View-only	%Dnld
5m23t397	Reframing SuicideQueer Diasporic and Indigenous Imaginaries	216	85	131	39.4%
0n72f3jn	Collections and Collectivity: William Morris in the Rare Book Room	206	99	107	48.1%
8kc8r02w	Native Survivance and the Violent Pleasures of Resignifying the Cowboy	178	80	98	44.9%
08f4d1fr	TWILIGHT OF THE IDYLLS: WILDE, TENNYSON, AND FIN-DE-SIÈCLE ANTI-IDEALISM	173	42	131	24.3%
51n3n72s	Black Representations of Settlement on Film	139	53	86	38.1%
5pj941k1	Dendrography and Ecological Realism	137	75	62	54.7%
5s35p23c	Reading in Review: The Victorian Book Review in the New Media Moment	135	54	81	40.0%
5wt3b4k4	Refusal/film: diasporic-indigenous relationalities*	135	62	73	45.9%
2p47n2cv	Drill, Baby, Drill: Extraction Ecologies, Open Temporalities, and Reproductive Futurity in the Provincial Realist Novel	134	39	95	29.1%
1xr0z05b	Conrad and Nature: Essays, edited by Lissa Schneider-Rebozo, Jeffrey Mathes McCarthy, and John G. Peter	130	40	90	30.8%
5hs8669q	William Morris, Extraction Capitalism, and the Aesthetics of Surface	113	43	70	38.1%
7c19h1tv	“Blessed are the Beloved”: On Trans and Asian American Suicide	111	59	52	53.2%
8cj1n5tg	Ecology	100	28	72	28.0%
1c57c8nv	Response	93	30	63	32.3%
53w31715	Assemblages of Asian Settler Colonial Critique: Twenty-Five Years of Transnational Place-Based Analytics	88	0	88	0.0%
9j27z9t5	Extraction	77	0	77	0.0%
9575r990	: The Machines of Evolution and the Scope of Meaning	69	0	69	0.0%
1s8858th	Climate Change and Victorian Studies: Introduction	58	30	28	51.7%

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