Open Access Policy Deposits

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

Item	Title	Total requests	2026-06	2026-05	2026-04	2026-03
5m23t397	Reframing SuicideQueer Diasporic and Indigenous Imaginaries	216	41	62	69	44
0n72f3jn	Collections and Collectivity: William Morris in the Rare Book Room	206	30	81	51	44
8kc8r02w	Native Survivance and the Violent Pleasures of Resignifying the Cowboy	178	35	49	43	51
08f4d1fr	TWILIGHT OF THE IDYLLS: WILDE, TENNYSON, AND FIN-DE-SIÈCLE ANTI-IDEALISM	173	15	49	56	53
51n3n72s	Black Representations of Settlement on Film	139	23	49	36	31
5pj941k1	Dendrography and Ecological Realism	137	20	43	32	42
5s35p23c	Reading in Review: The Victorian Book Review in the New Media Moment	135	31	57	26	21
5wt3b4k4	Refusal/film: diasporic-indigenous relationalities*	135	23	48	33	31
2p47n2cv	Drill, Baby, Drill: Extraction Ecologies, Open Temporalities, and Reproductive Futurity in the Provincial Realist Novel	134	18	47	34	35
1xr0z05b	Conrad and Nature: Essays, edited by Lissa Schneider-Rebozo, Jeffrey Mathes McCarthy, and John G. Peter	130	23	50	33	24
5hs8669q	William Morris, Extraction Capitalism, and the Aesthetics of Surface	113	17	34	29	33
7c19h1tv	“Blessed are the Beloved”: On Trans and Asian American Suicide	111	19	41	25	26
8cj1n5tg	Ecology	100	20	40	22	18
1c57c8nv	Response	93	9	28	24	32
53w31715	Assemblages of Asian Settler Colonial Critique: Twenty-Five Years of Transnational Place-Based Analytics	88	10	36	20	22
9j27z9t5	Extraction	77	12	29	23	13
9575r990	: The Machines of Evolution and the Scope of Meaning	69	9	26	12	22
1s8858th	Climate Change and Victorian Studies: Introduction	58	7	22	13	16

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