Center for the Humanities

Parent: UC Merced

eScholarship stats: Breakdown by Item for April through July, 2026

ItemTitleTotal requestsDownloadView-only%Dnld
8cq5w8b2How to Read an Aztec "Comic": Indigenous Knowledge, Mothers' Bodies, and Tamales in the Pot 43724219555.4%
8j2394vxThe Politics of Pain38022515559.2%
48j23609Racial Capitalism: A Dangerous Preexisting Condition for Pandemic Health Inequities in the U.S.3012039867.4%
5f69s31cAll Our Relations: Stars, Plants, and Mothers in the Mesoamerican Story of Mayahuel29818811063.1%
3s79j064Perilous Telling: On Refugee Story28918310663.3%
6j32q22qThe Legacy of Black Women Filmmakers2812126975.4%
7sp0668vAcquiring Tastes2762047273.9%
3z71m2krPainting the Empire with Feathers2681858369.0%
7006b7wgDisinvestment and Carceral Investment in Black Neighborhoods2491856474.3%
34d2813nGestures Across the Atlantic2481895976.2%
80z638nbGUARDIANS of the HORIZON2471905776.9%
9sj9w14nPray for Rain2471915677.3%
1bb006ndThe Sad Citizen23410413044.4%
0cm2p1g1Thirsty for Change: A Visual Guide to Getting Involved in Water Politics / Sed por Cambio: Una Guía Visual para Involucrarse en la Política del Agua22712010752.9%
2c67c46tShakespeare as Environmental Writer2001059552.5%
76p774spUnruly Women and Failed Patriarchs: Paradoxical Patriarchy in Early Modern England1916013131.4%
7fg6x224Exclusión de los latinos durante la pandemia de COVID-191891167361.4%
6s45w14wExcluded From The Safety Net1871107758.8%
4d76p54rWhat's soil got to do with climate change?1781007856.2%
57v4795hContagious Information: Censorship vs. Creativity in a Time of Crisis1473111621.1%
1bw7r58mEmpowering Non-native English Speaking Students at UC Merced140518936.4%
7t71q9grForging Communities in Colonial Alta California -- A Comic137845361.3%
99c0f8m7No Es una Lucha Contra el Cáncer: Las Metáforas de las Latinas en sus Narrativas del Cáncer de Seno129448534.1%
3nh7b27mMedical Legal Violence116417535.3%
5535k7tsAre Older LGBT Adults Falling Behind on Vaccinations?108317728.7%
5b14x0t4Attention and the Mind103257824.3%
2bp1j3n3Not a Cancer “Fight”: Centering Latinas’ Metaphors in Breast Cancer Narratives97306730.9%
7kd2h37pWhat We Can Learn from Black Women's Theatre82305236.6%
1ch4s8k3The Sad Citizen130130.0%

Note: Due to the evolving nature of web traffic, the data presented here should be considered approximate and subject to revision. Learn more.