About Since its launch in 2019, the MIT Press Reader has drawn on the MIT Press’s rich archive and family of authors to produce thought-provoking excerpts, interviews, and other original works written for a general audience. Spanning topics from philosophy and history to science and technology, we aim to illuminate the bold ideas and voices that make up the Press’s expansive catalog, to ...
tz on MSN: Bayerischer Bühnen-Star mit vier Kindern im Interview – „Perfektionismus ist nichts für Mütter“
Martina Schwarzmann ist nicht nur eine der bekanntesten Kabarettistinnen Deutschlands – sie ist auch vierfache Mutter. Im Interview spricht sie über ihren Alltag. Warum sie auf Perfektion verzichtet u ...
Bayerischer Bühnen-Star mit vier Kindern im Interview – „Perfektionismus ist nichts für Mütter“
Illuminating the bold ideas and voices that make up the MIT Press's expansive catalog. We publish thought-provoking excerpts, interviews, and original essays written for a general reader but backed by academic rigor.
The MIT Press Reader draws on the MIT Press’s expansive catalog and family of authors to produce thought-provoking excerpts, interviews, and original essays — written for a general audience but backed by academic rigor. Our stories have been syndicated by leading media outlets, including Smithsonian Magazine, Scientific American, The Daily Beast, Quartz, Slate, Time Magazine, Nautilus ...
The MIT Press has been a leader in open access (OA) book publishing for over two decades, beginning with the publication of William Mitchell’s “ City of Bits,” which appeared simultaneously in print and in a dynamic, open web edition in 1995. Today, the Press boasts hundreds of open access books — and hundreds of free-to-read journal articles — with an average of 80 new titles added ...