Michael Stern Hart Papers (Born Digital Records) | University of Illinois Archives

Title:

Michael Stern Hart Papers (Born Digital Records)

Date:

1986-2007

Access link:

https://digital.library.illinois.edu/collections/53e2b6e0-af03-0132-fd68-0050569601ca-7

Description:

Michael Stern Hart Papers (Born Digital Records), 1986-2007, includes email correspondence; unpublished essays and articles; newsletters, press releases; transcriptions of press articles; book excerpts; photographs; audiovisual materials; web design elements and software programs concerning Project Gutenberg, eBooks, and information dissemination and literacy. Materials also relate to Hart's views on politics, the Internet, and social issues.

Online materials include newsletters, press releases and communications, and selected correspondence relating to the Project Gutenberg.

Additional material that cannot be placed online due to copyright or other reasons is available from the University Archives upon request. These files include email correspondence, audiovisual material, photographs, articles and unpublished writings, concerning the Project Gutenberg and Hart's personal life. Please contact the University Archives for questions or to request access.

Note: Files have been grouped by subject to facilitate its access to users.

Administrative access to preservation, nearline, and access files are available to archives staff at: https://medusa.library.illinois.edu/collections/867

Phys. Desc:

Electronic contents are available mainly in TXT, PDF, JPG, GIF, HTM, and DOC formats. Some website files and software files may require special software for display and access. Archives' staff created derivatives of some files to enhance access to the original contents. Both, original files and derivatives are available for public access. Contents have a size of 11.5 GB.

ID:

53e2b6e0-af03-0132-fd68-0050569601ca-7

Repository:

University of Illinois Archives

Found in:

26/20/191 Michael Stern Hart Papers, 1964-2010

Subjects:

Computer Based Communications
Computers
Computer Software
History of Literature
Literature

Rights:

Copyright of these records is generally not held by the University of Illinois. Any copies provided are for personal research use, and the permission of the copyright holder may need to be secured before redistribution or publication. Copyright of Hart's unpublished are made available under an Attribution-Noncommercial-ShareAlike Creative Commons License (CC BY-NC-SA 2.0). Please contact us for more information.