De Gruyter Brill Book Archives
Unlock the past, build the future
Our digitized backlist is the perfect addition to your catalog! With a combined heritage dating back to 1683 and 1749, the De Gruyter Brill Book Archives offer unparalleled academic excellence, essential for scholars in Linguistics, Classics, Philosophy, History, Theology & Biblical Studies, Area Studies, Law, and beyond. We are pleased to offer you detailed information about the content, pricing and purchase options.
This page offers an overview of the De Gruyter Book Archive. For information on the Brill Book Archives, please visit the Brill website.
The De Gruyter Book Archive
The list of authors who have published with us since our founding in 1749 includes such prominent names as Goethe, Schleiermacher, the Brothers Grimm, Max Planck, Noam Chomsky, and Jürgen Habermas. Our archive has grown to encompass over 55,000 unique works from the history of science and literature, all of which can be made digitally available to your library. Each book has been carefully retro-digitized and further optimized by hand. The titles are available in PDF format or as hardcover reprints.
Your benefits:
- Indexed PDFs with full-text search
- DOI and MARC records for all titles
- DRM-free
- Available as individual titles, Pick & Choose, or in collections
Title lists are available upon request from your Sales Manager.
De Gruyter Book Archive – Sensitive Content
The De Gruyter Book Archive provides sources for historical and disciplinary research that need to be viewed within their historical context. From 1933 to 1945, De Gruyter published some works that, due to their political-ideological orientation, are not actively marketed by us – neither individually nor as part of collections, in print or digitally. However, as a publishing house, we do not believe in censorship, therefore these titles are available for research and scholarly purposes upon request. Titles containing material of a sensitive nature are clearly identified on the relevant product pages.
Individual customers cannot purchase these specially marked titles but should contact a library or research institution to request access. The institution is then required to submit a usage request to sensitive-content@degruyter.com. Our staff will review the request. Approval can only be granted if the interest in the title is academically justified and tied to specific research objectives.
If you come across any titles in our program that you find concerning, please report them to sensitive-content@degruyter.com. We will promptly review your concern.
