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‘In the last year, we’ve really seen the importance of reliable digital products’ amid the constraints of the coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, says academic division managing director David Clark. Image: Oxford World’s Classics A Series More Than 100 Years in the Making This week, the Oxford University Press has announced a new digital resource, bringing together its flagship “Oxford World’s Classics” collection in a single dedicated digital format. Institutional users will have access to 300 works, “ranging from 18th-century dramas and essays to core Victorian novels, complete with up-to-date supplementary materials,” according to media messaging. The new online version of the series “is designed with users in mind,” per information from the publisher. The new site’s searching and browsing functionality is said to be easy to “allow researchers, lecturers, and students to pinpoint the material they need.

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