Working with international communities of scholars across all fields of study, Oxford has developed new comprehensive collections of in-depth, peer-reviewed summaries on an ever-growing range of topics.
The ORE project combines the ease of access and speed of digital publishing with the standards of academic publishing. Every month, new topics are added and current essays are updated, ensuring that users have the most up-to-date content at their fingertips. OREs are highly discoverable, peer-reviewed, online encyclopedias with essays planned, written, and reviewed by the world’s leading scholars and scientists, providing hundreds of in-depth articles on core topics in all of the major disciplines. The Oxford Research Encyclopedia (ORE) project is one of the most ambitious reference projects that Oxford University Press has embarked upon. Furthermore, besides connecting the variant spellings of the literary authors' names in English with their Greek name, linked data connect the CENSUS's collection with other standard databases and lead the reader directly to online sources for immediate reading (where copyright permits). The online presence of the CENSUS makes the entire collection of references fully searchable.
Both features thus facilitate detailed searches (both simple and complex) and precise retrieval. Personal names are also indexed by their function (e.g., literary author, translator, editor, etc.). A special, unique feature of the CENSUS is that it fully indexes the contents of large collective volumes such as anthologies or journal issues (in greater detail than in any other available source). The 'CENSUS of Modern Greek Literature' database aims to facilitate access to Greek literature for speakers of English by providing references to all English-language translations of modern Greek literature and to all studies in English that relate to modern Greek literature from the twelfth century AD to the present.
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