Humanities, honestly scoped: a view over the shared metadata spine and the integrity stream — humanities works described, cite-checked, and status-watched like every other field, without pretending a separate corpus exists where none does yet.
Coming soon
Like every listing in this line: collected from the source, sealed at collection, cite-checkable against the sealed record — and served only as far as each record's license allows.
There is no humanities equivalent of the great open-access libraries — the field's backfile sits with its publishers and platforms. So humanities is listed as what it honestly is today: a view over the layers that do cover it. The metadata spine describes humanities works exactly as it describes physics works, and the integrity stream watches their status the same way.
A humanities corpus joins this lineup when a sanctioned source for one exists at scale. Until then, the view is the product — served from the platform, never double-sealed into a pretend corpus.
This listing is in the build queue, behind the first releases. This page becomes the product page at release.
Every record carries its recorded license, sealed with the record. Full text is served only where that license allows it; everything else is served as metadata, hashes, and change history.