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Gorgias Press
OUR PARTNERSHIP |
In 2018, Gorgias Press and De Gruyter have formed an editorial and commercial partnership for Gorgias Press titles. Through this agreement, eBook versions of all Gorgias Press titles will be available on degruyter.com.
The agreement includes the Gorgias Press output of 75 titles per year and a backlist of more than 3,000 titles, all renowned in their fields for their outstanding level of quality..
Gorgias Press has published over 3,000 titles in history, language and religious studies, with specific areas of expertise in the Ancient Near East, Arabic and Islamic Studies, Archaeology, Biblical Studies, Classics, Early Christianity, Jewish Studies, Linguistics, and Syriac.
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HIGHLIGHTS |
The Gorgias Encyclopedic Dictionary of the Syriac Heritage
A Place Between Two Places
The Masorah of the Former Prophets in the Leningrad Codex (Vol. 1: Joshua)
The Unremembered Dead
PRODUCTS OF GORGIAS PRESS |
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| 2018 |
~ 75 titles Available as of 2nd quarter 2018:
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| 2000-2017 |
~ 3,000 titles Available as of 2nd quarter 2018:
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ABOUT GORGIAS PRESS: |
Founded in 2001, Gorgias Press is an independent academic publisher of books and journals related to history, languages, and religious studies, with specific areas of expertise in the Ancient Near East, Arabic and Islamic Studies, Archaeology, Biblical Studies, Classics, Early Christianity, Jewish Studies, Linguistics, and Syriac.
Gorgias [GOR-gee-us] Press was originally created by George and Christine Kiraz as a specialty press that could keep up with their research interests. With a background in computational linguistics, George Kiraz envisioned combining cutting-edge technology with humanities research. The new company would be completely online, with no physical storefront, and it would use automation and digital printing technology rather than traditional print runs. With these tools, the press could afford to publish rare and understudied topicsthat were previously considered unprofitable, and Gorgias soon became known for its pioneering work in linguistics, religion, and especially Syriac.
Gorgias’ philosophy of “Publishing for the Sake of Knowledge,” rather than profit, attracted a number of new authors, and the press’s areas of interest rapidly began to expand. Today, Gorgias Press publishes 50–60 new titles a year, including monographs, edited volumes, translations, and more, and Gorgias books can be found in academic collections all over the world.