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Before you begin, please note the following:

  • You must fill out a separate copy of this form for each Harvard University Press work for which you are requesting reprint permissions.
  • Please ensure that any graphic you wish to use is original Harvard University Press content (i.e., it has not been reprinted from another source).
  • Harvard University Press does not authorize adaptations or redrawing of graphics.
  • Regarding your use of HUP work: Editions or formats that are abridged, expanded, or otherwise altered from the main work you describe are considered different uses (not just different formats) and they are subject to separate review and pricing. You should fill out a separate copy of this form for any variants from your main use.
  • Harvard University Press does not grant permission for “all languages.” Requests for alternate languages are considered on a case-by-case basis and may require use of an existing translation.

Please note that partially-completed forms cannot be saved. Use your discretion when requesting large numbers of excerpts; if you are requesting in excess of approximately 20 text passages, images, or lines from poems from a single HUP work, you may prefer to split your request into multiple batches (i.e., fill out the form more than once). Alternatively, you may send your complete list of requested items, along with the other information requested on this form, by mail to:

Permissions & Copyright Department
Harvard University Press
79 Garden Street
Cambridge, MA 02138-1499, USA

About Your Request

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Requester Contact Information

Please separate multi-line addresses with a comma (,) or semicolon (;). For example: “123 Main Street, Smith Building, Suite 6F.”

We will respond by email to the address you gave above. In addition, will you need a hard copy of all correspondence? *

Which Harvard University Press Book and Which Portions?

Please separate multiple author names with a comma (,) or semicolon (;). For example: “Jane White, John Black, and Kevin Brown.”

Text Passages

If you are requesting the use of multiple passages, please itemize each below. Be sure to use the page numbers of the HUP edition of the work. We cannot accept requests for our content as cited in other sources.

Opening Words Closing Words Beginning Page (#) Ending Page (#) Total Pages
 
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Illustrations, Tables, Figures, or Maps

Please double-check that any graphic you wish to use is original to the Harvard University Press book (i.e. it has not been reprinted from another source). Harvard University Press does not authorize adaptations or redrawing of graphics.

Type Selection Title or Description Page (#)
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Lines of Poetry

If you are using multiple excerpts within a given page spread, please itemize each below. Be sure to use the line numbers of the HUP edition of the work.

Poem Title, Number, or First Line First Line (#) Last Line (#) Total Lines
 
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Proposed Use

Please separate multiple author names with a comma (,) or semicolon (;). For example: “Jane White, John Black, and Kevin Brown.”

In What Work Will the Reprinted Material Appear?

Publisher Contact Information

Please separate multi-line addresses with a comma (,) or semicolon (;). For example: “123 Main Street, Smith Building, Suite 6F.”

In What Formats?

Using the table below, please specify which formats the proposed work will appear in and the supplementary details for each. Note that you will need to apply separately for editions or formats that are abridged, expanded, or otherwise altered from the work you described above, as these alternate editions are considered different uses subject to separate review and pricing. Harvard University Press does not grant permission for “all languages.”

Format * Price & Currency ($, £, €, etc.) 1st Print Run (#) Total Est. Print/Circ. (#) Language * Territory *
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And in What Context?

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