JSTOR

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Description

JSTOR provides electronic access to back runs of more than 2,000 important scholarly journals. Journals that do not include full-text may be requested using the Article Delivery Service. Disciplines covered include:

African American Studies
African Studies
Anthropology
Aquatic Sciences
Archaeology
Architecture
Art & Art History
Asian Studies
Biological Sciences
Botany & Plant Sciences
Business
Classical Studies
Ecology & Evolutionary Biology
Economics
Education
Feminist & Women studies
Finance
Folklore
General Science
Geography
History
History of Science & Technology
Language & Literature
Latin American Studies
Law
Mathematics
Middle East Studies
Paleontology
Performing Arts
Philosophy
Political Science
Population Studies
Psychology
Public Policy & Administration
Slavic Studies
Sociology
Statistics

The database allows keyword and Boolean searching across the full-text of all journals in the database, selected subsets of journal titles, or in just a single title. Searching by authors, titles, and publication dates is also available. Results display as page images, including not only text, but photographs, illustrations, musical notation, and all other graphic features. Users may not only view citations and articles, but also print and download.

Help

Help is available via a link at the upper right on every screen.

For help using these indexes see: How do I find an article on my topic?

Dates covered

Earliest date is 1665; due to "moving wall" agreements with the publishers, JSTOR does not include current issues of journals; the most recently published issue of any current journal will not appear in JSTOR until 1-5 years after the publishing date.

Updating frequency

Irregular.

Sources

Scholarly journals from various publishers. An alphabetical list of the journals included in the database is available from the "Browse" option in the top menu bar.

Type of coverage

JSTOR is a full text archive of articles from journals in several major collections. The Rutgers University Libraries subscribe to the collections for: