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Multidisciplinary - good for nearly all subjects. Scholarly and trade journals, popular magazines, newspapers, conference proceedings, book reviews, and more.
Scholarly journal archive for the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences; current issues (usually the last 2-5 years) are not digitized by JSTOR and may be obtained elsewhere.
Hundreds of dictionaries, general reference, language reference, and subject reference works from Oxford University Press.
Scholarly literature in the sciences, health and medicine, social sciences, arts, and humanities and proceedings of international conferences, symposia, seminars, colloquia, workshops, and conventions. Includes cited reference searching across many databases. Search all databases in Web of Science (includes Medline and BIOSIS, direct link for on-campus users). Dates of coverage: 1965 to present.
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The Late Qing and Republican-Era Chinese Newspapers collection provides invaluable perspective on a critical period in Chinese history, including papers from more than twenty cities. (Dates of coverage 1911-1949)
Wide range of regional newspapers from the Middle East and North Africa, in Arabic, English, and French, providing unique insights into the history of individual countries, as well as broad viewpoints on key historic events. (Dates of coverage 1902-1972)
This collection of digitized primary sources provides access to two hundred years of scientific research and progress in the fields of natural history, natural sciences, medical research, climate science, civil and human rights, education in the sciences, and more. Accessible through the Wiley Digital Archives platform, The New York Academy of Sciences Collection contains an extensive body of diverse and interdisciplinary original materials, including correspondence, fieldwork, gray literature, personal papers, photographs, and proceedings.