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Philosophy

Databases   Subject Guide

Most Useful Databases

An index of journals and book in philosophy and related fields from 1940 to present. (Citations only).

A multi-disciplinary database of journals, magazines, book chapters, and government reports. (Some full-text).

Basic information on almost any topic from specialized encyclopedias, dictionaries, and handbooks. (Full-text).

Scholarly journals from many fields. Archives go back to 1831, but recent issues (past 3-5 years) are not included. (Full-text).
Purchase made possible by a generous donation from the Rockwell Foundation.

A multi-disciplinary index of journal and magazine articles from 1982 to present. (Some full-text).

Journals and magazines in religion and philosophy. (Some full-text).

An index of high impact research journals in the humanities, sciences, and social sciences. (Citations only).

 

Other Databases

An index of journals and magazines in every field of study. (Citations only).

An index to reviews of English-language books in journals and magazines. (Citations only).

Electronic books in almost every field. Features include full-text searching, bookmarks, and personal notes. (Full-text).
Free software is required: download ebrary Reader™

The complete encyclopedia, plus Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, an atlas, and timelines. (Full-text).

An Internet search engine for scholarly journals, books, preprints, and theses with links to UHD-purchased content.

Electronic books from academic, professional, and popular publishers. (Full-text).

Essays on controversial topics from books in the Opposing Viewpoints series, the Current Controversies series, and the At Issue series. Additional content includes magazines, journals, news, primary sources, statistics, multimedia, and web sites. (Full-text).

Electronic journals in the humanities and the social sciences. (Full-text).

A catalog of 58 million books, dissertations, sound recordings, and videos available in libraries. (Citations only).

 

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