When you're looking for articles relating to a specific topic, journal article databases are a good place to begin. Not all individual journal articles are indexed in the catalog. Using one of the recommended databases below will give you more comprehensive results.
What if you have a citation for a journal article (for example, one you found in a book or got from a professor) and want to access the article itself? You'll need to search for the title of the journal in the library catalog to find out if we have access to the journal. Select the option "Reed Library Only" when searching for title of journals. Your search results will include any print or electronic holdings for the journal you need. If the article you are looking for is not available at Reed, you can request it from Interlibrary loan. ILL is the only way to get articles not available at Reed.
Full text archive of scholarly journals and primary sources in various disciplines. As of August 2024, the interdisciplinary library of images once known as Artstor has been completely incorporated within the JSTOR platform. Artstor images will appear in all searches, or you can use the Browse Images function.
Replaces Humanities Abstracts. Full text of hundreds of journals, books and other published source. Covers humanities and social sciences.
The major index of literary, linguistic and folklore scholarship. Covers all languages and literatures except classical Greek and Latin.
Index, with abstracts, to research in world history (excluding North America) from 1450 through the 20th Century. For North American history use America: History and Life.
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