Books In Print contains unbiased bibliographic information for over 7.5 million in-print, out-of-print and forthcoming books, e-books, audio and video titles. Also available are 1.2 million title reviews, 887,000 table of contents, and 3.1 million annotations.
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This resource provides free, high-quality digital texts of Shakespeare's plays. The plays in The Folger Shakespeare are taken from the Folger Shakespeare Library editions, completed in 2010 by editors Barbara Mowat and Paul Werstine and published by Simon & Schuster.
JSTOR provides access to high-resolution full-text e-books and articles from hundreds of scholarly journals. Resources are available from books and journals in several subject areas including philosophy, political science, language and literature, general science, history, and mathematics.
In 2021 JSTOR launched a project to bring Artstor to JSTOR, creating a platform for discovering and working with both text and images. As of May 2022, 95% of the images in Artstor collections have been added to JSTOR. JSTOR platform features and functionality are also evolving to support work with multiple formats of research materials. Click here to read more about the change.
Users can search JSTOR by keyword, author, title, and date range, and browse by subject, title, publisher, collection, and images. For help with searching JSTOR, please refer to How to Use JSTOR. Articles can be printed or downloaded to one's desktop for later viewing.
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Naxos Spoken Word Library contains over 4,000 audio recordings of works of literature, poetry, history, philosophy (and more). Many program works are available including works read in French and German.
Access Naxos Spoken Word Library from off-campus. (St. John's faculty, students, and staff can input their SJC username and password to gain access to this resource.)
*Mobile Access
Mobile access is available on iPhone and iPad via the NSWL app on iTunes. Please contact John Jewitt for login information.