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Project
MUSE
| Indexing |
Yes |
Coverage |
100+ journals |
| Abstracting |
None |
Updated |
Continually |
| Full Text |
1996 to present, |
Interface |
Project Muse |
| Title
List |
for most journals |
Vendor |
Johns Hopkins University Press |
Project MUSE was launched in 1995 by the Johns Hopkins University
Press to offer the full text of JHUP scholarly journals via
the world wide web. Johns Hopkins University Press has published
with distinction in such disciplines as literary studies,
classics, history, economics, political science, and the history
of science and medicine. Project MUSE covers the fields of
literature and criticism, history, the visual and performing
arts, cultural studies, education, social sciences, mathematics,
political science, gender studies, and many others. In 2000,
Project MUSE enters its second phase of development with the
addition of journal titles from other scholarly publishers.
In general, most journals start with 1996, while Literary
Theory & American Studies journals begin with the 1995 volume.
Coverage for selected Project MUSE titles now begins with
volumes as early as 1993.
Project MUSE offers a user-friendly interface with the following
features:
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Search full text across all journals in
the database, selected journal titles,
or in a single title. |
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Search tables of contents of articles and
book reviews by author and title. |
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Library of Congress subject headings follow
each article title in the tables of contents and embedded
in article files for accurate searching. |
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Illustrations that are larger and sharper
than those in the print journal and, where possible, in
full color. |
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Images displayed in up to four sizes. |
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Editorial information, indexing/abstracting
listings, bibliographic data. |
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