Finding Online Articles In
The eJournal List
Most but not all of the ejournals available from the library are included in the Serials Solutions ejournal list. Use this resource if you already have a citation to a specific journal article and you want to know if that article is available full-text online.
Retrieving your article is a multi-step operation. For example, suppose you want to read "The meaning of 1 Corinthians 12:31" by Willem Unnik in Novum Testamentum, volume 35 (April 1993), pages 142-159. Then you would proceed as follows.
- Search the ejournal database by journal title (Novum Testamentum in this case) to see if any issues of that journal are available online.
- The resulting listing tells you which journal issues are available online from each source database. Follow the links to the appropriate source database.
- Once you reach the source database you still have to access the article. What you do at this point depends on what the source database is. In some cases you can search by author-title combination to get the specific article itself. In other cases you will see a way to pick the specific issue of the journal you need.
Here is the main ejournal list.
If you don't find what you want there, then also check the alternate ejournal list from TDNet that lists all resources available through TexShare.