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who didnt tell me there is an active (official) jstor tumblr blog lmao
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being gay will have you saying shit like "i need to read academic articles about dracula"
jstor you saved my life!!! you have a source on the gwalior quran for an article im writing and almost nowhere else has it available <33 thank you i <3 youuu
I did not expect you guys to have a Tumblr, but I am glad because I can say I love you. I found the most perfect source on jstor for a final project I had to do for a class I was taking <3
We’re so glad you found us here! And the source you needed!
Juneteenth marks a pivotal moment in the long and complex history of emancipation in the United States. This JSTOR Daily reading list explores how freedom was commemorated across different communities, the origins of Juneteenth celebrations, and the ways Black Americans used Emancipation Day gatherings to advocate for citizenship, voting rights, and civic participation. See the reading list. Image: Juneteenth Emancipation Day Celebration, June 19, 1900, Texas, Mrs. Charles Stephenson. Via Wikimedia Commons.
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JSTOR implementing an AI research tool. Even you, Brutus?
Hello lovely Jstor! Thank-you so much for existing! Is there a way to brows the website for books etc that are open access please? I have really enjoyed exploring the 100 books you posted a little while ago, and was wondering if there is a way to view more. I am located in the UK and my library does not connect me to Jstor and I finished uni a loooooooong time ago. Many thanks for being such a fantastic source of interesting reading. Lots of love xxx
Hi there, thank you for the kind words and for your question!
I spoke with our discovery team, and the best way to browse open access books at the moment without a specific search query is to start with our Browse by Title page, which lists titles alphabetically. While this page isn't limited to open access books, open access titles are clearly marked with a green Open Access label.
If you or anyone else reading this have a specific use case in mind, I'd be happy to pass it along to the team! Understanding how people would like to browse or discover open access books is especially helpful feedback as we consider future improvements.
