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Full-text access to 2640+ journals (2292 of which are peer reviewed). Another 11000+ journal and magazine articles are searchable and have abstracts. Subjects covered include: Biology / Chemistry / Engineering / Law / Music / Physics / Psychology / Religion & Theology.
Provides access to nearly 1,320 full-text business magazines and journals - of which 641 are peer-reviewed. Covers nearly every area of business including: marketing, accounting, management, finance, economics and more.
This is a vast collection of indexes of 19th century literature - an important resource for historical research pre-1930 - that brings together over 70 subject indexes to: periodicals, books, newspapers, US and UK government documents and US patents, image archives, and more.
Includes unique primary source collections which span the social sciences and humanities and cover a multitude of topics ranging from Medieval manuscripts and Victorian moving images to ephemera from the 1960s and confidential government documents.
Offers comprehensive, timely collections of critical reviews written by leading scientists. Annual Reviews volumes are published each year for 46 focused disciplines within the Biomedical, Life, Physical, and Social Sciences including Economics.
Offre l'accès à une importante collection de périodiques de langue française en sciences humaines et sociales. Offers access to a comprehensive collection of French language periodicals in the social sciences and humanities disciplines.
Comprend un large éventail de disciplines des sciences humaines et sociales, ainsi que des sciences naturelles.
Offers more than 180 journals in the pharmaceutical science, allied health, clinical medicine, and life science areas.
Encompasses the largest collection of primary source full-text electronic editions in philosophy in the world. The series includes significant collections in the history of political thought and theory, religious studies, education, German studies, sociology, the history and philosophy of science, economics, and classics. Contents include published and unpublished works, articles, essays, reviews, and correspondence.
Features journals from Canadian Scientific Publishing covering a broad range of scientific disciplines.
Provides full text access to journals in literary theory, classics, history and cultural studies, philosophy, film, theatre and performing arts, political science, and mathematics.
Provides full text access to journals in these disciplines: Health Sciences/Life & Biomedical Sciences/Materials Science and Engineering/Social Sciences & Humanities
Indexes and provides annotations for material of all sorts related to Shakespeare, including books, articles, productions, reviews, audiovisual material, electronic media. Provides international coverage, and includes popular as well as scholarly material.
See the U of A Library Open Access Publishing research guide for more information and links to freely available eResources including scholarly journal articles.
The University of Alberta Libraries are committed to furthering knowledge through digitization, digital preservation and digital repositories for research and historical content.
For more see: Digital Initiatives
Several U of A publications were digitized as part of the 2008 Centenary celebrations. Showcasing the University's rich history of student, faculty and alumni publication, you can now view and search back issues of Folio, The Trail, The New Trail, Poundmaker and The Gateway.
An unparalleled collection of digitized materials reflecting western Canadian history and the culture of the Canadian prairies. Contains books, newspapers, images and more.
People of all ages will enjoy this opportunity to join Sam Steele as he journeys across Canada and overseas, experiencing his unique perspective as he helped to build our nation.
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