Databases by Subject
Databases Beginning with J
Databases Beginning with J
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A database of all books, ebooks, print periodicals, media, streaming videos, curricula and kits available at Lewis Jackson Library. The sizable electronic periodical collection (see the Jackson Library Journal List) and some archival materials are not included.
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A database of all print and electronic periodicals available at Jackson Library—journals, magazines, newspapers, newsletters, and trade publications. Search by title, subject or keyword or view publications by subject category.
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An online edition of the 12-volume Jewish Encyclopedia (1906) with over 15,000 articles and illustrations. Modern Jewish history (the creation of Israel, the Holocaust) is not included.
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A database of original reports from around the world of 20th century Jewish experiences often absent from popular media. Dates from 1923 forward, with thousands of articles documenting the Holocaust, life in Communist Russia, life in Palestine, etc.
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An initiative of the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, this resource offers 16,000 articles and 7,000 photos and maps. Sections include: History, Women, Biography, Politics, Religion, The Holocaust, US-Israel Relations, Reference and Statistics. Also covers Jewish-Christian-Muslim relations and the Peace Process.
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The National Library of Israel's ( formerly, Jewish National University Library) digitized collection of 1100 rare and out-of-print works from the 15th to the early 20th Century. Subjects include: the Bible, sermons, ethics, Hebrew literature and Jewish history.
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Contains the searchable full text of the Lewis and Clark expedition journals, in addition to related audio, video, and images; Native American perspectives, and links to other resources.
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A database of scholarly journal tables of contents (TOCs) with an alert service to notify users when selected TOCs are published. The database tracks over 22,000 journals, many open access.
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A deep archive of scholarly journals in the arts, humanities, and sciences, dating to the 1700s, covering subjects such as: anthropology, archaeology, biology, botany, business, culture, ecology, education, history, language, literature, math, music, philosophy, political science, racial and ethnic studies, religion, and sociology.
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A database of all books, ebooks, print periodicals, media, streaming videos, curricula and kits available at Lewis Jackson Library. The sizable electronic periodical collection (see the Jackson Library Journal List) and some archival materials are not included.
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A database of all print and electronic periodicals available at Jackson Library—journals, magazines, newspapers, newsletters, and trade publications. Search by title, subject or keyword or view publications by subject category.
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An online edition of the 12-volume Jewish Encyclopedia (1906) with over 15,000 articles and illustrations. Modern Jewish history (the creation of Israel, the Holocaust) is not included.
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A database of original reports from around the world of 20th century Jewish experiences often absent from popular media. Dates from 1923 forward, with thousands of articles documenting the Holocaust, life in Communist Russia, life in Palestine, etc.
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An initiative of the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, this resource offers 16,000 articles and 7,000 photos and maps. Sections include: History, Women, Biography, Politics, Religion, The Holocaust, US-Israel Relations, Reference and Statistics. Also covers Jewish-Christian-Muslim relations and the Peace Process.
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The National Library of Israel (formerly the Jewish National University Library) digitized collection of 1100 rare and out-of-print works from the 15th to the early 20th Century. Subjects include: the Bible, sermons, ethics, Hebrew literature and Jewish history.
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Contains the searchable full text of the Lewis and Clark expedition journals, in addition to related audio, video, and images; Native American perspectives, and links to other resources.
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A database of scholarly journal tables of contents (TOCs) with an alert service to notify users when selected TOCs are published. The database tracks over 22,000 journals, many open access.
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A deep archive of scholarly journals in the arts, humanities, and sciences, dating to the 1700s, covering subjects such as: anthropology, archaeology, biology, botany, business, culture, ecology, education, history, language, literature, math, music, philosophy, political science, racial and ethnic studies, religion, and sociology.
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