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Index theologicus (IxTheo): a major index to the periodical literature and to articles published in essay collections, with subject headings in both German and English. From the
Universitätsbibliothek Tübingen. Captures permanently what appears initially in ZID Theologie, below. "Period under review" (number of records by year of publication) here. But the print original (Zeitschriftenihaltdienst Theologie) reaches as far back as 1975. |
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ZID (Zeitschrifteninhaltsdienst) Theologie:
tables of contents to recent journal issues and essay collections from around the world, with article-level
subject headings in both German and English. Browse alphabetically by
title, or search using
the "Find" feature on your browser. Covers roughly the
period between publication and appearance in the ATLA
Religion Database (not to mention many titles never indexed therein), as follows: records added on the 10th of the current month (Aktuelle Ausgabe), the previous month (Vormonat), and the month before that (Drittletzter Monat); and records added at about 8:20 p.m. on the previous day (Vortag), the day before that (Vorletzter Tag), and the day before that (Drittletzter Tag). Records more than three months old disappear into the database Index theologicus, above.
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Biblioteca del ISEDET |
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BibScout, Theologie und Religionswissenschaften: lists books, incl. reference books. |
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Harding University Graduate School of Religion Library Research Guides (Don Meredith): outstanding annotated research guides inclusive (as should be all such online guides!) of much that is available only in print. |
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Internet Resources, McAlister Library, Fuller Theological Seminary |
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Research Guide for Christianity, Yale Divinity School Library |
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Virtual Religion Index |
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Wabash Center Guide to Internet Resources for Teaching and Learning in
Theology and Religion |
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Intute, Religion & Theology |
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INFOMINE: Scholarly
Internet Resource Collections |
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Internet Scout Project |
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Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL): the Web version of a major biographical encyclopedia with excellent bibliographies. Remains in almost constant production. |
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Bibliographies on the Net |
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Center of Theological
Inquiry |
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Christian Classics Ethereal
Library |
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COMPLUDOC: similar to DIALNET, below. |
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Cooperative
Digital Resources Initiative |
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DIALNET: a current awareness service and major index to
"scholarly output in the Spanish language". List of journals covered on the homepage under the heading "Búsqueda Rápida por Inicial", or, beneath that, by broad subject heading (e.g. "Humanidades"). 3,315 journals and 9,550 essay collections as of 13 October 2006, including many in theology ("Religión. Hª de las religiones"). Includes some theses (tesis), too. A drop-down menu permits access to an interface in English. |
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Dictionnaire de spiritualité: alphabetical range per volume |
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Directory of
Departments and Programs of Religious Studies in North
America (CSSR) |
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Directory of Open Access
Journals, Religion (University of Lund) |
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Documenta Catholica Omnia |
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Electronic Journals, Religious Studies Web Guide (Saundra Lipton, University of Calgary) |
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Fides
Quaerens Internetum (The Christian Theology Page):
"a hub for locating
serious Christian theological activity on the Internet". |
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Free Theological Journals on the Web (American Theological Library Association) |
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Freiburger Fachportal Theologie |
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Full-Text Theology Journals Online (Lois J. Blume Library, St. Mary's University) |
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Gifford Lectures |
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Glossary of Theological Terms |
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Guide to the Graduate Study of Religion and Theology (American Academy of Religion) |
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Farmington Institute, Papers of the:
short papers by prominent academics on a number of topics within
theology. |
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Handbuch der Dogmengeschichte |
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Index Deutschsprachiger Zeitschriften, 1750-1815 (IDZ) |
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Indexes and Guides to Western European Periodicals in the
Humanities and Social Sciences:
identifies indices and guides to the periodical literature
of several centuries. Comes in two parts: 1)
comprehensive resources and 2) language-specific resources. |
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Latin American Periodicals Tables of Contents (LAPTOC) |
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Lexikon für Theologie und Kirche: article and author search |
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Method and Theory in the Study of Religion: A Specialized Bibliography in the Study of Religion |
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Religion-Online.org |
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RGG4
(Religion in Geschichte und Gegenwart, 4. Aufl.)
Stichwörter (entries); publication dates |
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Riviste on line (Istituto Teologico di Assisi): covers a number of important theological journals published in Italy.. |
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Search Pigeon: Open Access Journals and Research Tools for Researchers in the Humanities |
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Sommaires de périodiques and Service d'abonnement, Portal du Réseau, Maisons des Sciences de l'Homme: the Sommaires de périodiques is a searchable database composed of journal-issue tables of contents, including those to a surprising number of major theological journals. The Service d'abonnement is a current-awareness service: to have tables of contents delivered to your Inbox as they become available, register and then select the journals of interest to you from a long alphabetical list. |
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THEOLDI (Theological Liturature Documented in Insbruck): searches the following three databases simultaneously: BILDI, KALDI, and MIMESIS. |
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Theological Journals Search: :"search[es] over 250 religion journals related to scripture studies, systematic theology, practical ministries, and cognate disciplines for which full text is freely available on the Internet." |
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Theos: The Public Theology Think Tank: "aims to provide alternative perspectives to the orthodoxies of secular culture and impact public opinion about the role of faith and belief in society. It was launched in November 2006 with the support of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, and the Cardinal Archbishop of Westminster, Cardinal Cormac Murphy-O'Connor". |
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TRE (Theologische Realenzyklopädie) Entries
List; publication dates |
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Theology.ie |
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TREN (Theological Research
Exchange Network) |
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ViVa Women's History: "Viva is a current bibliography of women's and gender history in historical and women's studies journals. Articles in English, French, German, Dutch, and Scandinavian languages are selected from 180 European, American, Canadian, Asian, Australian and New Zealand journals. All bibliographic descriptions are stored in the ViVa database. It now contains more than 10,000 records describing articles from 1975 onwards. It is online and freely accessible. You can search the database, and, for titles from 1995 on it is possible to browse by year of publication" (12 October 2006). |
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Yale Divinity Digital Image and Text Library |