Viking and Medieval Scandinavia

New on ejournals@cambridge A-Z : Viking and Medieval Scandinavia

From the Brepols website:

“Viking and Medieval Scandinavia is a multidisciplinary journal that covers the full range of studies in the field, stretching geographically from Russia to North America and chronologically from the Viking Age to the end of the medieval period. “

Now available to the University of Cambridge electronically from volume 1 (2005) to present. Back issues were added to an already existing subscription.

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Latin American and Latinx Visual Culture

New on ejournals@cambridge A-Z : Latin American and Latinx Visual Culture

From the University of California Press website:

“Latin American and Latinx Visual Culture is a quarterly peer-reviewed journal dedicated to publishing the most current international research on the visual culture of Mexico, Central America, South America, and the Caribbean, as well as that created in diaspora. A defining focus of the journal is its concentration of current scholarship on both Latin American and Latinx visual culture in a single publication. The journal aims to approach ancient, colonial, modern and contemporary Latin American and Latinx visual culture from a range of interdisciplinary methodologies and perspectives.“

Now available to the University of Cambridge electronically from volume 1 (2019) to present.

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New eresource : Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Neuroscience

The Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Neuroscience is now available for members of the University of Cambridge from the Databases A-Z.

“This is designed to be a unique resource for students of neuroscience at any level. It is intended as a complete and constantly updated information site that is provided by the top experts in the field and that covers all areas of contemporary neuroscience in more depth than textbooks.

“ORE articles, all of which will be peer reviewed, will be regularly updated to keep pace with this quickly evolving field, and the digital medium allows for high quality color illustrations as well as video and audio supplements. Furthermore, we will provide a full range of links to other available related resources.

“We hope that this ORE will appeal to all interested in neuroscience, from motivated amateurs to students at various levels to professional scientists.”

S. Murray Sherman
University of Chicago
Editor in Chief

From ‘Letter from the editor’

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Pharmacy in History

New on ejournals@cambridge A-Z : PHARMACY IN HISTORY

 

From the JSTOR website:

“Pharmacy in History is a quarterly journal devoted to exploring the place of pharmacy in the history of civilization.  Generally, each issue contains two peer-reviewed research papers; a notes and departments section comprised of short research communications, news of the field, and article abstracts; plus a book review section.  The journal is indexed every three years.  Research articles examine the history of the pharmacy profession, pharmacy’s place in society, drug discovery, the development of the pharmaceutical industry, the marketing of medicines, and the progress of the pharmaceutical sciences.  All peer-reviewed articles are fully documented.  Pharmacy in History also strives to include high-quality illustrations throughout each issue. “

Now available to the University of Cambridge electronically from volume 4 (1959) to present.

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Linguistics Vanguard

New on ejournals@cambridge A-Z :

Linguistics Vanguard

From the de Gruyter website:

“Linguistics Vanguard is a new channel for high quality articles and innovative approaches in all major fields of linguistics. This multimodal journal is published solely online and provides an accessible platform supporting both traditional and new kinds of publications. Linguistics Vanguard seeks to publish concise and up-to-date reports on the state of the art in linguistics as well as cutting-edge research papers. With its topical breadth of coverage and anticipated quick rate of production, it is one of the leading platforms for scientific exchange in linguistics. Its broad theoretical range, international scope, and diversity of article formats engage students and scholars alike.”

Now available to the University of Cambridge electronically from volume 1 (2015) to present.

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Edinburgh Law Review

New on ejournals@cambridge A-Z :

Edinburgh Law Review

From the Edinburgh University Press website:

“An international forum for the discussion of law

• High-quality, original, refereed academic writing
• Contemporary substantive law, legal theory and history, and other aspects of the study of law in its social and cultural context
• Focus on Scots law and the Scottish legal system, setting the law of Scotland in an international and comparative context
• Coverage of interest for a modern European ius commune
• Discussion of issues common to mixed legal systems
• Analysis of developments in legislation and of court decisions
• Reviews of major academic works”

Now available to the University of Cambridge electronically from volume 4 (2000) to present.

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CounterText

New on ejournals@cambridge A-Z :

CounterText

From the Edinburgh University Press website:

“CounterText is uniquely centred on the study of literature and its 21st-century extensions. Is literature what it used to be? Are the broader resonances of the literary being overtaken in the drifts towards image cultures, digital spaces, globalisation and technoscientific advances? Or might the literary simply be elsewhere? CounterText seeks and commissions contributions that explore this fluid ‘post-literary’ reality in its various forms and challenges.

“For CounterText, the post-literary is the domain in which any artefact that might have some claim on the literary appears. Inevitably, most of these artefacts will conform to familiar manifestations of the literary, doing little to reconfigure cultural givens and accepted notions of textuality. However, the post-literary domain also allows for vital and challenging migrations and mutations of the literary. Such artefacts might be called ‘countertextual’. The countertextual is strategic, energetic, metamorphic and revelatory of the charged evolutions and radical transformations of the literary today.”

Now available to the University of Cambridge electronically from volume 1 (2015) to present.

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Ben Jonson Journal

New on ejournals@cambridge A-Z :

Ben Jonson Journal

From the Edinburgh University Press website:

“The Ben Jonson Journal is a peer-reviewed, twice-a-year review devoted to the study of Ben Jonson and the culture in which his manifold literary efforts thrived. It includes essays on poetry, theatre, criticism, religion, law, the court, the curriculum, medicine, commerce, the city, and family life.

“The journal is also concerned with the manifestation of these and other interests in Renaissance life and culture generally and so contains material not only concerning Jonson specifically but of significance to the age in which he lived.”

Now available to the University of Cambridge electronically from volume 7 (2000) to present.

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Journal of British Cinema and Television

New on ejournals@cambridge A-Z :

Journal of British Cinema and Television

From the Edinburgh University Press website:

“The Journal of British Cinema and Television is the prime site for anyone interested in reading or publishing original work in the fields of British cinema and television. Themed issues alternate with general ones, and each issue contains a wide range of articles and substantial book reviews. The Journal also runs conference reports, in-depth interviews with leading practitioners in the field, and a section intended to encourage debate amongst those studying British cinema and television.”

Now available to the University of Cambridge electronically from volume 1 (2004) to present.

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Costume : the journal of the Costume Society

New on ejournals@cambridge A-Z :

Costume : the journal of the Costume Society

From the Edinburgh University Press website:

“Costume is a scholarly, refereed publication presenting current research into historic and contemporary dress. The journal publishes articles from a broad chronological period and with a worldwide remit; it maintains a balance between practice and theory and concentrates on the social significance of dress. The journal also includes reviews and listings of new books, journal articles and exhibitions.

“The editorial team’s complementary expertise and experience as curators, writers and lecturers ensure a wide network of contacts throughout the diverse world of dress and textile studies. Articles are welcomed from both established researchers and those new to the field.”

Now available to the University of Cambridge electronically from volume 34 (2000) to present.

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