如何使用JSTOR經典溯電子期刊.pptVIP

FlySheet - * Any questions? 飛資得資訊 Tel: (02 Fax: (02jstor@.tw * * * * You have two options for accessing articles in JSTOR: 1.?With browsing, you can move through journals in the archive similar to how you would browse physical journals in a library, beginning by selecting a journal title and issue, and then moving through the journal to the Table of Contents and individual items in an issue. 2.?With searching, you can search journal content in JSTOR using a basic or an advanced search form. This tutorial will introduce you to basic searching only. * By browsing, you can move through JSTOR journals and articles in a manner similar to how you would browse physical journals in a library. Begin browsing by selecting one or more disciplines or by choosing a journal title from the alphabetical list of journals. From there, you will be able to select the desired?volume, issue and finally the article you are looking for. In the example here, you can see the main browse page, which includes the main JSTOR menu items at the top of the screen. These menu items are present in all pages inside JSTOR. Browsing is particularly useful for locating articles when you have a specific citation and for serendipitously discovering articles. * Let’s say we would like to browse to The American Historical Review, Vol. 103, No. 5. We’d start by selecting the link for The American Historical Review, as you see on this slide. * In this example, you would select the appropriate volume range and issue until you reach of the desired volume of The American Historical Review. * Each issue of a JSTOR journal has a Table of Contents page. All pages of the printed journal are digitized. From the Table of Contents, you can access articles, reviews, opinion pieces and other items that comprise a particular issue. You can also access the citation for the item and you can print or download it. Using the links under the main selection items, you can also investigate other titles,