JSTOR is an archive of past articles from many academic journals, supported by a consortium of libraries. This is a list of JSTOR's journal holdings in religion, but you can also search history, social sciences and a host of other subject areas. Not the latest issues, but a selection of good journals with a lot of timeless articles.
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Subjects: History, European Studies, Art History, English
Description: Research database containing links to other information sources. Mainly focused on Europe during 400-1500.
Contents: Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journal Articles; Books
Subjects: Theological Studies, Philosophy, Classics and Archaeology, Catholic Studies, Ethics, Jewish Studies
Description: Research database from EBSCOhost containing full text. Includes materials from 1880s-present.
Contents: Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journal Articles; Popular (Non-Scholarly) Articles - Magazines; Trade/Professional Articles; Books; Book Chapters; Book Reviews
Subjects: Classics and Archaeology, History, Theological Studies
Description: Research database from Brepols Publishing containing links to other information sources. Includes materials from 1928-3 years ago. Mainly focused on ancient Greece, Rome, related parts of the Mediterranean region, and the Ancient Near East.
Contents: Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journal Articles; Books; Book Chapters; Book Reviews
Subjects: Theological Studies, Biblical studies
Description: Research database from EBSCOhost containing links to other information sources.
Contents: Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journal Articles; Books; Book Reviews
Casa di Dante, Florence
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This is an anthology of literary criticism, culling articles and chapters in books, on individual writers and genres. The articles are in historical order, and, after the first large collection on a topic, further articles and chapters will appear in later volumes of this set. You can consult the online version contained in Literature Criticism Online or latest paper volume's index to find in which volumes there are articles on Dante and other subjects. Then, read the selected texts, either online or, if uncomfortable with controlling your page-turning, consult the physical volumes.