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Asian Studies at the University of Florida Libraries
The Asian Studies Collection at the University of Florida contains materials on:
- History -- East and South Asia
- Language and literatures -- East, South and Southeast Asia
- Religion -- East, South, Southeast, and Central Asia
- Other humanities and social science fields -- Various Asian-related areas
The collection is housed in the Humanities and Social Sciences Library (Library West). At this time the materials are shelved within the H&SS general collection, and are not housed separately.
There are more than 50,000 East Asian-related holdings in Chinese, Japanese and various European languages. South, Southeast and Central Asian-related holdings are mostly in English.
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Asian Studies Journals in Open Access
Open Access (OA) is free, permanent, web-based access to scholarly publications. OA operates on the principle that research should be readily available immediately after publication and to anyone with an internet connection. It is improving the way scholarly information is shared. OA benefits authors because articles are made available much faster than those in traditional proprietary journals, thereby giving their research timely visibility, higher citation rates and greater overall impact.
Peer-reviewed e-journals are listed in the Directory of Open Access Journals.
With the different funding model involved in publishing Open Access journals, University of Florida Smathers Libraries has set up and administers an Open Access Publishing Fund for UF faculty, researchers, staff and student authors.
The IR@UF - UF Institutional Repository - is a place to save one's work and make it accessible to all; it is a portal to UF research and creativity.
Aardvark is an example of an Open Access portal for Asian Studies digital libraries and online article resources.
The Association for Asian Studies is also providing Open Access to certain electronic books like A Scholarly Review of Chinese Studies in North America.
Asian Studies Library Guide |
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Subject Guide |
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