What is JSTOR?
JSTOR is a multidisciplinary database. It covers over 60 different subject areas including: Business, Biology, Sociology, Bioengineering, History, Psychology, Film Studies, Literature, and Archaeology among others. Over 2,400 titles were added to the previous subscription of the 77 titles of the Language & Literature collection. Please note that JSTOR collections are comprised of the complete runs of journals with an embargo of the most recent 3 to 5 years. Consequently, in general, JSTOR does not offer access to current content. For more information about the JSTOR archival journals collections visit: https://about.jstor.org/whats-in-jstor/journals/. For a general overview of JSTOR watch this video tutorial.
Follow JSTOR
Download PDF version of ''How to Use JSTOR Poster"
- JSTOR Poster comic book format of how to use JSTOR
Using the Advanced Search
- Advanced Search Guide tips on limiting and narrowing your search in JSTOR
How to access JSTOR?
To access JSTOR visit the Library Databases section of the library Web site. Off campus access will require a valid UPRM username and password.
Export Citations from JSTOR to Citation Manager
The following link will help in your research process like exporting citations from JSTOR to a citation management tool like Mendeley.
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