Well, it’s now midday on Monday and Oxford Journals are still offering up full-text PDFs via Google searches, so I think it’s safe to index a few more titles. I’ve indexed another 13 Oxford titles in JURN. The full list of such titles, indexed at the article level, is now:—<\/p>\n
Adaptation
\nAmerican Literary History
\nAnalysis
\nBritish Journal of Aesthetics, The
\nContemporary Women’s Writing
\nEnglish Historical Review, The
\nEarly Music
\nEnglish: Journal of the English Association
\nFrench History
\nForum for Modern Language Studies
\nFrench Studies
\nGerman History
\nHistory Workshop Journal
\nHolocaust and Genocide Studies
\nJournal of the American Academy of Religion
\nJournal of Design History
\nJournal of the History of Collections
\nJournal of Hindu Studies, The
\nJournal of Islamic Studies
\nJournal of Semitic Studies
\nLiterary Imagination
\nMusic and Letters
\nMusical Quarterly
\nNotes and Queries (not well indexed by Google)
\nOxford Art Journal
\nOral History Review, The
\nOxford Art Journal
\nPast & Present
\nThe Review of English Studies
\nScreen
\nSociology of Religion
\nTwentieth Century British History
\nYear’s Work in Critical and Cultural Theory, The
\nYear’s Work in English Studies, The <\/p>\n
I’m wondering if this new ‘free access’ is about increasing the impact factor of each journal?<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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