More Journals Please
I've posted this list before, but not in the Suggestions forum:
I would love to see ...
all the good academic journals not already available, but especially:
- Journal for the Study of the New Testament (JSNT)
- Journal for the Study of the Old Testament (JSOT)
- New Testament Studies (NTS)
- Novum Testamentum (NT)
- Vetus Testamentum (VT)
- Journal of Biblical Literature (JBL) - The early missing years
Quickly followed by:
- Biblica
- Bulletin for Biblical Research (Hey this will be in TJL vol 15! so progress!)
- Scottish Journal of Theology
- Scottish Journal of Systematic Theology
- Journal of International Systematic Theology
- Sixteenth Century Journal
- Biblical Interpretation
- Interpretation
- Havard Theological Review
- Journal of Theological Studies
- Theology
- Theology Today
- Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft
- Zeitschrift für die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft und die Kunde der Älteren Kirche
Also some of the missing "evangelical" and "Reformed" journals from the Galaxie collections, such as:
- Calvin Theological Journal
- Evangelical Quarterly
And not forgetting:
- Catholic Biblical Quarterly
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You have my vote Edward.
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Stephen Edward Paynter said:
- Journal for the Study of the New Testament (JSNT)
- Journal for the Study of the Old Testament (JSOT)
- New Testament Studies (NTS)
- Novum Testamentum (NT)
- Vetus Testamentum (VT)
A hearty [Y] for all of these, but I especially want NT & VT...I see these two journals quoted profusely in my Logos library. Please pull the necessary strings. I know I have asked for these before also--I hope these aren't in the same hurry up and wait category that TDOT is in. [:S]
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David Paul said:
Please pull the necessary strings.
Like you, the only strings I have is to ask nicely ... over and over and over again; and when they are on pre-pub, do what I can to help publicise their presence on the forums, constructing arguments about why they are the good resource that they are.
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Stephen Edward Paynter said:
I've posted this list before, but not in the Suggestions forum:
I would love to see ...
all the good academic journals not already available, but especially:
- Journal for the Study of the New Testament (JSNT)
- Journal for the Study of the Old Testament (JSOT)
- New Testament Studies (NTS)
- Novum Testamentum (NT)
- Vetus Testamentum (VT)
- Journal of Biblical Literature (JBL) - The early missing years
Quickly followed by:
- Biblica
- Bulletin for Biblical Research (Hey this will be in TJL vol 15! so progress!)
- Scottish Journal of Theology
- Scottish Journal of Systematic Theology
- Journal of International Systematic Theology
- Sixteenth Century Journal
- Biblical Interpretation
- Interpretation
- Havard Theological Review
- Journal of Theological Studies
- Theology
- Theology Today
- Zeitschrift für die Alttestamentliche Wissenschaft
- Zeitschrift für die Neutestamentliche Wissenschaft und die Kunde der Älteren Kirche
Also some of the missing "evangelical" and "Reformed" journals from the Galaxie collections, such as:
- Calvin Theological Journal
- Evangelical Quarterly
And not forgetting:
- Catholic Biblical Quarterly
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All have my vote (and $$ support/buying commitment)
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But given the fledgling support for the Theological Journal Library, more may prove difficult.
I'd like to see Logos support journal subscriptions with delivery in Logos format. But I am quite sure there is a huge effort required to convert journals for Logos given widely differing formatting. And the issue is even more problematic given a trend in journal to migrate to web-based creation and delivery, which is even more difficult to convert to a document-centric system like Logos.
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If I can add to my own thread ...
I would also include, the recent editions of the "Trinity Journal", that used to be the TJL.
On a side note, does anyone know why it dropped out?
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Also a +1 vote to get Galaxie Journals back on track! [:)]
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Hey, have you seen ... there is a new academic journal in pre-pub land .... Yay!
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This one?
http://www.logos.com/product/31461/journal-for-the-evangelical-study-of-the-old-testament
(Sorry, iPhone won't hyperlink the website address.)
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Stephen Edward Paynter said:
Theology
Came across a need for this one tonight. Thankfully I still have access to e-journals through my academic library, but that won't be forever, and they're not tagged and integrated in with my Logos library.
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Rosie Perera said:Stephen Edward Paynter said:
Theology
Came across a need for this one tonight. Thankfully I still have access to e-journals through my academic library, but that won't be forever, and they're not tagged and integrated in with my Logos library.
Yes, I'm worried about when my access to e-journals via the University of Bristol library runs out in 2016.
At the moment, I am doing work in Reformed covenant theology, and could really do with Calvin Theological Journal and the Mid-America Journal of Theology in Logos ... especially the Calvin Theology Journal, as much of it doesn't seem to be available digitally at all - even through University on-line libraries. That is also true of many issues of Biblica.
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I'd like to have Maarav.
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Stephen Edward Paynter said:
I would love to see ...
all the good academic journals not already available, but especially:
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Any non-Lutherans considering the Wisconsin Luthern Quarterly 1990-2010 (84 Issues) on pre-pub?
http://www.logos.com/product/8817/wisconsin-lutheran-quarterly-1990-2010
Seems like good value at $59.95 for 84 issues. The sample articles list sounds interesting too:
- “Pastor Am I Baptized?”—The Validity of Baptism
- Pastoral Leadership from the Perspective of Church History
- The Lutheran Doctrine of Sanctification and Its Rivals
- Seventeenth Century Exegetical Brief: 1 Timothy 1:9
- Seventeenth Century Pastoral Theology: Cases Concerning the Lord’s Supper
- “I Desire Mercy, Not Sacrifice”—Hosea 6:6
- Exegetical Brief: Luke 15:7—Who Are the Ninety-Nine?
- Doctrinal Challenges Facing Lutheranism in the 21st Century
- Memories of Lent: An Ash Wednesday Sermon
- Technology in Worship—Useful Tool or a Clanging Cymbal?
- Whatever Happened to Evangelicalism?
- Postmodernism among Evangelicals
- Current Thinking on John’s Gospel
- Resurgence of Postmillennialism
- Pastors and Plagiarism: Some Thoughts
- Is American Catholicism in Decline?
- “Christian America”—Fact or Fiction?
- The Death Penalty and Biblical Morality
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Yeah, it does look like good value! I placed a pre-pub order now, ships on May 22.:
Paul-C said:Any non-Lutherans considering the Wisconsin Luthern Quarterly 1990-2010 (84 Issues) on pre-pub? [...]
Seems like good value at $59.95 for 84 issues.
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Paul-C said:
Seems like good value at $59.95 for 84 issues.
Did you know about the Evangelical Review of Theology (1977-2005). It covers 28 years, and 99 issues, and is even better great value at $45, particularly when you consider it comes with a dozen books, several of them edited by Don Carson. It's also got an excellent index.
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Any and all journals are good!
Russ
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Mark Barnes said:Paul-C said:
Seems like good value at $59.95 for 84 issues.
Did you know about the Evangelical Review of Theology (1977-2005). It covers 28 years, and 99 issues, and is even better great value at $45, particularly when you consider it comes with a dozen books, several of them edited by Don Carson. It's also got an excellent index.
Thanks for the heads up, Mark. I hadn't seen this bundle before and it represents awesome value. Just bought it.
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