I would like to see Logos add the following theological journals to their library:
http://expositormagazine.com/ this one also.
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Thanks, David. I compared your list to my list of 700+. All but a couple were on my list with a priority of 1. I added the others.
Happy to hear the list is so substantial :)Are they largely current ones, or older public domain journals?I'm interested in both, but preference to the newer ones.
abondservant: Are they largely current ones, or older public domain journals?I'm interested in both, but preference to the newer ones.
Are they largely current ones, or older public domain journals?I'm interested in both, but preference to the newer ones.
Both. It's as comprehensive as I've been able to make it. I've included anything and everything I've come across in my extensive research. I've typically prioritized the best of the current journals higher than the others.
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It's on the list.
I've looked through the bibliography of my thesis to see which journals I used most often. Like all lists, it's discipline-dependent (pneumatology/NT), but it might be helpful. Because I was partly looking at how passages were interpreted within evangelicalism, the list contains journals that would be appropriate both for the ETS-type audience, and the SBL-type audience. I've struck through those you already have - not many!:
Some of these should be easy to get, as they're available free online, or cheaply on CD.
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Mark Barnes:I've looked through the bibliography of my thesis to see which journals I used most often. Like all lists, it's discipline-dependent (pneumatology/NT), but it might be helpful. Because I was partly looking at how passages were interpreted within evangelicalism, the list contains journals that would be appropriate both for the ETS-type audience, and the SBL-type audience. I've struck through those you already have - not many!:
Thanks, Mark. All of these but two were on my list. I added the ones that weren't.
Mark Barnes:Bibliotheca Sacra
We have Bibsac. You failed to strike that one through.
Just to make my above list complete I would add Journal of Biblical Literature (which you already carry), JETS, Tyndale Bulletin, Biblical Interpretation, Biblica, Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus, Expository Times, Jewish Quarterly Review, Semeia Studies (which you carry), Interpretation, Neotestamentica, Trinity Journal, and Bibliotheca Sacra.
Phil - If there is any this could happen. I know it's probably not going to but....
Biblical Archaeology Review update.
David Sloan: Just to make my above list complete I would add Journal of Biblical Literature (which you already carry), JETS, Tyndale Bulletin, Biblical Interpretation, Biblica, Journal for the Study of the Historical Jesus, Expository Times, Jewish Quarterly Review, Semeia Studies (which you carry), Interpretation, Neotestamentica, Trinity Journal, and Bibliotheca Sacra.
All on the list. Thanks, David. We also already have Bibsac.
Ronald Quick: Phil - If there is any this could happen. I know it's probably not going to but.... Biblical Archaeology Review update.
We're in talks. Looks promising.
Phil Gons:Thanks, Mark. All of these but two were on my list. I added the ones that weren't.
As you seem to be creating a megalist, here's a longer list of journals I used. Italics indicate those that aren't theological/biblical studies journals (most of them are in the Classics). These were not as useful as the first list I posted, but still have some value and possible wider appeal. And, if you're not already familiar with it, then this page will be invaluable. It's the journals held at Tyndale House, one of the world's biggest Biblical Studies libraries. If they have it, the chances are it will be useful in Logos:
Phil Gons: Ronald Quick: Phil - If there is any this could happen. I know it's probably not going to but.... Biblical Archaeology Review update. We're in talks. Looks promising.
That's Great! Thanks.
That's Great!
Mark Barnes: 46. Foundations81. Reformed Theological Journal92. Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology
46. Foundations81. Reformed Theological Journal92. Scottish Bulletin of Evangelical Theology
Foundations has previously been suggested here.More info on RTJ here. It's produced by my denomination - if Logos go for this and are struggling with rights/back issues, let me know!
From Mark's shorter list, Evangelical Quarterly is a must. And it's disappointing that the Tyndale Bulletin is no longer available now the Galaxie journals have been pulled.
Stephen Steele:Foundations has previously been suggested here.
I know most of the guys at Foundations, and I'm sure there wouldn't be a problem from their perspective in getting it into Logos.
Evangelical Missions Quarterly would be a good addition as well.
I still have them from the days of Libronix. http://grisda.org/resources/origins/ Origins Journal
What are the possibilities to get some Anglican content ?
(I see Mark had a couple of these in his list earlier today.. )