Email me: bk60@nyu.edu
The Libraries is soon moving to a new library catalog system, and a project of this size requires a certain amount of disruption to our normal routines. If you expect that you'll need access to new library materials between November and early January, submit your requests to me as soon as possible. During the disrupted time, we will still be able to order Ebooks for access on their native platforms, but new orders will not display in the catalog until after the migration. Physical materials requested during the disruption will not be processed or made available until mid-January at the earliest. If you anticipate placing course reserves for the spring semester, you can also place these requests using the course reserves request system, though we expect that our systems migration will be complete in time for the spring term.
Dates
- November 1st: last day to submit selections for rush processing before the Aleph freeze
- November 15th: Aleph freezes. No physical orders can be processed, no new ebook orders will display in the catalog
- January 4th, 2024: Go live in Alma. Ordering (gradually) resumes
For troubleshooting with an e-resource, please fill out this form.
The Cybersecurity Administration of China (CAC) has recently imposed new oversight requirements on Chinese publishers and exporters of information. As of April 1, 2023, The CAC will now require Chinese publishers to temporarily suspend access to full-text downloads of these content types,
- DISSERTATIONS
- PATENTS
- STATISTICS
- CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS
Academic journals, newspapers, and numerous other content types are NOT being impacted. For a complete map of content availability, please visit https://www.eastview.com/
Caixin Chinese / 财新网 (see English language databases below for English access)
C-text / Chinese Text Project
online open-access digital library that makes pre-modern Chinese texts available (over 30,000 titles) to readers around the world. To use, please set up an individual subscription.
Early Chinese Periodicals Online (ECPO, 1897-1953), University of Heidelberg.
This is a new Open Access resource and has features that are not yet complete. Content is freely available, no login is required. Topics include film, literature, gender, religion, medicine, fashion, politics, family life and more. For a list of periodical titles, or a user guide, please email the EA Studies librarian.
Jiefangjun Bao (PLA Daily)
Jiefangjun Bao, the PLA Daily, is the authoritative media of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) used to release military news and comprehensive military-related information and is the official newspaper of the Central Military Commission.
Ming Qing Women's Writings Digital Archive and Database Project, McGill Library
This project is dedicated to the digitization of collections of writings by women in late imperial China (1368-1911) - Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) periods. It includes a link for each writer to the China Biographical Database hosted at Harvard University. Search by chronological range of publications, types of publications (poetry, prose, etc.), and browse by many options (collections by library, year, type, or indexes by names, gender, ethnic groups, marital status, and more).
National Palace Museum Art Journals
Gugong Wen Wu Yue Kan / 文物月刊
https://bobcat.library.nyu.
Gugong Xue Shu Ji Kan / 學術季刊
https://bobcat.library.nyu.
NYUSH China Datasets Archive
The Datasets page is led by NYUSH Center for Data Science and Analytics, and created in collaboration with NYUSH Library.
Https://persistent.library.nyu.edu/arch/NYU06067
Open Access (OA) Online-First Publishing of Research Papers on COVID-19
Scholarly journal articles on the topic of COVID-19 (many of which we already have available in CAJ). When you find something you want to read here, you can copy and paste the article information into the China Academic Journals (CAJ) database.