JSTOR

JSTOR (Journal Storage) is a digital library that provides access to a wide range of academic journals, books, and primary sources in various disciplines. It was founded in 1995 and is operated by the non-profit organization ITHAKA. JSTOR's primary mission is to preserve and provide access to scholarly literature, ensuring that research materials are accessible to current and future generations of scholars.

The platform offers several key features. It provides full-text access to millions of articles and books, many of which are not available through other sources. JSTOR also includes tools for searching and analyzing text, such as word frequency counts and concordances. Additionally, it offers citation management tools and the ability to create custom collections of articles and books.

JSTOR is widely used by academic institutions, libraries, and individual researchers. It supports the scholarly community by preserving and providing access to important research materials, and by facilitating the discovery and analysis of scholarly literature. The platform is continually expanding its collection, adding new journals and books to its database each year.