JSTOR - a great source of useful information.
A few of my recent posts were based on articles from the 70s-80s, which I received from the JSTOR archive ( http://www.jstor.org/ ). It contains a large number of digitized scientific articles on a variety of topics.
Although the project is intended for broad research and scientific purposes, it can only be reached from a research institution affiliated with JSTOR. If you study at a university, and your university has paid a huge amount of dollars to this organization, you get access there for free from university computers. However, for me, as a simple private person, there is absolutely no way to get into the archive, even for money.
If you have access to this archive, and you don’t mind sending occasional articles from there, please write to me.
Although the project is intended for broad research and scientific purposes, it can only be reached from a research institution affiliated with JSTOR. If you study at a university, and your university has paid a huge amount of dollars to this organization, you get access there for free from university computers. However, for me, as a simple private person, there is absolutely no way to get into the archive, even for money.
If you have access to this archive, and you don’t mind sending occasional articles from there, please write to me.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/54119/
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