any academics wanna download this for ya girl www.jstor.org/stable/41067...
it wont let me from JSTOR i think bc it's a t&f journal
it wont let me from JSTOR i think bc it's a t&f journal
November 12, 2025 at 2:59 AM
any academics wanna download this for ya girl www.jstor.org/stable/41067...
it wont let me from JSTOR i think bc it's a t&f journal
it wont let me from JSTOR i think bc it's a t&f journal
I use a library to enter JSTOR. I’ll continue as I have been, and stay aloof. I‘m there for the value!
November 11, 2025 at 10:49 PM
I use a library to enter JSTOR. I’ll continue as I have been, and stay aloof. I‘m there for the value!
So! My understanding now is that JSTOR turns this on only if you are both attached via an institutional proxy *and* logged in to an account.
November 11, 2025 at 10:41 PM
So! My understanding now is that JSTOR turns this on only if you are both attached via an institutional proxy *and* logged in to an account.
Eek. I haven’t noticed anything like that on JSTOR. Really?
November 11, 2025 at 10:28 PM
Eek. I haven’t noticed anything like that on JSTOR. Really?
Dipshits need to spend more time on JStor looking at your Keynes stuff among much else!
November 11, 2025 at 7:14 PM
Dipshits need to spend more time on JStor looking at your Keynes stuff among much else!
Being 70 I've had decades of reading widely: daily, The Guardian, The Irish Times, WaPo, NYT and excerpts from various news sites, JSTOR, Foreign Affairs Magizine, The Economist, New Statesman, Punch, Mother Jones. Online, Reuters, France 24, Ground News etc. Even watch Fox for the comic relief 😉
November 11, 2025 at 6:45 PM
Being 70 I've had decades of reading widely: daily, The Guardian, The Irish Times, WaPo, NYT and excerpts from various news sites, JSTOR, Foreign Affairs Magizine, The Economist, New Statesman, Punch, Mother Jones. Online, Reuters, France 24, Ground News etc. Even watch Fox for the comic relief 😉
@vanderbilt.edu & @universityofdc.bsky.social both outgrew self-hosted systems for managing #DigitalCollections.
Enter JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services. In a new case study, discover how both institutions moved beyond DIY.
Read the full story: https://bit.ly/47RNMkW
Enter JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services. In a new case study, discover how both institutions moved beyond DIY.
Read the full story: https://bit.ly/47RNMkW
November 11, 2025 at 4:13 PM
@vanderbilt.edu & @universityofdc.bsky.social both outgrew self-hosted systems for managing #DigitalCollections.
Enter JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services. In a new case study, discover how both institutions moved beyond DIY.
Read the full story: https://bit.ly/47RNMkW
Enter JSTOR Digital Stewardship Services. In a new case study, discover how both institutions moved beyond DIY.
Read the full story: https://bit.ly/47RNMkW
make sure you pee after jstor so you don't get a PhD
November 11, 2025 at 3:10 PM
make sure you pee after jstor so you don't get a PhD
yeah, and i’m wondering how it got going. is it an authenticity signal? i should log onto jstor
November 11, 2025 at 2:19 PM
yeah, and i’m wondering how it got going. is it an authenticity signal? i should log onto jstor
It is also available via JSTOR, which may be as convenient: www.jstor.org/stable/10.33...
Early Modern Women’s Life-Writing and English Law on JSTOR
Despite the plethora of early modern life-writing (diaries, (auto)biographies, memoirs), it remains difficult to reconstruct a picture of everyday female experi...
www.jstor.org
November 11, 2025 at 10:20 AM
It is also available via JSTOR, which may be as convenient: www.jstor.org/stable/10.33...
lowkey holding a bone to pick with the One Person Putting Demons Souls Scholarship On JSTOR for years and years over their JSTOR Demons Souls Scholarship
November 11, 2025 at 1:10 AM
lowkey holding a bone to pick with the One Person Putting Demons Souls Scholarship On JSTOR for years and years over their JSTOR Demons Souls Scholarship
Are the posts I am seeing about re-assessing what it means for something to be community-led targeting the recent JSTOR Publisher Collections marketing?
November 10, 2025 at 1:56 PM
Are the posts I am seeing about re-assessing what it means for something to be community-led targeting the recent JSTOR Publisher Collections marketing?
Un nota de descarga un chorro de artículos de JStor y acaba preso y suicidándose en su celda. Esta señora (abiertamente comunista, por cierto) está en búsqueda y captura en EE.UU. para pagar una multa de $15M por crear SciHub. OpenAI roba exabytes de información cada día y es EL FUTURO, NINIO.
Alexandra Elbakyan tenía 22 años cuando creó Sci-Hub, la web que abrió gratis millones de artículos científicos.
Perseguida y demandada por las grandes editoriales,
su mensaje fue claro: el conocimiento no es un privilegio.
👉🏻 principia.io/2024/11/06/a...
+en la newsletter: bit.ly/newsletter_p...
Perseguida y demandada por las grandes editoriales,
su mensaje fue claro: el conocimiento no es un privilegio.
👉🏻 principia.io/2024/11/06/a...
+en la newsletter: bit.ly/newsletter_p...
November 10, 2025 at 11:54 AM
Un nota de descarga un chorro de artículos de JStor y acaba preso y suicidándose en su celda. Esta señora (abiertamente comunista, por cierto) está en búsqueda y captura en EE.UU. para pagar una multa de $15M por crear SciHub. OpenAI roba exabytes de información cada día y es EL FUTURO, NINIO.
someone asked me recently how i came up with an angle for a character in my last book, and i did not know how to politely say that it came on-the-fly from *unhinged* levels of JSTOR deep-diving one afternoon and just managed to work out pretty well.
November 9, 2025 at 5:24 PM
someone asked me recently how i came up with an angle for a character in my last book, and i did not know how to politely say that it came on-the-fly from *unhinged* levels of JSTOR deep-diving one afternoon and just managed to work out pretty well.
Never forget that a Democratic US Attorney’s decision to prosecute Aaron Swartz for downloading JSTOR PDFs contributed to his suicide but AI firms’ decision to download everything ever will be a justification for hundreds of billions of dollars of taxpayer bailouts and legal exemptions.
“authors & publishers who filed a lawsuit against the Sam Altman-led firm have secured access to internal Slack messages… discussing the mass deletion of a pirated books dataset… A NY district court ordered OpenAI to hand over the communications regarding data deletion”
futurism.com/artificial-i...
futurism.com/artificial-i...
OpenAI in Danger After Authors Suing It Gain Access to Its Internal Slack Messages
Authors and publishers, who are suing OpenAI, secured access to internal Slack messages and emails discussing the deletion of pirated books.
futurism.com
November 9, 2025 at 3:09 PM
Never forget that a Democratic US Attorney’s decision to prosecute Aaron Swartz for downloading JSTOR PDFs contributed to his suicide but AI firms’ decision to download everything ever will be a justification for hundreds of billions of dollars of taxpayer bailouts and legal exemptions.
Remember a decade ago when Aaron Swartz tried to make JSTOR articles available on the internet & was hounded by the feds, faced a half decade in prison, and pushed to commit suicide?
Sam Altman & the rest of the tech bros are on a mass intellectual crime spree of unparalleled proportions.
Sam Altman & the rest of the tech bros are on a mass intellectual crime spree of unparalleled proportions.
November 9, 2025 at 11:18 AM
Remember a decade ago when Aaron Swartz tried to make JSTOR articles available on the internet & was hounded by the feds, faced a half decade in prison, and pushed to commit suicide?
Sam Altman & the rest of the tech bros are on a mass intellectual crime spree of unparalleled proportions.
Sam Altman & the rest of the tech bros are on a mass intellectual crime spree of unparalleled proportions.
Our new book is now also available FREE (that's FREE) via JSTOR. Download and enjoy.
www.jstor.org/stable/10.78...
www.jstor.org/stable/10.78...
Captured Societies in Southeast Europe: Networks of Trust and Control on JSTOR
In Southeast Europe there is a big disjunction between formal procedures and informal practices-and this gap is growing. When formal institutions fail, informal...
www.jstor.org
November 9, 2025 at 11:11 AM
Our new book is now also available FREE (that's FREE) via JSTOR. Download and enjoy.
www.jstor.org/stable/10.78...
www.jstor.org/stable/10.78...
Heads up research nerds; JSTOR is running a survey that includes questions about AI use in research and your perspective about the JSTOR database.
Now would be a good time to let them know what you think about AI inclusion in teaching and research
#academic #history #JSTOR #AI
Now would be a good time to let them know what you think about AI inclusion in teaching and research
#academic #history #JSTOR #AI
November 9, 2025 at 12:22 AM
The digital resources are often more diverse in function than an academic library (for those of you assuming it's all JSTOR and Ebsco). JCFPL gives you access to Ancestry dot com, digitized newspapers, Kanopy (for watching movies on your regular shmegular TV), language learning services, etc.
November 8, 2025 at 10:41 PM
The digital resources are often more diverse in function than an academic library (for those of you assuming it's all JSTOR and Ebsco). JCFPL gives you access to Ancestry dot com, digitized newspapers, Kanopy (for watching movies on your regular shmegular TV), language learning services, etc.
I often think about how the government hounded Aaron Swartz to death for scraping Jstor, yet all these AI companies scraped almost literally all of human knowledge (and continue to do so even when they're told to stop) and have had no criminal consequences.
November 8, 2025 at 9:16 PM
I often think about how the government hounded Aaron Swartz to death for scraping Jstor, yet all these AI companies scraped almost literally all of human knowledge (and continue to do so even when they're told to stop) and have had no criminal consequences.
Aaron Swartz would have been 39 today.
He committed suicide after being criminally hounded for downloading academic journals from JSTOR.
These days this is done at vast scale by AI companies with little consequence.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_S...
He committed suicide after being criminally hounded for downloading academic journals from JSTOR.
These days this is done at vast scale by AI companies with little consequence.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_S...
Aaron Swartz - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
November 8, 2025 at 7:40 PM
Aaron Swartz would have been 39 today.
He committed suicide after being criminally hounded for downloading academic journals from JSTOR.
These days this is done at vast scale by AI companies with little consequence.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_S...
He committed suicide after being criminally hounded for downloading academic journals from JSTOR.
These days this is done at vast scale by AI companies with little consequence.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aaron_S...
Of course there’s nothing on JSTOR and the best source that comes up on Google Scholar is that one book I wanted to buy that costs EIGHTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
November 8, 2025 at 3:51 PM
Of course there’s nothing on JSTOR and the best source that comes up on Google Scholar is that one book I wanted to buy that costs EIGHTY-FIVE DOLLARS.
Also JSTOR now allows you to read 100 articles for free a month!!! Go get an account and feed your brain
November 8, 2025 at 3:37 PM
Also JSTOR now allows you to read 100 articles for free a month!!! Go get an account and feed your brain
Okay I think I’m going to temporarily abandon my “survey” type books, no matter how good they are, to peruse JSTOR and see what the consensus is on the One Big Thing. If it’s been WIDELY discredited, like at the fundamental level, then I think I have to abandon it.
November 8, 2025 at 3:16 PM
Okay I think I’m going to temporarily abandon my “survey” type books, no matter how good they are, to peruse JSTOR and see what the consensus is on the One Big Thing. If it’s been WIDELY discredited, like at the fundamental level, then I think I have to abandon it.