OGEA - Suche

Chinese Academic Journal Publications
Citation: This Digital Document Delivery Center provides free delivery of full-text copies of Chinese-language academic journal articles to any researcher in the United States. This award-winning Center is administered by the East Asian Library of the Univ. of Pittsburgh Library System, with a National Leadership Grant Award from the Federal Institute of Museum and Library Services. The Center focuses on the delivery of Chinese-language academic journal publications that are not available in the collections of US research libraries. Journal articles are transmitted electronically via the Internet from the Chinese library which holds the title, to Pittsburgh, where they are printed and sent to you via United States mail. Request a copy of the Chinese academic journal publication you want, free of charge. Journal publications are transmitted digitally from the following institutions: (1) Peking Univ. Library (Beijing Univ. Library); (2) Shanghai Jiaotong Univ. Library; (3) Chinese Univ. of Hong Kong Library; (4) Fu Ssu-nien Library of Academic Sinica; (5) East Asian Library, Univ. of Pittsburgh Library System; (6) Tsinghua Univ. Library; (7) Fudan Univ. Library.
http://www.library.pitt.edu/gateway/ more Language: eng English

Regional Lifeways and Cultural Remains in the Northern Corridor : Chifeng International Collaborative Archaeological Research Project
Description: Detailed information on an archaeological research programme in the Chifeng region complete with images of excavations, locations and artefacts. The site also outlines socio-political change in the region over thousands of years, from Early Neolithic cultures to the Han Dynasty.
http://www.pitt.edu/~chifeng/ more Language: eng English

Digital Research Library : University of Pittsburgh
Description: Although limited to 36 titles, this digitizing project can serve as an exemplary model in terms of metadata, image quality, and project documentation. The available texts "about Modern China published in the first half of the twentieth century" are listed on a single "Texts" page, each linking to an information page with a detailed bibliographic description and a table of contents. Each item of this table is linked to the corresponding page image of the text. The main shortcoming of the whole project is that all texts are available as images only, there is no fulltext. Texts are displayed within an embedded application called "Pageviewer", that allows to view the page as image (small, normal, or large) or as pdf-file (requiring Adobe Acrobat plugin). One can also jump to a specific page; an overview list of all text-pages (numbers or thumbnails) is not available. It is recommended to view the files as pdf because that allows for easy zooming in/out the page. Unfortunately, this is not the default option, but once set to "view page as pdf" it will not change within the current text. There is no "full screen" option; to display a full page on the screen one has to zoom out in pdf mode, or to print the page. The "About" section offers insight into the concepts and process of digitization, a section explaining why each individual text was chosen for digitization is missing.
http://digital.library.pitt.edu/ more Language: eng English

East Asian Library, University of Pittsburgh, USA
Citation: The East Asian Library supports the Asian Studies Program for instruction and research in Chinese, Japanese and Korean studies. The library houses major East Asian language collections in most of the disciplines in the humanities and social sciences.
http://www.library.pitt.edu/libraries/eal/index.htm more Language: eng English

Modern China Studies
Citation: Since the digitization of selected monographs was a pilot project by the University of Pittsburgh's Digital Research Library, only 36 titles (37 volumes with approximately 10,500 pages) published before 1955 were selected from the East Asian Library (EAL). The goal of this pilot project is to enhance the access to these rare and unique primary documents and reference books for both researchers and librarians. The titles cover two categories: primary sources and reference tools. The subject areas range from politics, economy and law to history, education and literature. Primary sources are divided by subject: history (4), law (2), literature (1), political science (4) and social sciences (8). Reference tools are arranged by type: bibliography (1), chronology (1), directory (1), handbooks (2), statistics (7) and yearbooks (5).
http://digital.library.pitt.edu/e/eal-mcs/index.html more Language: chi Chinese

5 results •