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Download the InfographicExplore the Influence of Religion and Philosophy on History, Society, and Culture
ProQuest One Religion & Philosophy equips researchers and students with tools to explore the influence of religion and philosophy on human history, society, and culture. It combines hundreds of full text journals, news sources, and dissertations with eleven unique collections that trace the evolution of religious thought across centuries and traditions.
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Key Features
11 Unique Archival Collections
Including Twentieth Century Religious Thought Library volumes 1-5, Acta Sanctorum, Patrologia Latina, Luthers Werke, Digital Library of the Catholic Reformation, and Digital Library of Classic Protestant Texts
Over 2M Pages of Primary Source Materials
Content includes foundational texts, monographs, archival letters, religious magazines, critical analyses, treatises and tracts, sermons, and lectures
Current Content
Further content includes scholarly journals, magazines, streaming video and thousands of dissertations
ProQuest One Religion & Philosophy Includes the Following Collections
Religion Archive Collection
Brings together eleven expansive and unique archives source collections that trace the evolution of religious thought, theological scholarship, and philosophical inquiry across centuries and traditions.
Religion Collection
Provides a broad range of primarily full-text international periodicals including scholarly journals, content from religious publishers, nondenominational organizations, newspapers, trade journals, and magazines to support the study of both traditional and contemporary trends in religion.
Philosophy Research Collection
A full-text journal and dissertations database specifically designed for researchers of all aspects of the interdisciplinary field of Philosophy. Content covers the period 1860 to the present and is updated on a regular basis with new issues and new journal titles. Researchers require access to modern and historical full text journal content and are, in greater numbers, consulting contemporary dissertations to conduct their studies.
In the Numbers
2M
Pages of Primary Source Content
440
Scholarly Journals
16K
Dissertations
11
Unique Archival Collections
