You can access various electronic resources on trial through Rolfing Library. Please try them, see if they are helpful for your research, and let us know how your experience was!
There are three ways to access. For 1) and 2), no additional login is necessary. Only when you use the option 3), you need to login:
1) For access while on campus, click here.
2) For access from off-campus, click here and then enter your TIU id (the first part before @ of your email address) and password:
3) Through ID and Password. Please click here, and choose Institution Login option. Then, enter the full name for the institution name: Trinity International University. Then you will have to enter ID and Password. Please email hcchang@tiu.edu for ID/Password information.
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HeinOnline's Venn Diagram Search offers a visual representation of how search terms interact with each other to help users both refine their current search terms and become better researchers going forward.
Searches are constructed by stringing together multiple terms separated by the Boolean operator AND, with phrases grouped together in quotation marks. For example, let's search for "old testament" AND Jewish AND Moses. Our search will bring up more than 1950 results in the diagram.
The results displayed on the right side of the page pertain to the search as originally constructed (represented by the red slice in the center of the intersecting circles). If we're interested in the results in the other circles, select Clear for the ability to hover over the different segments of the diagram. Once Clear is clicked, the results will vanish from the right side of the page. Now as users hover over the diagram they will see all possible search term combinations from our original query. Click one of these highlighted circles or intersections to explore their results. For example, click "old testament" to see results for only that phase.
Available database titles include history, law, and sociology. One database in focus is Religion and the Law, which is an extensive research platform for studying the development, history, organization, and fundamental principles of various world religions. Featuring canon law publications, materials on church and state, rare historical bibles, books, periodicals and more extending back to the 1400s.
The Bibliographica Judaica Archive in Frankfurt am Main has spent decades gathering the biobibliographical data of about 20,000 German Jewish personalities. This unique data stock is now available on De Gruyter’s ABJ – German Judaism Online database. This supplementary volume provides an introduction to the history of the archive's origins and to its significance in the history of scholarship.
