Explore the enhanced beta version of Brepolis Bibliographies, now featuring the innovative Tree Search functionality! Available in L’Année Philologique, the International Medieval Bibliography, the Bibliographie de Civilisation médiévale, the International Bibliography of Humanism and the Renaissance and the Bibliography of British and Irish History.
2,090 records were added to L’Année Philologique. With over 920,000 bibliographic records, the APh is the reference bibliography for classical studies.
As a reminder, it is already possible to use the new version of L’Année Philologique’s interface. This new interface (which is a beta version) offers many advantages, which are summarized in this post.
Join Mackenzie “Mack” Zalin (Librarian for Classics at Johns Hopkins University and Chair of the Advisory Board of the American Office of L’Année philologique to the Society for Classical Studies) and Chris VandenBorre (Project Manager, Brepols) for an overview of recent innovations in L’Année philologique (APh), a full-scope bibliographic database for scholars of classical studies.
Topics will include APh’s new interface and the pilot project launched in 2023 by the American Office to index and abstract works on classical reception. Time permitting, a Q&A will follow.
In order to register for this webinar, please go to the dedicated page of the website of the Society for Classical Studies).
Practical information:
When? Tuesday, May 7th, 2024 at 11am EDT
Speakers: Mackenzie “Mack” Zalin (Johns Hopkins University) & Chris VandenBorre (Brepols)
How? via Zoom (registration form)
The record of the webinar is now available:
We are excited to announce the beta version of the new interface for our bibliographies is now available.
Our upgraded search engine provides more precise results and the improved user interface now ensures a seamless experience for both desktop and mobile users.
For more details, please visit https://about.brepolis.net/brepolis-bibliographies-new-interface-beta/
The BREPOLiS platform currently offers access to 24 databases in a broad variety of research areas of the Humanities. Because it is sometimes difficult to clearly identify the chronological demarcation of each database, we have brought them together in a convenient timeline.
A more detailed version of the timeline, including additional information on the ‘Typology’ of the various databases, the languages they cover, or the product clusters they belong to, can be downloaded here (PDF file).
L’Année Philologique has been updated. 3,980 records were added to the database.
One of the interesting features of L’Année Philologique is the live links to the biographies of Greek and Roman Philosophers in the Dictionnaire des Philosophes Antiques (DPhA).
L’Année Philologique has been updated with two new search functionalities:
Bibliometric book series profiles are now available. Thanks to this new feature, users can retrieve bibliometric information at the books series level. The new tool can help authors to discover the most suitable book series for their forthcoming publications.
In this webinar, we will provide a short introduction (about 30 min.) to our full-text databases like the Sources Chrétiennes Online, the Library of Latin Texts, the Database of Latin Dictionaries, L’Année Philologique and the Dictionnaire des philosophes antiques.
When? On Tuesday June 30th at 2pm CEST.
We are pleased to announce that L’Année philologique has been updated with the addition of new features:
If you wish to know more about L’Année philologique, please do not hesitate to register to our next webinar organized on Tuesday May 28th.
