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Lists of Selected Full-Text Databases by Subscription in East Asian Studies Journal of East Asian Libraries Volume 2020 Number 170 Article 5 2-29-2020 Lists of Selected Full-text Databases by Subscription in East Asian Studies Vickie Fu Doll Wen-ling Liu Indiana University - Bloomington Dongyun Ni University of Hawaii-Manoa Fabiano Takashi Tocha University of Toronto Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/jeal BYU ScholarsArchive Citation Doll, Vickie Fu; Liu, Wen-ling; Ni, Dongyun; and Tocha, Fabiano Takashi (2020) "Lists of Selected Full-text Databases by Subscription in East Asian Studies," Journal of East Asian Libraries: Vol. 2020 : No. 170 , Article 5. Available at: https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/jeal/vol2020/iss170/5 This Report is brought to you for free and open access by the Journals at BYU ScholarsArchive. It has been accepted for inclusion in Journal of East Asian Libraries by an authorized editor of BYU ScholarsArchive. For more information, please contact [email protected], [email protected]. Lists of Selected Full-text Databases by Subscription in East Asian Studies Compiled and edited by Vickie Fu Doll, University of Kansas Wen-ling Liu, Indiana University Dongyun Ni, University of Hawaii at Manoa Fabiano Rocha, University of Toronto This supplement is comprised of three database lists: 1. 172 E-Book Database modules by Subscription, 2. 125 E-Journal Database modules by Subscription, and 3. 25 Multi-Media Audio/Visual Database modules by Subscription Each list covers Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Non-CJK databases. In total, 322 databases modules are included in these three lists as of November 2019. Each list consists of the following columns: (1) English Title, (2) CJK Title, (3) Romanized Title, (4) Subtitle/Module, (5) Languages, (6) Sub-series, (7) Publisher, (8) Description/source, (9) Notes, (10) Title counts, and/or (11) Volume counts, and (12) Information Source. For the convenience of readers in North America, the commonly accepted title of the database usually takes precedence over the database’s original name. For example, CHANT is a known abbreviation for Chinese Ancient Texts Database 漢達文庫; therefore, the abbreviated name is listed first, with the English and Chinese titles next to it. The same format is applied to the Vendor and Publisher columns. These lists are a collaborative work by CEAL members who have contributed to the compilation, editing, and review of the content. Among them, Fabiano Rocha (University of Toronto and Chair of the Committee on Japanese Materials) inputted and reviewed all of the Japanese databases with help from members of the CJM. Susan Xue (UC Berkeley and the Chair of the UC System CJK E-Resources Task Force) contributed significantly to the review and editing of the University of California system’s Chinese databases. Our thanks also goes to several CEAL Statistics Coordinators who input their local produced databases in East Asian studies. It is worth noting that the descriptions of databases provided by some of the large East Asian electronic collections have been invaluable contributions, namely Princeton, Harvard, Columbia, Stanford, and University of Michigan. The attached lists are in no way a complete inventory. We hope the databases’ information may also serve e-resource collection development needs of the East Asian studies librarians. We welcome feedback for improvements. 27 Supplement 1 2019 Selected E‐Books Databases by Subscription in East Asian Studies Volume Language Sub Series Publisher Description Notes Title Count Data Source Title CJK title Romanized Title Subtitle Count 国医典藏中医古籍库 Guo yi dian cang zhong yi gu ji ku Chi Series I Institute of Contains 500 medical titles (2,500 volumes) published from the pre‐Qin dynasty Information on (roughly 3rd century B.C.) to the Republican period.(early 20th century). Traditional Chinese Medicine, CACMS (中国中医科学院中 医药信息研究所) 中国历史文献总库∙民国图书 Zhongguo li shi wen xian zong ku. Chi National Library of 该数据库的文献来源以国家图书馆的馆藏为主，以其他图书馆、档案馆、纪念 couldn't log into the 0 http://mg.nlcpress.com 数据库 Minguo tu shu shu ju ku China Publishing 馆的馆藏为补充，得到民国时期文献保护中心的指导，全面反映了“民国时期文 database House 献保护计划”的普查成果。数据库包含大量的名家著作初版本、官方文书、机构 文件、内部资料等稀见文献；收录了民国时期国外机构出版的有关中国的外文 图书，为研究民国史提供了多个维度。 (Airusheng) Chinese Local 中国方志库 Zhongguo fang zhi ku 历代省通志及府州县 Chi 初集 Series 爱如生 This database, when finished, will include more than 10,000 pre‐modern Chinese Includes a collection of 2000 2000 http://er07.com/home/pro_87.html Gazetteer Database 厅志2000种 1 local gazetteers, and it is not only gazetteers of jurisdictions, but also gazetteers of 2,000 Chinese local temples, mountains etc. Series I contains 2,000 titles of rare and special edition local gazetteers published gazetteers mostly printed in the Ming and the Republican Periods, roughly from the from Song Dynasty to 15th century up to 1949. the Republic Era. (Airusheng) Chinese Local 中国方志库 Zhongguo fang zhi ku 历代省通志及府州县 Chi 二集 爱如生 2000 2000 http://er07.com/home/pro_87.html Gazetteer Database 厅志2000种 Academia Sinica Scripta Sinica 中央研究院漢籍電子文獻資料 Han ji dian zi wen xian zi liao ku Chi Academia Sinica 1044 1044 http://hanchi.ihp.sinica.edu database 庫 (Taiwan) Airiti Chinese Electronic 華藝中文會議論文資料庫 Hua yi Zhong wen hui yi lun wen zi Chi Humanities, Airiti (Hua yi shu wei http://www.airitilibrary.com/ Proceeding Articles 3,689,872 Proceeding Articles http://www.airitilibrary.com/ 20191022 Proceedings Services (CEPS liao ku Basic & gu fen you xian gong 3,689,872 si) Proceedings) Applied Sciences, Health & Medical Care, Bio‐ Agriculture, Engineering, Social Sciences Airiti e‐books (iRead eBook) 華藝電子書（華藝電子書服務 Huayi dian zi shu Chi Airiti Inc. 1664 1664 http://www.airitibooks.com/ 平台) Airiti e‐books (iRead eBook) 華藝電子書（華藝電子書服 Huayi dian zi shu Chi Airiti Inc. 00 務平台) Airiti E‐Books (UC DDA) 华艺电子书 [按需采购] Airiti dian zi shu an xu cai gou Chi Airiti This should be counted into the _PURCHASED_ category and NOT in the UC 00http://www.airitibooks.com/ SUBSCRIPTION. The SUBSCRIPTION COUNT is not PERPETUAL PURCHASE ITEMS and no individual title record in catalog. Ancient books of traditional 国医典藏中医古籍数据库 Guo yi dian cang zhong yi gu ji shu Chi Series I Institute of Developed by the Institute of Information on Traditional Chinese Medicine (IITCM) Vendor: CEPIEC (China 500 2500 CEPIEC 201908 Chinese Medicine Database ju ku Information on and the China Academy of Chinese Medical Sciences (CACMS), Educational Publications Traditional Chinese http://www.gydc.ac.cn:81/ contains rare medical texts published from early Qin Import & Export Medicine, CACMS dynasty to late Qing dynasty (roughly around the 3rd century B.C.) and into the Corporation Ltd. (中国中医科学院中 Republican period of the early 20th century. 中国∙教育图书进出口有 医药信息研究所) 限公司) www.cepiec.com.cn Apabi E‐books ‐ History, History, Geography Chi Apabi 16281 16281 Geography Apabi E‐books ‐ Language, Language, Linguistics Chi Apabi 19187 19187 Linguistics Apabi E‐books ‐ Philosophy and Philosophy and Chi Apabi 9363 9363 Religion Religion Apabi E‐books ‐ Politics, Law Politics, Law Chi Apabi 22930 22930 Apabi E‐books ‐ Reference Reference Chi Apabi 2571 2571 Apabi E‐books ‐ Reference Reference Chi 00 Apabi E‐books ‐ Social Sciences Social Sciences Chi Apabi 7652 7652 Apabi E‐books ‐Culture, Science, Culture, Science, Chi Apabi 64961 64961 Education, Sport Education, Sport Archaeology Database of the 西域文物考古全集数据库 Xiyu wen wu kao gu quan ji shu ju Chi Xinjiang Fine Arts http://westernregion.goosuudata.com/index.php?m=login&a=index 139CEPIEC (China Educational Publications Western Regions ku and Photography A collection of archaeological research achievements in the past 60 years in the Import & Export Corporation Ltd.) 201908 Publishing House, Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region with 70,000 rare images. This resource has Kruger Publishing arranged the data of cultural relics from nearly 10,000 sites and classified them House, and Vista according to site, tomb, building, temple, and carved stone. Goosuu (Beijing) Science& Development Inc Archives of the Chinese 中国政府资料库 Zhongguo zheng fu zi liao ku Chi Oriprobe This database includes archives and publications of the Chinese central government, 9310 0 http://www.oriprobe.com/document.shtml Government Information its ministries and subsidiaries, and regional authorities. Services,Inc Artbase 中国艺术教育课堂 zhōng guó yì shù jiāo yù kè táng Chi yǎ chāng yì shù jí The largest artwork database now contains 500,000 items including: Traditional 6 http://www.artbase.cn/home/index tuán 雅昌艺术集团 Chinese painting 150,000 items, calligraphy 79,339 items, ceramic 83,000 items, jewelry 50,000 items, antique 125,000 items, and classical furniture 20,000 items. http://www.artbase.cn/home/index 28 Supplement 1 2019 Selected E‐Books Databases by Subscription in East Asian Studies Volume Language Sub Series Publisher Description Notes Title Count Data Source Title CJK title Romanized Title Subtitle Count Artron Art Books Database 雅昌艺术图书数据库 yǎ chāng yì shù tú shū shù jù kù Chi yǎ chāng wén huà jí This database contains eight major sectors, including Chinese calligraphy, painting, 8 https://ysts2.artron.net/ tuán 雅昌文化集团 oil painting, woodcut painting, sculpture, etc. This includes large resources from People‘s Fine Arts Publishing House, Anhui Fine Arts Publishing House, Tianjin People’s Fine Arts Publishing House, Guangxi People’s Fine Arts Publishing House, Jilin Fine Arts Publishing House, galleries, museums, art academies, other institutions, and artists. Artron is an outstanding combination of education and appreciation. https://ysts2.artron.net/ BookRail 누리미디어 북레일 Nurimidiŏ pukreil Jpn Nurimedia [Columbia purchased 73 00http://www.bookrail.co.kr/ ebooks. Notes from 2017 survey] Cambridge Histories Asian Studies N‐CJK Books relevant to China, Japan, Korea minus those pertaining to South and 00 Southeast Asia Cambridge Histories Asian Studies N‐CJK Cambridge University 79 Asian Studies titles ‐ 25 on South and Southeast Asia 00 Press CDMD. China Doctoral 中国博硕士论文全文数据库 Zhongguo bo shuo shi lun wen Series F ‐ Chi 6 CNKI 410213 410213 http://eng.oversea.cnki.net/kns55/ 2018‐10‐ Dissertations/Masters' Theses Full‐ quan wen zi liao ku Literature/History/Phil 03 text Database osophy CDMD.
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