What is JSTOR?
JSTOR is a digital library that provides access to academic journals, books, and primary sources in various disciplines.
How do I access JSTOR?
You can access JSTOR through your institution's library website, or by creating a personal account with JSTOR directly.
Why am I getting a "Session expired" error?
This error may occur if you have been inactive on JSTOR for a period of time. Try refreshing the page or logging out and logging back in to continue your session.
Can I access JSTOR from anywhere?
Yes, as long as you have an internet connection, you can access JSTOR from anywhere.
Why am I getting a "Title not available" error?
This error may occur if the journal or book you are trying to access is not included in your institution's JSTOR subscription. You can check with your librarian for more information.
How do I search for a specific article on JSTOR?
You can use the search bar at the top of the JSTOR homepage to search for articles by keyword, author, title, or subject.
What is the "full-text search" option in JSTOR?
The full-text search option allows you to search for specific words or phrases within the full text of articles, instead of just in the title or abstract.
Why am I seeing a message that says "No results found"?
This means your search did not match any articles or books in JSTOR. Try using different keywords or using the full-text search option.
Can I download articles from JSTOR?
Yes, you can download up to 10 articles from JSTOR per day.
Can I print articles from JSTOR?
Yes, you can print up to 50 pages of an article per day from JSTOR.
Why am I getting an "Access denied" error?
This error may occur if you do not have a valid subscription to JSTOR through your institution. You can check with your librarian for more information.
What do I do if I forget my JSTOR password?
You can click on the "Forgot your password?" link on the JSTOR login page to reset your password.
Are there any restrictions on the usage of JSTOR articles?
Yes, please refer to JSTOR's Terms and Conditions for the specific usage guidelines.
What is the JSTOR Data for Research service?
JSTOR Data for Research is a service that provides access to JSTOR metadata and full-text content for research and analysis purposes.
How do I use the Text Analyzer feature on JSTOR?
The Text Analyzer feature allows you to upload your own documents and JSTOR will analyze them and suggest related articles to help with your research. You can access this feature through your personal account.
Why am I getting a "Page not found" error?
This error may occur if the page you are trying to access on JSTOR does not exist or has been removed. Try using the search bar to find the content you are looking for.
Can I access JSTOR from my mobile device?
Yes, JSTOR has a mobile-friendly website and also offers a mobile app for iOS and Android devices.
Why are some images missing from the articles I am reading on JSTOR?
Due to copyright restrictions, some images may not be available on JSTOR. You can check the source information of the article for more details.
Can I use JSTOR for commercial purposes?
No, JSTOR is intended for personal, non-commercial, and educational use only.
Why am I getting a "Server error" message?
This error may occur if there is an issue with the JSTOR servers. Try refreshing the page or waiting a few minutes before trying again.
How do I report a technical issue on JSTOR?
You can contact JSTOR's support team through their help center or by emailing [email protected].
Can I save articles on JSTOR for future use?
Yes, you can use the "save" feature to create a collection of articles in your personal account for future reference.
How can I stay updated on new content added to JSTOR?
You can sign up for JSTOR's email alerts, which will notify you of new articles, journals, or books in your areas of interest.
Why am I seeing a message that says "Your session has timed out"?
This means your session on JSTOR has ended due to inactivity. Try refreshing the page or logging in again to continue.
Can I cite articles from JSTOR in my research?
Yes, you can cite articles from JSTOR in your research, but please check with your institution for proper citation guidelines.
How do I find out if my institution has a subscription to JSTOR?
You can use the "find my institution" feature on the JSTOR homepage to search for your institution and see if it has a subscription. You can also check with your librarian.
