Courses at Woolf typically include all the materials required for successful completion. Further digital resources are valuable for students supplementing their examination essays, students undertaking advanced studies, or faculty designing new courses.
For help with library resources, email library@woolf.university.
core.ac.uk
archive.org
academia.edu
doaj.org
researchgate.net
oapen.org
springeropen.com
videolectures.net
base-search.net
explore.openaire.eu
paperity.org
openaccessbutton.org
openlibhums.org
jstor.org
doabooks.org
v2.sherpa.ac.uk/opendoar
arxiv.org
scholarpedia.org
scholar.google.com
direct.mit.edu/journals
oaister.worldcat.org
openlearning.mit.edu
deutschestextarchiv.de
loc.gov/collections
bl.uk
gallica.bnf.fr
slub.qucosa.de
classicsresources.info
ssrn.com
sourcebooks.fordham.edu
dig-ed-cat.acdh.oeaw.ac.at
nlx.com
nietzschesource.org
idp.bl.uk
bl.uk
bl.uk
bl.uk
Here are some links to shop books that you cannot find in the resources.
Amazon is probably the largest supplier of digital books, and it sells books from most of the digital book suppliers – often at a lower price than purchasing directly from the publisher.
Google Books lists (typically in the top left corner of the browser) a link to purchase an eBook or physical copy of the book you are viewing.
Google Play has discounts specifically for academic books which can be purchased, or (in some cases) rented.
Some academic books can be found on RedShelf.
If Amazon doesn't carry a digital copy, check the publisher's website. Many publishers, like Cambridge University Press, sell digital copies of their books.
