To celebrate its 200th Anniversary, Princeton Theological Seminary has launched an open-access collection of digital and non-digital material held in the Seminary's Library.
Material in the collection dates from circa 975 to the 20th century and as well as covering Christianity, mission studies and theology, there are also substantial holdings on the Eastern Church, Buddhism, Islam and Judaism.
The collection is in a database format, so searches for particular topics can be refined by date, language and keyword etc.
CLICK HERE TO TRY OUT THIS NEW RESOURCE
A link will shortly be appearing on the Library web subject guide for Religions, under Electronic Publications
Wednesday 14 March 2012
Monday 5 March 2012
What is "Islamic Art"?
Souren Melikan's New York Times article looks at the myriad artistic traditions and cultures that tend to be classified as "Islamic" in Western museums and galleries
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