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Philosophy & Theology on CD-ROM: Volumes 1-10
Scholars and librarians will be astonished by the power and accessibility of this database. The powerful VIEWS® search engine can quickly find every word or phrase in the collection and any Boolean combination can be searched with immediate results. A hypertext table of contents provides an efficient means to navigate to any item in any issue with just a few mouse clicks. Every heading in the table of contents is a hypertext link to its corresponding text and all headings are fully expandable. Clicking on the "+" next to a particular volume will display the issues in that volume, and clicking on the "+" next to a particular issue will display all the articles in that issue. Click on one of the articles itself and the hypertext link in the title takes you to the full-text display of that article. Once you are viewing the full text, you can scroll to read the text just as you would in the print version. Philosophy and Theology on CD-ROM is a joint production of the Philosophy Documentation Center and InteLex Corporation. · CD-ROM · PC and Mac formats · Individuals $60.00 · Institutions (1-2 user LAN·): $120.00 · Campus-wide license, $240.00 ·Two simultaneous users on a LAN within a building. Order Online:A print subscription to Philosophy & Theology can be ordered here. To place an order for Philosophy & Theology on CD-ROM: Volumes
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This CD-ROM
contains the complete text of the first ten volumes of Philosophy &
Theology. Over 4,100 pages of articles are provided on this CD-ROM,
making it an excellent resource for those interested in philosophy of
religion and philosophical theology. The journal enjoys a particular relationship
to the Karl Rahner Society, and one issue per year is devoted to critical
contact with Rahner's thought and influence. Authors include Shlomo Avineri,
Raja Bahlul, Robert Bellah, Nicholas Capaldi, Douglas Den Uyl, Manfred
Frings, Elizabeth Galbraith, Anthony Graybosch, Thomas Guarino, Stephen
Palmquist, Karl Rahner, Thomas Sheehan, Alan Soble, William Sweet, Merold
Westphal, Edith Wyschogrod, and Robert Wood.