Peter Suber from Open Access News tells us about a new academic search engine called BASE (Bielefeld Academic Search Engine). It discloses - according the press release he quotes - "more than 2,3 Mio. documents of 130 online - resources, incl. many scholarly full text archives, accessible through the international protocol of the Open Archives Initiative (OAI). Documents are mainly freely available and can be searched by bibliographic data or full text."
If you search for "anthropology" you get a list of 406 free content sources, incl texts about Discipline and Practice. The Anthropology of Marketing and Marketing Anthropology or Entangled anthropology: the problematic practice of gendered anthropological analysis of development or Software Anthropology: Performing Field Studies in Software Companies and many more.
The service seems to in beta-state, several of the search results went to pages with no files to download. >> continue to BASE
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