It is different from traditional journals in that it is not defined by the limiting form of hardcopy issues. This project has undertaken to digitize the articles in selected scholarly journals in several disciplines and to make them searchable and readable on the World Wide Web. It provides searchable access to the full text of articles in individual journals over the complete history of their publication. It is published only electronically. This site hosts a database of over 400 reviews from 1996 to 1998.
Users can browse by year, subject, author, or title.
The database is also searchable by author, title, subject, reviewer, and keyword. Unlike most sites paralleling print publications, the review database appears to be current with the print version, with new reviews added on a regular basis. Additional resources include a Books Received Database and Instructions for Contributors. We would also like to see articles that discuss the relationship between textual criticism and other disciplines. In addition, as it develops, the TC home page will provide links to additional resources of interest to biblical textual critics, including text-critical projects, original language texts, interactive interfaces to provide information about sigla used in different editions, and links to other sites of interest.