Scholia - Indological and Buddhological

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Indica et Buddhica - Scholia: Indological and Buddhological Scholarship.

Scholia provides two interfaces: Scholia - Search and Scholia - Submit. All users can search Scholia with its public content. Assistance is available through the Search Interface Help and Submission Interface Help.

To submit material to Scholia one must have signed up for free as a registered user.

Indica et Buddhica - Scholia is a collaborative archive enabling Indologists and Buddhologists to catalogue, store and retrieve bibliographical materials, including data on articles, books, images, theses, software, working papers and so on.

Bibliographic records can be viewed in various forms - Summary, Brief and Full - and downloaded in various formats - EndNote, RIS, BibTeX, Dublin Core and MODS. All records can be cross searched through embedded links - author, title, place, publisher, date, series, subject ... and all are in UTF-8.

Scholia records can easily be imported into traditional personal reference managers such as EndNote and Reference Manager. So too with the more recent web based social bookmark and publication sharing systems such as CiteUlike and BibSonomy.

Indica et Buddhica - Scholia: Indological and Buddhological Scholarship

Scholia is a bibliographical archive designed to capture, store, index, preserve, and distribute materials pertinent to Indology and Buddhology.

http://scholia.indica-et-buddhica.org/

Acknowledgement: We would like to express our deep gratitude to the Library of Congress for making bibliographical records and metadata freely available for modification and redistribution. LoC records have been instrumental in `seeding' this project.