Searching in JSTOR

You can download a PDF of your source by clicking the "Download" button in the upper right corner of the page.

Note: Entire ebooks cannot be downloaded at once. Instead, you’ll need to download individual chapters as PDFs.

You can find the publication information you need for citations on the left side of the source page. For articles, be sure to use the journal name rather than the publisher. For example, if your source is from Victorian Periodicals Review, that is the journal name you should include in your citation, as pictured below.

We do not recommend using the "Cite" option, as it may contain formatting errors. If you choose to use it, be sure to double-check that it matches your required citation style.

Just below the citation information, you’ll find two types of links:

• The Stable URL is the best option for citations, sharing online, or sending to a broad audience.
• The Remote Access URL provides direct access to your institution’s JSTOR resources when you’re off-campus. Bookmark this link, share it with peers, or use it in reading lists to ensure seamless access for anyone at UW-Green Bay.