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Electronic Journals in the Humanities: A Survey and Critique

In recent years, as use of national computer networks has expanded, certain list server groups have begun to emerge as electronic journals. This article provides an overview of the electronic journal as a phenomenon in scholarly communication within the humanities―a description of the journals that are currently available (twelve electronic journals have been identified), a broad examination of the issues they raise for libraries, and some possible responses to those issues