The Institute for Transatlantic HumanitiesAn observatory of the humanities · Atlanta & Paris
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38 scholarly sources on both shores, 72,393 documents, 1819–2026. Each with what it is, where it lives, and the terms it was admitted under.
Counts are computed from the live record as of 18 Sep 2026; a source with no documents yet is registered and awaiting capture. “Access” states the basis on which the Institute holds each collection. Full text is never redistributed; where a publisher’s copyright applies, only metadata enters the public record. Every link goes to the source’s own home. Where a corpus is a review platform, the most reviewed authors are shown: the authors of the books reviewed, counted by review, as observed in the record and folded only for spelling.
Where books are received. These are the platforms and journals whose business is the review, and they are the deepest part of the record.
Canada’s open review journal for philosophy, in English and French, running since 1981 and so one of the longest continuous reception series in the record.
Access. Metadata via Érudit and OpenAlex.
Most reviewed authors. Nicholas Rescher 24 · Jacques Derrida 22 · Martin Heidegger 19 · Theodor W. Adorno 14 · Giorgio Agamben 14 · Douglas Walton 12 — authors of the books reviewed, over 5,169 reviews and 3,962 authors.
The principal English-language venue for reviews of academic philosophy, publishing several reviews a week since 2002. The single most important reception source for anglophone philosophy.
Access. Metadata in the record. Full text under the publisher’s copyright and not redistributed.
Most reviewed authors. Nicholas Rescher 17 · Martin Heidegger 15 · Alain Badiou 11 · Robert Audi 10 · Scott Soames 9 · Immanuel Kant 9 — authors of the books reviewed, over 4,610 reviews and 3,938 authors.
The American Academy of Religion’s open review platform for books in religious studies and theology, with an announcements feed that lets a book be tracked from publication to review.
Access. Metadata in the record. Full text under the publisher’s copyright and not redistributed.
Most reviewed authors. Walter Brueggemann 10 · N T Wright 7 · David P. Gushee 7 · Anthony C. Thiselton 7 · Jeffrey L. Morrow 6 · Grace Ji-Sun Kim 6 — authors of the books reviewed, over 4,390 reviews and 4,266 authors.
The Marx and Philosophy Society’s review of books, the reference reception venue for Marxist and critical-theory scholarship in English.
Access. Metadata in the record. Full text under the publisher’s copyright.
Most reviewed authors. Alain Badiou 23 · Slavoj Žižek 16 · Jacques Rancière 9 · Fredric Jameson 8 · Samir Amin 7 · Marcello Musto 7 — authors of the books reviewed, over 1,564 reviews and 1,263 authors.
The review organ of the Open Commons of Phenomenology: reviews, announcements and conference items across the phenomenological tradition in several languages.
Access. Open access, CC BY-SA. Full text held.
Most reviewed authors. Martin Heidegger 12 · Jacques Derrida 9 · Hans-Georg Gadamer 6 · Hans Blumenberg 6 · Thomas Fuchs 5 · Jean-Luc Nancy 5 — authors of the books reviewed, over 487 reviews and 392 authors.
A symposium platform in theology and philosophy in which a book is discussed by several respondents and answered by its author, a different form of reception from the single review.
Access. Registered. Capture pending.
English- and French-language journals of philosophy, theology and religious studies published in the United States and Canada.
Laval théologique et philosophique, Université Laval’s journal since 1945: the longest-running francophone North American series in the record.
Access. Metadata and open-access text via Érudit.
Philosophiques, the journal of the Société de philosophie du Québec, since 1974.
Access. Metadata and open-access text via Érudit.
The Journal for Cultural and Religious Theory, an open-access journal at the meeting of continental philosophy, theology and cultural theory, published since 1999.
Access. Open access. Full text held and cited.
The Journal of French and Francophone Philosophy, published at the University of Pittsburgh, the principal English-language journal devoted to French thought, and a key transmission channel.
Access. Open access via OAI-PMH. Full text held.
Théologiques, the theology journal of the Université de Montréal.
Access. Metadata and open-access text via Érudit.
Horizons philosophiques, a Québec philosophy journal published 1990 to 2007, held as a complete run.
Access. Metadata and open-access text via Érudit.
Science et Esprit, the journal of the Collège universitaire dominicain in Ottawa.
Access. Metadata and open-access text via Érudit.
Religiologiques, the religious-studies journal of UQAM.
Access. Metadata and open-access text via Érudit.
The journal of the Society of Christian Philosophers, the central venue of analytic philosophy of religion since 1984.
Access. Metadata only.
The French-language scholarly record, reached through the two national platforms, Persée for the retrospective runs and OpenEdition for the living journals, and through the journals’ own sites.
The Revue d’histoire et de philosophie religieuses of the Strasbourg Protestant faculty, from 1921, the reference French series in the history and philosophy of religion.
Access. Under the convention with Persée of 18 September 2026. Metadata held, full text to follow.
Most reviewed authors. Karl Barth 27 · Jean Calvin 22 · Marc Lienhard 19 · Paul Tillich 17 · Matthieu Arnold 17 · Martin Luther 17 — authors of the books reviewed, over 10,865 reviews and 8,199 authors.
The Revue philosophique de Louvain, the journal of the Institut Supérieur de Philosophie at Louvain, from 1894: the retrospective spine of the francophone philosophical record and the Institute’s largest single collection.
Access. Under the convention with Persée of 18 September 2026. Metadata held, full text to follow.
Archives de sciences sociales des religions, the EHESS journal and the leading French venue in the social science of religion, with a large review section.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
The Revue des sciences religieuses of the Strasbourg Catholic faculty.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
The Revue de l’histoire des religions, published under the Collège de France since 1880 and held here from 2005.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
Archives de philosophie, the Jesuit philosophical quarterly published in Paris since 1922, with its long bibliographic bulletins on Hegel, Kant and phenomenology.
Access. Metadata via Crossref and OpenAlex. Full text under the publisher’s copyright.
Most reviewed authors. Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz 17 · Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel 17 · René Descartes 13 · Thomas Hobbes 10 · Blaise Pascal 9 · Predrag Milidrag 5 — authors of the books reviewed, over 2,087 reviews and 1,725 authors.
Methodos, savoirs et textes, the journal of the STL research unit at Lille on the history and philosophy of the sciences and of texts.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
Astérion, the philosophy and history-of-ideas journal of the ENS de Lyon.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
Les Cahiers philosophiques de Strasbourg, the journal of the Strasbourg philosophy faculty.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
ThéoRèmes, an interdisciplinary journal on religion and the human sciences.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
Bergsoniana, the journal of the Société des amis de Bergson, bilingual, since 2021.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
Le Portique, a philosophy and human-sciences review published from Strasbourg since 1998.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
Noesis, the journal of the Centre de recherches en histoire des idées at Nice.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
Philosophique, the annual of the Université de Franche-Comté.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
The Revue théologique de Louvain, the theology counterpart of the Louvain philosophical review.
Access. Registered. Capture deferred.
The smaller journals of the phenomenological movement across Europe, admitted as a group so that the movement can be observed as one.
Horizon. Studies in Phenomenology, published at St Petersburg in Russian, English and German, the phenomenological movement’s eastern edge.
Access. Open access. Issue PDFs held.
Phainomena, the Slovenian journal of phenomenology and hermeneutics, published in Ljubljana in several languages.
Access. Open access. Issue PDFs held.
The Bulletin d’analyse phénoménologique of the Université de Liège.
Access. Open access. Full text held.
Alter, revue de phénoménologie, the French phenomenological annual.
Access. Open access via OpenEdition. Licence recorded per record.
A set of ten born-digital open-access journals in philosophy identified through the Directory of Open Access Journals, admitted as a group.
Access. Registered. Licence recorded per record. Capture pending.
Public-domain runs of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century periodicals, digitised by their libraries. This is where the coverage reaches back to 1819.
Public-domain runs of German and French philosophical periodicals from the Internet Archive’s library scans, 1830 to 1930, the record’s bridge from the nineteenth century to the modern journals.
Access. Public domain.
The Theologische Quartalschrift of Tübingen, founded 1819 and the oldest continuously published theological journal in the German-speaking world; the earliest date in the record is its.
Access. Public domain for the historical run. Capture in progress.
Nineteenth-century philosophical periodicals from the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek’s digital collections, page by page, to 1899.
Access. Public domain. Capture in progress.