ProQuest One Religion & Philosophy Trial
A trial of the ProQuest One Religion & Philosophy database is available until October 31, 2026.
ProQuest One Religion & Philosophy brings together resources dedicated to the study of the influence of religion and philosophy on history, society, and culture, including academic journals, books, videos, documentaries, dissertations, archives, and primary sources.
The available content includes:
- Acta Sanctorum: a key resource for the study of the societies and cultures of early and medieval Christian Europe, providing information on the lives of saints from the beginning of the Christian era through the end of the sixteenth century.
- Patrologia Latina: an extensive collection of writings by the Fathers of the Church.
- Library of Religious Thought: foundational documents for understanding the emergence and development of monotheistic and polytheistic religions.
- Academic journals from Cambridge University Press, Johns Hopkins University Press, Springer Nature, SAGE, and Cornell University, among many other publishers.
The platform also provides an AI-powered reading tool, which can generate summaries of content, explain key concepts, identify potential research topics, and support the development of search queries.
During the trial period, the academic community will have free access to all content available on the platform.
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