Is the e-version of a journal identical to the print version?
On the whole, print and online versions of Oxford Journals are identical, except for those journals who’s full-text does not appear online. However there are a few occasions where print content is not translated into online content, such as print advertising. There are also a few examples of supplementary material for articles, or special issues, that appear online and not in print. For more information on your journal of interest, please visit the specific journal homepages. Online-only subscriptions are not available for Journal of Design History, Journal of History of Collections, and Oxford Art Journal. This is because, on some occasions, we will not be able to obtain the perpetual licences to display enough of the illustrations within the articles to justify independent existence of an online-only version. The online version will provide useful 24/7 access to the full text of the journals, but will exclude the majority of the illustrations which will only be found in the print ver
On the whole, print and online versions of Oxford Journals are identical, except for those journals whose full-text does not appear online. However there are a few occasions where print content is not translated into online content, such as print advertising. There are also a few examples of supplementary material for articles, or special issues, that appear online and not in print. For more information on your journal of interest, please visit the specific journal homepages.
