After reading about EThOS on Jim Darlack, Rod Decker, Brian Small, and Roger Pearse‘s blogs I finally decided to register and start browsing and I’m quite impressed. I’ve already downloaded 6 or 7 dissertations and I have another 2 on order. Unfortunately, some of the dissertations that look the most appealing to me, and another couple I’ve been after for a while, are not available on their service. I’ll have to keep looking for ways to access those materials for free, but until then I plan to make as much use of EThOS as possible! I suggest you do the same.
B”H
Not sure if you have heard about or can access, but you might try tren.com. I found it quite useful when writing my thesis.
Laura: Thanks for the heads up. I took a look but it seems that all the good stuff costs money and of course paying for stuff violates my morals. ;-)
I think you guys (here) are way over my head.
Back to the salt mine for me.
theoldadam: I can promise you that I’m not way over anyone’s head, except for maybe my own. ;-)
I work at a university with an account, so I lucked out and did not need to pay. Ah well.
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