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Introducing Metasearch, the first software that brings together the journals of the left and
the right. This software searches 9 journals, complete archives of the OpinionArchives
collection. You may search by keywords, author, subject and/or publisher. Due to the
scholarly content included in our collection, we also include a link for Wikipedia as a
reference resource. You will be presented a found set of records. Customers may click
through to the detailed records, non-subscribers must subscribe to the archives before
access is allowed to the detailed records.
http://metasearch.opinionarchives.com/
To go directly to the first two databases, American Spectator and Commonweal, where
users can browse by issue or author; or search by keyword, author and/or date range:
Click here to search American Spectator and Commonweal:
http://search.opinionarchives.com/
American Spectator had its origin in Indiana in 1972 where it began as The Alternative.
By 1977 it became known as The American Spectator, with a conservative perspective as
an alternative to the radicalism of the 60's. From Supreme Court appointee coverage of
Clarence Thomas, to Clinton administration dalliances, the journal has always been willing
to tackle controversy with a wit and edge not found in other journals. It is published out of
Washington, D.C. and continues its leading conservative political ideology.
Commonweal The Commonweal (shortened to Commonweal in 1965) is the oldest
independent Catholic journal of opinion in the United States . Founded in 1924 by Michael
Williams, its goal was to be a weekly review "expressive of the Catholic note" in covering
literature, the arts, religion, society, and politics. Never bound by a strict ideology,
Commonweal ("the common good") became a forum for thoughtful, urbane discussion,
largely from a liberal, reformist point of view, and has had a
distinguished roster of editors and writers.
Copyright © 2003-2008. OpinionArchives. All rights reserved.
the right. This software searches 9 journals, complete archives of the OpinionArchives
collection. You may search by keywords, author, subject and/or publisher. Due to the
scholarly content included in our collection, we also include a link for Wikipedia as a
reference resource. You will be presented a found set of records. Customers may click
through to the detailed records, non-subscribers must subscribe to the archives before
access is allowed to the detailed records.
http://metasearch.opinionarchives.com/
To go directly to the first two databases, American Spectator and Commonweal, where
users can browse by issue or author; or search by keyword, author and/or date range:
Click here to search American Spectator and Commonweal:
http://search.opinionarchives.com/
American Spectator had its origin in Indiana in 1972 where it began as The Alternative.
By 1977 it became known as The American Spectator, with a conservative perspective as
an alternative to the radicalism of the 60's. From Supreme Court appointee coverage of
Clarence Thomas, to Clinton administration dalliances, the journal has always been willing
to tackle controversy with a wit and edge not found in other journals. It is published out of
Washington, D.C. and continues its leading conservative political ideology.
Commonweal The Commonweal (shortened to Commonweal in 1965) is the oldest
independent Catholic journal of opinion in the United States . Founded in 1924 by Michael
Williams, its goal was to be a weekly review "expressive of the Catholic note" in covering
literature, the arts, religion, society, and politics. Never bound by a strict ideology,
Commonweal ("the common good") became a forum for thoughtful, urbane discussion,
largely from a liberal, reformist point of view, and has had a
distinguished roster of editors and writers.
Copyright © 2003-2008. OpinionArchives. All rights reserved.
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