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- Kaigai Jinja Database
A database of Shinto shrines located outside of Japan.
- Kanopy streaming
Selected films are available online via this streaming video service.
- Karger Book Series
A collection of biomedical e-books.
- Keesing's record of world events
This world news archive, founded in 1931, provides access to original articles on the world's political, social, and economic events in a monthly digest or through the search options.
- KISS (Korean Studies Information Service System)
This database has over one million full text articles from over 1,000 journals and periodicals published by academic and research institutes in South Korea. KISS covers subjects such as languages; history; philosophy; literature; education; sociology; business/economics; law; science; mathematics; agriculture; engineering; medical science; arts and physical education.
- Knowledge Unlatched
Commercially published books are "unlatched" via crowdfunding. The books are then made available from freely accessible open access platforms - either Hathitrust or oapen.org. In oapen.org look for this button:
Authorised for ANU alumni access - Korean history and culture research database
This database is a full text collection of excavation reports of historical sites in Korea operated by national and university museums, research institutions and associations since 1910. It includes the Collection of Japanese Colonial Government’s Researches on Korean Culture and History.
- KRPIA
This Korean language ebook database includes many reference works like encyclopaedias; dictionaries; historical and archival resources; biographical sources, and other reference materials related to Korean history; literature; civilization, and medicine.
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