Encyclo Books

mission

We believe that creating a portal for scholars where they have thousands of works they could not have access to prior, will spawn better research works and help students reach their academic goals with more effort placed toward the body of the work itself instead of into finding supporting arguments.

who we are

We have a team of more than 700 students across the US. Each contributes time to find more works that they have used in their scholarly research. All works are accepted as long as they have been used for quoting or supporting arguments in research papers and other types of research work. The works currently under development includes materials referencing more than 50 different academic fields. Each body of work was broken up into segments best suited to a certain topic. Thus the material is easily accessible on a larger scale to a larger segment of scholars across the globe. This resource will stay free.

authors

We are an open source resource. If you believe your work will help the academic world and want your name and media to be quoted and otherwise used in the field of academia, please contact us, and we will gladly accommodate your information on this site.

how to use

First a student may find the concentrated segment of a larger work by searching for it online. This material can be used as support for their argument in any type of scholarly work they are currently working on. Whether a quotation is needed or a summary of the like minded work of the author, the student has all the information they need even if they cannot access the work aforementioned in person at a library. The title of the work, the author and page numbers are all included in each segment. Furthermore, the entire body of work is carefully indexed, categorized and accessible from the segment, either by navigating on the bottom of the page or using the resource map at the top.

your contribution

Please network us, as we are a startup company bringing old world knowledge to the world of academia. Fully optimized books are becoming sources of information that are quotable and reliable, with all the 'research paper' parameters needed, our organization is the only place where academics stand before marketing. Thus all our resources go to proofreading and making these incredible sources optimized so that every scholar has a chance to use the knowledge of the previous two hundred years of the human civilization. With many thanks, EncycloBooks team.

A Comparative View of Religions, by Johannes Henricus Scholten

An Introduction to the Study of Comparative, by Frank Byron Jevons

Bible Myths and their Parallels in Other Religions, by Thomas William Doane

Bloodletting Instruments in the National Museum of History and Technology, by Audrey Davis and Toby Appel

Bulfinch's Mythology, The Age of Fable, by Thomas Bulfinch

Celtic Religion, by Edward Anwyl

Custom and Myth, by Andrew Lang

Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion, by David Hume

Essays on Supernatural Religion, by Joseph B. Lightfoot

Five Stages of Greek Religion, by Gilbert Murray

From Bondage to Liberty in Religion, by George T. Ashley

History of Religion, by Allan Menzies