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Gale's
Literature Resource Center ~
An extremely powerful search tool, the LRC "provides access
to biographies, bibliographies, and critical analyses of authors
from every age and literary discipline." Includes databases
such as MLA Bibliography, Dictionary of Literary Biography,
and Literary Index. There are also external links to related,
reviewed Internet web sites.
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Project
Muse ~Project MUSE is an online library of nearly 200 journals
from Johns Hopkins University Press, with the full text of articles
from 1996 to the present. Journals in this collection cover primarily
the humanities and the social sciences. (Available on-campus
only, all full text)
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JSTOR
~ JSTOR is an online library currently containing more than
100 journals in 15 different disciplines. JSTOR collects titles
up to the year 2000 if available. Current issues of journals are
not in this database. (All full text)
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Academic
Search Premier ~Excellent generalist
database with information about some of the more recent plays and
playwrights, but articles are mostly reviews and/or from non-scholarly
perspectives. Please review the Looking
for Articles in Journals and Magazines: Scholarly or Popular?
website.
To access
these resources from off-campus, click on this link
on the library's main page
(enter your ID and password when prompted):
Note:
there is no printing capability for off-campus users.
You must e-mail articles to your email account in
order to print them.
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Can't find anything?
Try searching database groupings or all databases at once with
this link (note: this is last resort...you'll often get lots of
specious results):
Type your keywords in the search box(es), check
your relevant subject area or "All Resources"
and click "Go."
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So you found
an article in one of our databases, but it's not full-text.
Now what?
Don't fret. Look for these buttons:
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or  ,
or this line of text: (Find this
resource with SFX) next to the article citation
on the search screen. Clicking on this will take you to
a list of our full-text sources that carry the journal.
If we don't have the journal in our databases, you'll be
given an option to check the catalog to see if we have the
print version, or you'll be able to order it via Interlibrary
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