Use journal databases where you can apply a full range of search techniques to find scholarship on your topic. See the Search Tips tab for more details.
Identifying which database/s to search is a strategic choice:
Multi-disciplinary databases, sometimes with magazines and newspapers included. They cover the top-tier journals but will not go into depth in all subject areas:
Proquest Research Library Provides citations and full-text magazine and journal articles in a wide variety of disciplines, both scholarly and popular in scope. Covers 1971-present.
Enhance your PRL search by choosing a subject area with its related databases or adding individual databases from the link at the top of the page.
Web of Science Covers the humanities and social sciences as well
JSTOR All articles are full-text and come from quality journals; but the latest 3 to 5 years of articles are usually not included.
Subject-specific databases give more in-depth coverage of topics.
The Research Guides website outlines the major databases by subject area. It also includes resource lists for classes and for categories like news and government information. The Research Guides site can be searched by word or phrase (in quotations) to find something specific.
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