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| Reference Books - the first place to begin your research |
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| Periodical Indexes (Magazines, Journals & Newspapers) - this is where you can print articles from actual magazines, journals and newspapers. For free. |
Be sure and follow all the steps
on our Remote Access
Directions page to be able to access these databases
from your home
computer.
If you need peer-reviewed/refereed articles, be sure to click that box if the database you are using offers that option on their search screen. Click here for a five minute video that explains all about peer reviewed articles.
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Academic Search Complete - -
more than 5,500 full-text periodicals,
indexing and abstracts for more than 9,500 journals, with content going
back as far as 1887. Factiva: (must use Internet Explorer) Provides FULL-TEXT articles from many magazines, journals, newspapers, and newswires. Humanities International Complete - Indexes more than 2,000 literary and creative journals. JSTOR - full-text articles in the Language & Literature collection. Some back to the 1800's. Literature Resource Center provides access to biographies, bibliographies and critical analysis of authors from every age and literary discipline MLA International Bibliography indexes critical scholarship on literature, language, linguistics and folklore. Coverage includes journal articles, series, monographs, dissertations, bibliographies, proceedings and other materials. Project MUSE: Search an index of FULL-TEXT articles from over 40 scholarly journals ProQuest Historical New York Times Newspaper Full-text articles from 1851-2001. Many literary critiques. Wiley InterScience - over 3 million articles across 1400 journals What to do if the article you want isn't full-text in the database where you found it: 1. Look in the Houff Library Periodical Holdings listing. Maybe you can check out the magazine or journal that has your article in it. 2. Not there? Then copy and paste the JOURNAL name in the following links This will tell you if it's full-text in one of our 200+ databases: VIVA Online Journal Locator VCCS Online Journal Search 3. Look in the databases that BRCC subscribes to on their own (not through VIVA or VCCS). They are JSTOR, and ProQuest Historical New York Times Newspaper. 4. Try DOAJ: Directory of Open Access Journals at http://www.doaj.org/. This has full-text to nearly 91,000 articles. 5. If your journal still isn't full-text in either of these two links, then copy the ARTICLE title and and paste it into a Google search to see if it's on the author's home page or in an online journal. 6. Type the JOURNAL title into Google and see if the journal is free online. 7. If that fails, then use the BRCC Library's free Interlibrary Loan service. Print the article information and bring that into the library or copy and paste the article information into the E-Mail a Librarian link and we will call you when the article arrives. |
| Style Guides - for MLA and APA citations for your bibliography |
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| Internet Searching - you can surf the 'net well, but here's how to evaluate what you find. | ||
Google Scholar
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