Below you will find the databases we covered in class and additional resources that you may find useful in your research.

Helpful Library Pages

For a comprehensive list of the databases available to you through the library see Databases A-Z
 
For resources by subject area see Falvey's Subject Guides page.
 
Search for specific journals or specific articles using Journal Finder.
 

Search Smarter!

The Web vs. Library Databases – A comparison
A guide to understanding and evaluating the difference between scholarly and non-scholarly resources

Is it Scholarly? Tips for critically evaluating your information resources.
 

Avoid Problem Areas

Harvard Guide to Using Sources: What Constitutes Plagiarism?
 

  Cambridge Companions

 Dictionary, Encyclopedia, etc.

A dictionary of literary terms and literary theory

Dictionary of Literary Biography Complete Online (Gale)
Provides full text access to biographical and critical essays on important literary figures from all eras, genres, and geographic areas. Many essays include manuscript pages, portraits, excerpts of criticism, bibliographies, and more. Electronic access extends back to 1978.

Oxford Dictionary of National Biography (Oxford University Press)
Presents authoritative biographies of influential people who lived in Britain. Covers only deceased subjects. Includes portraits, if available, and bibliographies with citations to works by and about featured individuals.

Oxford English Dictionary (Oxford University Press)
Contains the complete text of the second edition of the 20-volume Dictionary. Presents authoritative information on words in the English language, including their form, definition, history, pronunciation, and etymology. Approximately 1,000 new and revised entries are added on a quarterly basis.

The Cambridge Companion to American Gothic

The Cambridge Companion to Gothic Fiction

Oxford Companion to the Bible

 Journal Articles

  Organizing & Citing Your Sources