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MLA Bibliography |
Literature Resource Center |
JSTOR |
Project MUSE |
Primo |
Subject/Disciplinary Focus |
Literature/Linguistics – most comprehensive |
All Literature |
Interdisciplinary |
More focused on the humanities and social sciences |
Interdisciplinary |
Source types |
Scholarly journals, books, book chapters, dissertations, book reviews |
Literature reference books, journal articles, various media, newspapers, magazines |
Journal articles |
Journal articles |
Depends |
Full-text? |
Some, will often need to check Lemieux’s collection for full-text |
All full-text! |
All-full text except the last 3-7 years. |
All full text. |
Partial |
Indexing/Metadata |
Article indexing with subject terms and abstracts. |
Subject indexing and full text searching. |
No subject indexing. Based on searching full-text of articles. |
No subject indexing. Based on searching full-text of articles. |
Varies but lots of metadata searched. |
Pros? |
Most comprehensive for literature. |
Not comprehensive but focused on lit and all full-text. |
All full text and all scholarly journal articles. |
All full-text and all scholarly journal articles. |
Biggest variety of source types. |
Cons? |
Less immediate full-text so can be additional steps. Looking up books/book chapters can be confusing (need to use Primo for that). |
Not comprehensive (but pretty good!) |
Doesn’t include last 3-7 years of articles. No indexing, not comprehensive to literature. |
No indexing, not comprehensive to literature. |
So much going on! |
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Search more than 5,000 titles, over 3,500 in full text. It features a mix of interdisciplinary scholarly journals, trade publications, magazines, and newspapers.