Library Bruss Seminar 310

Signs at 40 cocitation analysis

Signs at 40 topic model of content

Encyclopedia of the Gothic, ed. Hughes, Punter, and Smith (Wiley-Blackwell, 2013), Frost Reference PN3435 .E56 2013

Gothic writers: A Critical and Bibliographical Guide, ed. Thomson, Voller, and Frank (Greenwood Press, 2002), Frost Reference PN3435 .G68 2002

• Reference Universe
  Searchable index of the library's entire reference collection, both print and electronic.

Two helpful resources on annotated bibliographies + MLA citation style:

UNC Writing Center (including info on types of annotations and writing styles)

Purdue OWL (a more succinct overview)

references  ←  source  → cited by
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database record :: catalog record

• Five Colleges Catalog
  Search by title or author, then click through to the record to find relevant subject headings
• MLA International Bibliography with Full Text (1926 to present)
  Covers critical scholarship on literature, language, linguistics, and folklore.
• Google Scholar
  After searching for a known source, look for the "Cited by" link in small type underneath
• Book Review Digest (1908 to present)
  Reviews of English-language fiction and nonfiction books from U. S., Canadian, and British periodicals.

• MLA International Bibliography with Full Text (1926 to present)
  Covers critical scholarship on literature, language, linguistics, and folklore.
• Film and Television Literature Index with Full Text
  Bibliographic and full-text database of film and television articles from scholarly and popular publications. Includes images from the MPTV Image Archive of entertainment photography.
• GenderWatch (1970 to present)
  Full text of publications that focus on the impact of gender across a broad spectrum of subject areas.
• PsycInfo (1887 to present)
  Covers the academic literature in psychology and related disciplines including psychiatry, sociology, education, and other areas.
• Social Science Database (ProQuest)
  Covers academic literature for disciplines ranging from anthropology, sociology, and political science to communication, education, criminology, demography, economics and more.
• Arts & Humanities Database
  Full-text publications that focus on art, architecture, design, history, philosophy, music, literature, theatre and cultural studies.

and to see if you've missed anything:

Discover (searches catalog + most databases except ProQuest)

ProQuest Search (all ProQuest databases)