English 335 Milton: Electronic Resources
A guide to research for students in Professor Julie Pfeiffer's class.
Subject Guide
Rebecca Seipp
Contact:
seipprl@hollins.edu
MSIS, Information Science
The University of Texas at Austin
BA, History
Southwestern University
MSIS, Information Science
The University of Texas at Austin
BA, History
Southwestern University
540.362.6328
Databases mentioned in class
- MLA (Modern Language Association) This link opens in a new windowReminder: pay attention to the subjects listed (a good place to get keywords!) and scroll to the bottom to see if there's a link for access.
- Project Muse This link opens in a new windowInterdisciplinary full-text database. Keep that in mind while searching: use more specific keywords (e.g. "John Milton" vs Milton) and the filters on the left.
- Google Scholar This link opens in a new windowTrying using it as a citation tracker! Search for a useful book or article, then click on "cited by".
Other databases that may be useful
- WorldCat This link opens in a new windowSearch Worldcat for books, films and other materials in libraries worldwide.
- EBSCOhost (all databases) This link opens in a new windowSearch a number of databases spanning various subjects.
- JSTOR (Arts & Sciences) This link opens in a new windowFull text-articles from a wide range of journals in the arts and sciences. TIP: using advanced search, you can limit your search by discipline – Art and Art History.