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ABELL (ANNUAL BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ENGLISH LANGUAGE AND
LITERATURE). ABELL covers monographs, periodical articles,
critical editions of literary works, book reviews, collections of
essays, and doctoral dissertations published anywhere in the world
from 1892 onwards. All aspects and periods of English literature are
covered. British, American and Commonwealth writing are all represented.
Coverage is international, including material in languages other than
English.
ABI/INFORM GLOBAL (1971-)
is an abstracting and indexing tool for more than 1500 business
periodicals, including 200 English language foreign publications.
It also contains the full text of over 600 journals from 1992 to
the present.
ACCESSUN indexes
United Nations publications from 1966 to date, and provides the
full-text of most UN resolutions. Other documents cited in AccessUN
may be found Mugar Library's microfiche collection of United Nations
Documents and Publications.
ACCUNET/AP MULTIMEDIA ARCHIVE
is an electronic library of photographs and other graphic images,
drawn from the collections of the Associated Press. The archive
currently contains 700,000 photos, most of which are contemporary
photographs taken since 1995. The archive includes thousands of
historical images, dating back to the 1800s. The archive also makes
available "charts, graphs, tables, and maps from the AP's graphics
portfolio." Copies of the images in the archive may be downloaded
or printed for educational use.
ACM DIGITAL LIBRARY
contains bibliographic information, abstracts, reviews, and the
full-text for articles published in ACM periodicals and proceedings
since 1985. While full-text is available for most articles, full-text
is not yet available for every proceeding article published before
1991. As of September 30th, 1999, the library includes over 31,000
full-text articles from ACM journals, magazines, and conference
proceedings; tables of contents with over 7,000 citations from articles
published in ACM journals and magazines from 1985 forward; tables
of contents with nearly 35,000 citations from articles published
in over 700 volumes of conference proceedings since 1985.
AGRICOLA,
created by the National Agricultural Library of the U.S. Department
of Agriculture, provides access to the agricultural literature of
the world. It contains over 3.3 million bibliographic records of
journal articles, monographs, theses, patents, software, audiovisual
materials and technical reports from 1979 to the present. 1400 journals
are indexed by the database.
AIDSEARCH is a combination
of three database files (AIDSLINE, AIDSTRIALS, and AIDSDRUGS) that
provides information about Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS)
and related topics. Coverage is from 1980.
ALT-HEALTH WATCH is
a full-text database of periodicals, peer-reviewed journals, academic
and professional publications, magazines, consumer newsletters and
newspapers, research reports, and association newsletters focused
on complementary, alternative and integrated approaches to health
care and wellness. Alt-Health Watch provides in-depth coverage --
on both professional and consumer levels -- across the full spectrum
of more than two hundred therapies, modalities and perspectives
addressed by integrated medicine. Cumulative quarterly updates keep
the content current while the initial seven years of back issues
provide critical depth and perspective.
ALTERNATIVE PRESS INDEX:
indexes roughly 380 alternative, radical, and left publications.
Subjects covered by this index include African-American studies,
gay and lesbian studies, feminism, socialism, anarchism, labor studies,
social theory, alternative organizations, community organizing,
prisons, ecology, indigenous people's rights, and internationalism.
English, French, and Spanish language periodicals are indexed. Coverage
is from 1991 to the present..
AMERICA: HISTORY AND LIFE
is an international index to journal articles, book and media reviews
and dissertation on the history and culture of the United States
and Canada from prehistoric times to the present. The database coverage
is from 1964 to the present..
AMERICAN BIBLIOGRAPHY OF SLAVIC
AND EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES (ABSEES) covers North American
(U.S. and Canadian) scholarship on East-Central Europe, Russia,
and the former Soviet Union. It contains bibliographic records for
journal articles, book chapters, book reviews, dissertations, online
resources, and selected government publications. Period of coverage
is 1990 to the present.
ANNUAL REVIEWS provide
systematic, periodic examinations of scholarly advances in a number
of fields of science through critical authoritative reviews. The
comprehensive critical review not only summarizes a topic but also
roots out errors of fact or concept and provokes discussion that
will lead to new research activity. The critical review is an essential
part of the scientific method.
Please note: there are some guidelines for use:
those using Annual Reviews online may "view, reproduce or store
copies of articles comprising the series provided that the articles
are used only for their personal, noncommercial use." Uses beyond
the "Fair Use" Copyright limitations require permission of the publisher.
Any uses and or copies of this publication in whole or in part must
include the customary bibliographic citation, including author attribution,
date, article title, Annual Reviews Online, and the URL and MUST
include a copy of the copyright notice.
ANTHROPOLOGICAL INDEX ONLINE
indexes approximately 750 scholarly journals and other serial publications
in the field of anthropology held by the British Museum Department
of Ethnology (Museum of Mankind). Materials are collected in all
languages and for all geographical areas. Coverage is from 1965
to the present.
ANTHROPOLOGICAL LITERATURE
describes articles and essays on anthropology and archaeology, including
art history, demography, economics, psychology, and religious studies.
Updated quarterly, Anthropological Literature indexes articles two
or more pages long in works published in English and other European
languages from the late 19th century to the present.
ART INDEX is an index
to periodicals, yearbooks and museum publications, both domestic
and foreign. Book reviews are available in a separate section of
the index. Subjects covered include archaeology, architecture, art
history, crafts, motion pictures, graphic arts, interior design,
landscape architecture and others. Coverage is from 1929 to date.
ARTBIBLIOGRAPHIES MODERN
indexes and provides abstracts of journal articles, books, essays,
exhibition catalogs, dissertations, and exhibition reviews covering
artists and movements beginning in the late 19th century to the
present. Photography is covered from its invention in 1839. Lesser-known
artists, performance art and installation works, video art, computer
and electronic art, graffiti, artists' books, theater arts, crafts,
jewelry, and illustration are included in addition to painting,
sculpture, printmaking, and drawing. Coverage is from 1974 with
13,000 new entries added annually. Emphasis on foreign-language
publications.
ARTFL French language
texts from the Project for American and French Research on the Treasury
of the French Language.
ASFA I: Biological Sciences and
Living Resources. Major areas of coverage include:
aquaculture, aquatic organisms, aquatic pollution, brackish water
environments, conservation, environmental quality, fisheries, freshwater
environments, limnology, marine biotechnology, marine environments,
meteorology, oceanography, policy and legislation and wildlife management.
Indexing is from 1971 to date.
ASSOCIATIONS UNLIMITED
contains information on over 400,000 international,
national, regional, state and local nonprofit membership organizations
in all fields. It includes IRS data on US 501(c) nonprofit organizations.
ATLA RELIGION DATABASE,
produced by the American Theological Library Association, indexes
citations in the scholarly fields of religion. It covers the research
literature of religion in more than 30 languages and contains articles
from 650 journals, essays from 14,000 multi-author works, and more
than 300,000 book reviews. Coverage is from 1949 to date.
AVERY INDEX TO ARCHITECTURAL PERIODICALS
indexes over 1,000 international periodicals on architecture, archaeology,
city planning, interior design, and historic preservation. Coverage
begins in the 1930s (selective coverage dates back to the 1860s)
and continues to the present with daily updates. The source of the
Index is the Avery Architectural and Fine Arts Library, Columbia
University.
BIBLIOGRAPHY OF THE HISTORY
OF ART covers American and European art from late antiquity
to the present. The database indexes and abstracts art-related books,
conference proceedings and dissertations, exhibition and dealers'
catalogs and articles from more than 2500 periodicals. Coverage
is from 1973 to date.
BIOGRAPHY AND GENEALOGY MASTER
INDEX is a comprehensive index to nearly 12 million
biographical sketches in more than 2700 volumes and editions of
current and retrospective reference books, covering both contemporary
and historical figures throughout the world.
BIOSIS is the
electronic version of Biological Abstracts (held
at the Science-Engineering Library). It covers many science disciplines,
including biochemistry, ecology, microbiology, neurosciences and
many others. Materials indexed are in many languages. Coverage is
from 1989 to date.
BOOKS IN PRINT gives
publication information for books, audio recordings and videos,
currently available from American publishers. Also included is information
for books that have gone out of print within the last ten years.
Many records include brief reviews from sources such as Publishers
Weekly, Choice, Kirkus Reviews, and Library Journal.
BUSINESS SOURCE PREMIER
indexes, abstracts and provides full text of business publications,
scholarly publications and peer-reviewed journals. It covers over
8,000 journals with full text for over 4,000 of these titles. Among
the sources covered in this database are EIU (Economist Intelligence
Unit) country economic reports, company profiles from Datamonitor,
and monographs.
CHILD ABUSE, CHILD WELFARE AND
ADOPTION is a database containing more than 26,000
bibliographic citations and abstracts of professional literature
on the maltreatment of children. Publication types include books,
journals, government reports, conference papers, state annual reports,
curricula, and unpublished papers. Coverage is from 1965 to the
present.
CHILD DEVELOPMENT & ADOLESCENT
STUDIES is a database containing "references
to the current and historical literature related to the growth
and development of children through the age of 21. Included
are book reviews and abstracts from hundreds of journals, and
a bibliography of thousands of technical reports, books, book
chapters, theses and dissertations that cover the biomedical
and social sciences worldwide. Over 10,000 new records added
each year. " Coverage is from 1927 to the present.
COLLEGE SOURCE ONLINE
is an extensive collection of full-text college catalogs
from two year, four year, and professional schools. This resource
can be used as a directory by means of a "criteria search" option
that allows the user to search for institutions by affiliation,
enrollment, degree level, major, state, or tuition.
COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY lists
notices of proposed government procurement actions, contract awards,
sales of government property, and other procurement information.
COMMUNICATION ABSTRACTS
indexes and summarizes major articles, reports, and books concerned
with communication theory, interpersonal communication, mass communication,
organizational communication, small group communication, speech,
advertising and marketing, broadcasting, journalism, public opinion,
public relations, radio, and television. The electronic version
provides coverage from 1998 to the present.
COMPENDEX (via
Engineering Villiage 2) is a comprehensive bibliographic database
of engineering research containing over seven million references
and abstracts taken from over 5,000 engineering journals, conferences
and technical reports. The broad subject areas of engineering and
applied
science are comprehensively represented. Online coverage is from
1969 to the present. Approximately 250,000 new records are added
to the database annually from over 175 disciplines and major specialties
within
engineering. Compendex is updated weekly.
CONFERENCE BOARD RESEARCH DATABASE
consists of full-text research reports on the latest
issues in business management and on US and global economics. Research
covers business trends, leadership decisions,
performance excellence, corporate governance, human resource management,
productivity, and more. Full-text coverage is from 1998 to date.
Economics material includes US and global economic indicators and
analysis and forecasts of regional, national, and international
economic conditions.
CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY RESEARCHER
is a full text resource offering basic background
on many contemporary issues of interest to Congress. An excellent
starting point for research into major public issues, this source
gives summary coverage to all sides of the issues along with extremely
useful bibliographies.
CONTEMPORARY AUTHORS,
CONTEMPORARY LITERARY CRITICISM AND THE DICTIONARY OF LITERARY BIOGRAPHY
brings three literary resources together in a single
database of information on the lives and writings of nearly 100,000
authors.
- Contemporary Authors provides a comprehensive collection of
biographies of currently active authors.
- Contemporary Literary Criticism Select provides excerpts from
critical works on most major twentieth century writers, grouped
by individual titles within an author's body of work. Extensive
bibliographies are also included for each individual work, and
for the author as a whole. This resource should be used in conjunction
with the print version of Contemporary Literary Criticism
(Mugar Reference X PN 771 .C59) which covers a larger number of
more obscure authors.
- Dictionary of Literary Biography. Detailed literary biographies
of authors from a wide variety of genres, nationalities, and literary
forms. Should also be used in conjunction with the print version
of the Dictionary of Literary Biography (Mugar Reference
X PS 21 .D52M).
CONTEMPORARY WOMEN'S
ISSUES is a full-text database, international in scope,
covering such subjects as violence and sexual exploitation, human
rights, development, health, family life and the arts. Sources include
journals, research reports, newsletters, alternative press literature
and fact sheets. Coverage is from 1992 to date.
CORPTECH DIRECTORY OF TECHNOLOGY
COMPANIES contains information on 50,000 public and
privately-held technology, manufacturing and service companies.
Companies can be searched by company name, location, and/or industry.
COS FUNDING OPPORTUNITIES
is a research funding database that includes more than 20,500 grants
from around the world. Updated daily, COs Funding Opportunities
provides information on "research, collaborative activities, travel,
curriculum development, conferences, fellowships, postdoctoral positions,
equipment acquisition, operating and capital expenses, and more."
CURRENT INDEX TO STATISTICS (CIS)
is a bibliographic index to publications in statistics and related
fields. Coverage, in most cases is "from 1974 (or first issue if
later) to the current end year from 111 "core journals" (and pre-1974
coverage for a number of them), selected articles since 1974 from
about 900 additional journals (cumulatively), and about 8,000 books
in statistics published since 1974."
DECLASSIFIED DOCUMENTS REFERENCE
SYSTEM (DDRS) is a digital archive of over 75,000 declassified
documents culled from presidential libraries in the United States.
These documents originate with "various government agencies,
including the White House, the CIA, the FBI, the State Department."
The period of coverage extends from the mid 1940's to the 1970's.
DISSERTATION ABSTRACTS
ONDISC has citations to dissertations accepted for
doctoral degrees at accredited North American institutions and more
than 200 institutions elsewhere. Coverage for dissertations is from
1861 to date: Abstracts are available from 1980 to date. The print
counterparts are Dissertation Abstracts International, American
Doctoral Dissertations and Comprehensive Dissertation Index. It
also contains citations to masters' theses from 1962 to date. Abstracts
for theses are available from 1988 to date.
ECO (ELECTRONIC COLLECTIONS ONLINE)
provides information from academic journals. Journals may be searched
by author and subject. Tables of contents may be browsed. Articles
from journals which the Library subscribes to through ECO may be
printed or read online.
ECONLIT contains
citations to, and selected abstracts of, the international literature
in the field of economics. It is produced by the American Economic
Association and corresponds to the print Journal of Economic
Literature and the Index of Economic Articles. It
covers journal articles, dissertations and books, as well as chapters
and articles in books and conference proceedings. Topics include
economic theory and history; monetary theory and financial institutions;
labor economics; international, regional and urban economics and
other related subjects. Coverage is from 1969 to date.
EDUCATION FULL TEXT
is a database that indexes and abstracts articles from more than
400 English-language periodicals and yearbooks published in the
United States and elsewhere. English-language books relating to
education published in 1995 or later are also indexed. All levels
of education, from preschool to adult are covered as are educational
administration, evaluation and current issues in education. Abstracting
coverage begins with January 1994. Full text coverage begins in
January 1996.
EIU (ECONOMIST INTELLIGENCE UNIT)
publications; our subscription includes Country Profiles and Country
Reports for 48 African and Latin American countries and the following
publications: Business Asia, Business China, Business Eastern Europe,
Business Europe, Business Latin America, Country Commerce, Country
Finance, and Country Monitor. Reports can be searched by title of
publication, country and by key word.
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AMERICAN
INDUSTRIES "provides detailed, comprehensive
information on a wide range of industries in every realm of
American business."
ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ISLAM
ON CD ROM. This comprehensive work includes the
first nine volumes of the print edition as well as the three
indexes (proper
names, subjects, and technical terms) and the glossary. The Encyclopedia
contains over 10 million words and thousands of articles
on all
aspects of Islam as well as figures, line drawings, genealogical
tables, and maps. All images are searchable. The search engine
allows
for wildcard, Boolean, and proximity searching in both Arabic transcription
and English. Available only on Mugar workstation 17.
ENGLISH SHORT TITLE
CATALOG. "
The English Short Title Catalogue provides extensive descriptions
and holdings information for letterpress materials printed
in Great Britain or any of its dependencies in any language—as
well as for materials printed in English anywhere else in the
world. Coverage is from the beginnings of print to 1800 including
all recorded English monographs printed between 1475 and 1700.
The English Short Title Catalogue is updated daily." --from
the RLG ESTC site
ENVIRONMENT ABSTRACTS
covers air, water and noise pollution; solid and toxic wastes; radiological
contamination; toxicological effects; control technologies; resource
management; population; endangered species; and geophysical and
climate change. Indexing is for 800 English-language journals as
well as conference papers and proceedings. Coverage is from 1975
to 2001.
ENVIRONMENTAL KNOWLEDGEBASE ONLINE
(EKOL) Index with abstracts to over 400 English-language
journal titles providing broad coverage and focus upon the interdisciplinary
nature of environmental studies from 1973 to the present. Sources
include specialized scientific and technical publications as well
as legal, public policy, socioeconomic, philosophical, and popular
periodicals. The library has contracted for 5 simultaneous users.
ERIC is a bibliographic
database sponsored by the US Dept. of Education, corresponding to
the print Resources in Education (RIE) and the Current
Index to Journals in Education (CIJE). Mugar Library owns a
microfiche set of the ERIC documents in RIE. Those citations are
distinguished in the database by an accession number beginning with
ED. The database covers 1982 to date.
ETHNIC NEWSWATCH is
a full-text database of the newspapers, magazines, and journals
of the ethnic, minority, and native press. The database contains
more than 700,000 articles from 200 publications. Searchable in
both English and Spanish, it includes more than 150,000 articles
in Spanish. Coverage is from 1990 to the present.
FEDERAL REGISTER is
issued by the US Government Printing Office (GPO), and published
on the Web by Community of Science. The Federal Register (FR) lists
US federal agency announcements and information, such as presidential
documents, agency meetings, grant opportunities, and proposed federal
regulations. The GPO publishes a new edition of the Federal Register
every business day, which COs uploads on a regular basis into its
FR database.
FIAF FILM & TV INDEXES
index articles published in more than 300 film and television periodicals
from 1972 to the present. The indexes cover primarily English and
French-language magazines and journals.
FRANCIS includes
multilingual, multidisciplinary information in the humanities, social
sciences and economics. The database is strong in religion, the
history of art and literature with emphasis on current trends in
European and world literature. Coverage is from 1984 to date.
GENERAL SCIENCE FULL TEXT
is a database that indexes and abstracts articles from English-language
periodicals published in the United States and Great Britain, plus
the full text of selected periodicals. Periodical coverage includes
popular science magazines as well as professional journals. General
Science Full Text also covers The New York Times Science Section
(published weekly on Tuesday). Indexing begins with May 1984. Abstracting
coverage begins with periodicals published in March 1993. Full text
coverage begins in January 1995.
GEOREF, established
by the American Geological Institute, covers the geology of North
America from 1785 to the present and worldwide publications from
1933 to date. It includes references to all publications of the
US Geological Survey. There is indexing for 3500 journals in 40
languages. 60,000 new records are added each year.
GPO (US GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE)
is a resource for information on United States government publications.
It includes books, reports, studies, maps, etc. Database coverage
is from 1976 to date.
GROVE ART ONLINE is
an online version of the 34 volume print Dictionary of Art (1996).
Comprising more than 45,000 signed articles on the visual arts,
it is kept current with quarterly updates and additions. This
site
also incorporates links to over 130,000 images, searchable by artist,
title, dates, location or by keyword.
HANDBOOK OF PSYCHIATRIC
MEASURES The complete, unabridged text of the Handbook
of Psychiatric Measures, in fully searchable form (also available
in print at the Mugar reference desk). In addition, the CD-ROM includes
complete copies of 108 measures discussed in the handbook.
HISPANIC AMERICAN PERIODICALS
INDEX is a source for U.S.-Hispanic and Latin American
topics. Cited articles are from more than 400 scholarly journals
published worldwide. Coverage is from 1970 to date.
HISTORICAL ABSTRACTS
Historical coverage of the world from 1450 to the present (excluding
the United States and Canada). Indexing is from 1969 to date.
HISTORICAL NEW YORK TIMES is
a full-image archive of the entire historical run of The New York
Times, from 1851-2001. Every word appearing in the New York Times
for this period is indexed, including those found in display and
classified ads, comics and cartoons as well as editorials. Full
page in-context pdf images as well as individual item pdf images
are available.
HUMANITIES FULL TEXT
is a database that indexes and abstracts articles from English-language
periodicals, plus the full text of selected periodicals. Topics include
archaeology, art, film, music, performing arts, religion, history
and literature. Periodical coverage includes both well-known scholarly
journals and numerous lesser-known but important specialized periodicals.
Indexing begins in 1984. Full text coverage begins in January 1995.
INDEX ISLAMICUS is
an index to articles, books, multi-authored works, and conference
proceedings on Islam, the Middle East, and on Muslims worldwide, published
in European languages. Includes all aspects of Islam and the Muslim
world, including accounting, archaeology, architecture, arts, bibliography
and scholarship, economics, education, geography and travel, history,
law, libraries, literature, natural and applied sciences, philosophy,
politics and current affairs, religion, social sciences, theology,
and zoology. Coverage is from 1906 to the present.
INDEX TO 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN
ART PERIODICALS indexes 42 art journals published in the
US during the 19th century, providing nearly complete coverage of
journals from this period. The Index describes the entire journal
contents - articles, art notes, illustrations, stories, poems, and
advertisements and offers information on popular culture and industry,
artists and illustrators, painting, sculpture, drawing, photography,
architecture and design, exhibitions and sales, decorations, and
collecting. The file includes 27,000 records.
INSPEC is a database
from the Institution of Electrical Engineers. It includes electrical
engineering and electronics, computers, information technology, physics
and more. The database has abstracts and indexing for approximately
4200 technical journals and more than 3000 conference proceedings,
books, reports and dissertations. Coverage is from 1989 to date.
INTERNATIONAL FINANCIAL STATISTICS
is a source of financial statistics from the International Monetary
Fund (IMF). The IFS includes data on exchange rates, international
interest rates, prices, production and international transactions
(including balance of payments) as well as individual country's government
finance and national account data.
INVESTEXT PLUS includes
the full text of investment research and industry analysis reports.
It may be searched by publicly traded company name or ticker symbol,
industry area, or geographic/topical keyword. Analysts employed by
brokerage houses, investment banks, trade associations, and research
firms from around the world prepare these reports. The reports include
statistical information and textual discussions. Coverage is from
1996 to date.
JAMA RESOURCE CENTERS
is a series maintained by the Journal of the American Medical Association
of easy-to-use, peer-reviewed collections of resources on specific
conditions. Sites are produced by JAMA editors under the direction
of a medical editor and expert editorial review panels, and are
designed for physicians and other health professionals. The sites
are updated frequently.
JOHNS HOPKINS' GUIDE TO
LITERARY THEORY AND CRITICISM. This standard critical
reference provides essay-length entries and bibliographies of key
thinkers and their thoughts. The Guide will be updated regularly,
and the full text is searchable - unlike the printed version (Mugar
Z6514.C97 J64 1994).
JSTOR is a full-text
collection of back issues (from volume 1 to approximately five years
ago) of core scholarly journals. Includes journals in African-American
studies, anthropology, Asian studies, classics, ecology, economics,
education, finance, history, literature, mathematics, philosophy,
political science, population studies, sociology, and statistics.
KRAUS CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT LIBRARY is
a searchable database that provides you with curriculum information
on a variety of subjects coveredin PreK-12 and Adult Basic Education.
With a growing database of over5,000 curriculum documents, kcdlonline
provides you with a direct link tothe curricula you need and contact
information on the agencies that issuethe curricula. These documents
are from the 20th edition forward and areavailable in a PDF format.
LEXISNEXIS ACADEMIC
is a full-text database that includes newspapers, wire services,
transcripts of television and radio broadcasts, medical and health
journals, trade journals, accounting literature, company financial
reports, law reviews, statutory and case law, and public opinion
polls. The database is international in scope, and includes newspapers
in English, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, and German. Dates of
coverage vary depending upon the publication.
LEXISNEXIS CONGRESSIONAL is
an online version of the CIS Index, which abstracts US Congressional
publications from 1970 to the present. The publications include
Bills, Hearings, Committee Prints, House and Senate Reports, House
and Senate Documents, Senate Treaty Documents, Senate Executive
Reports, and the Congressional Record. These publications are
available in the CIS microfiche collections of Mugar Library and
Pappas Law Library. LexisNexis Congressional contains the full text
of publications issued since 1995, and of some publications issued
as far back as 1980. The database also includes Public Laws, the
US Code, the Federal Register, the Code of Federal Regulations,
and a search form (Inside Washington) for news analysis of Congressional
activity.
LEXISNEXIS STATISTICAL
is an online version of three indexes: American Statistics Index,
covering 1973 to the
present; Index to International Statistics, covering 1983 to the
present; and Statistical Reference Index, covering 1980 to the present.
The database indexes and abstracts social, demographic, and economic
statistics published by the U.S. government, the U.N. and other
international governmental organizations, as well as US state governments,
and US private nonprofit and commercial associations and organizations.
Most of these publications are available in the ASI, IIS, and SRI
microfiche collections in Mugar Library. The PowerTables section
of the database contains complete statistical tables, and may be
searched separately.
LINGUISTICS ABSTRACTS ONLINE "searches
more than 15,000 abstracts from nearly 300 linguistics journals
published since 1985." In addition to journal articles, this database
also covers working papers and theses. Entries appear in the database
within six months of publication.
LION LITERATURE ONLINE from
Chadwyck Healy, is a collection of full text literary databases
and complementary reference databases. Click on "Individual Collections"
to see a description of the databases listed below or to search
a single collection. Other search options listed on the introductory
screen can be used to search the whole database at once.
--Boston University subscribes to the following titles:
- 20th Century American Poetry
- African-American Poetry (1750-1900)
- American Poetry (1600-1900)
- Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature
- Early English Prose Fiction (1500-1700)
- Editions and Adaptations of Shakespeare (1591-1911)
- Eighteenth Century Fiction (1700-1780)
- English Drama (1280-1915)
- English Poetry (600-1900)
- The Faber Poetry Library (20th century)
- King James Bible
- Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged
LLBA (LINGUISTICS AND LANGUAGE
BEHAVIOR ABSTRACTS) is the electronic version of the
print title of the same name. It includes abstracts from approximately
2000 international serials, recent books, occasional papers, monographs,
technical reports, dissertation listings and citations to book reviews.
Coverage is from 1973 to date. .
MATHSCINET
is a database of Mathematical Reviews and Current Mathematical Publications.
These are publications of the American Mathematical Society which
index and review the literature of mathematics. Coverage is from
1940 to date.
MEDIAMARK REPORTER,
is a database of demographic and marketing information, including
data on product usage and media exposure. The database is updated
annually, based on a survey of persons aged 18 and over in the continental
United States.
MEDLINE, compiled
by the U.S. National Library of Medicine, contains nearly 8,000,000
records from more than 7300 publications, including bibliographic
citations and abstracts of biomedical literature. Articles are in
English and many foreign languages. Access to coverage for the current
year and the previous five years is available through WebSPIRS.
Access to the complete database from 1965 to the present is available
through the PubMed website.
MERGENT ONLINE
consists of financial information on U.S.and international
companies. The database consists of the following components: U.S.
and International Company Data, Archives, Annual Reports, Factsheets
Plus, Factsheets Express, Institutional Holdings, Insider Trades,
Expanded Long-Term Debt, Equity Portraits, and Corporate Bond Portraits.
The Database also includes Country Profiles with basic data on countries
and Industry Reports, to be available in August, 2003.
MIDDLE ENGLISH COMPENDIUM
comprises three major resources: an electronic version
of the Middle English Dictionary, a "HyperBibliography"
of Middle English prose and verse, and an associated network of
electronic resources.
MLA BIBLIOGRAPHY is
produced by the Modern Language Association of America. It indexes
critical materials on modern language, literature, linguistics and
folklore. It provides access to over 3000 journals and series, monographs,
working papers, proceedings, bibliographies and dissertations. The
materials indexed are in many languages: Indexing is from 1981 to
date.
MUSIC INDEX ONLINE locates
citations from a wide range of scholarly and professional periodical
publications in all fields of music. The index's scope is international,
though data is drawn chiefly from publications in English and European
languages. For coverage prior to 1979, consult the print volumes
(1947+ ) in the Music Library.
NEW TESTAMENT ABSTRACTS
is a database that contains over 33,000 article abstracts. It also
offers more than 800 book abstracts and some software abstracts
are added annually. The material it covers is written in various
languages. This database is the result of a partnership between
the American Theological Library Association
and the Weston Jesuit School of Theology.
NBER (National Bureau of Economic
Research) Working Papers
online resource allows users to view and download NBER Working
Papers full-text in Adobe PDF format. "Founded in 1920, the
National Bureau of Economic Research is a private, nonprofit, nonpartisan
research organization dedicated to promoting a greater understanding
of how the economy works. The NBER is committed
to undertaking and disseminating unbiased economic research among
public policymakers, business professionals, and the academic community."
- PDF documents may be e-mailed
- Search for Working Papers by keywords (author, title, abstract,
number)
OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY, 2ND EDITION
is the leading historical dictionary of the English
language.
OXFORD ENGLISH DICTIONARY,
NEW EDITION. This updated version includes "draft material
from the current OED project, representing the latest progress towards
a completely revised and updated Third Edition - at present, this
consists of entries in the range M to Mamzer, with more entries
added quarterly."
OXFORD REFERENCE ONLINE contains
about 100 dictionary, language reference, and subject reference
works published by Oxford University Press. It is a fully-indexed,
cross-searchable database of these works
PAIS (PUBLIC AFFAIRS INFORMATION
SERVICE) is a bibliographic database of citations to
public policy literature in books, journal articles and government
documents. It includes materials published in English, French, German,
Italian, Portuguese and Spanish . Coverage is from 1972 to date.
PATROLOGIA LATINA DATABASE comprises
the works of the Church Fathers from Tertullian (AD 200) to the
death of Pope Innocent III (1216). The database contains the full
texts, as well as "all prefatory material, critical apparatus and
indexes."
PHILOSOPHER'S INDEX
indexes and abstracts books, contributions to anthologies and articles
from approximately 300 journals annually, from 1940 to date for
English-language sources and from 1967 to date for non-English sources.
Although materials indexed are in many languages, all abstracts
are in English. It covers philosophy and related fields, including
aesthetics, epistemology, ethics, logic, metaphysics and the philosophy
of various disciplines such as education, history and law.
POLLUTION ABSTRACTS
covers broad scientific research pertaining to all forms of pollution
including air, water, waste, radioactive material and toxic emissions,
as well as land and noise. Coverage is for the current year and
one previous year.
PROJECT MUSE provides
access to the full text of over 100 scholarly journals in the arts
and humanities, social sciences and mathematics. Coverage varies
for each journal.
PSYCINFO is a bibliographic
database that indexes journal articles, dissertations, books, book
chapters, technical reports, and other documents in psychology and
the behavioral sciences. Abstracts are included. The materials indexed
are in English and many other languages. Coverage is from 1887 to
the present.
READER'S GUIDE FULL TEXT
is a database that indexes and abstracts more than 240 of the most
popular general-interest periodicals published in the United States
and Canada, plus the full text of more than 120 of those periodicals.
In addition to news and current events, it covers business, politics,
sports and many other subjects. Indexing begins with 1983 and full
text coverage begins in January 1994 for most titles.
REGIONAL BUSINESS NEWS
Regional Business News supplements Business Source Premier by providing
full text coverage of regional business publications. Regional Business
News incorporates coverage of 75 business journals, newspapers and
newswires from all metropolitan and rural areas within the United
States.
RILM Abstracts of
Music Literature or Ripertoire International de Littirature Musicale,
is an international bibliography of articles, festschriften, congress
and conference reports, and dissertations in the field of music
and related disciplines. Citations from 1969-1996 are fully abstracted
and indexed in English; full indexing is available for citations
after 1997. Titles for citations appear in their original language
and in English translation where applicable. New and retrospective
citations and abstracts are added monthly.
ROUTLEDGE ENCYCLOPEDIA
OF PHILOSOPHY on CD/ROM includes the complete text
of the print edition: over 2,000 entries varying in length
from 500 to 15,000 words. The CD/ROM offers additional search capabilities
and allows access by entry and by keyword. Researchers can
search by theme, philosophical tradition, region, philosopher, etc. Each
entry begins with a short overview and concludes with references
for further reading. Bibliographies are annotated. Cross references in the
text are linked to other sections of the Encyclopedia. Available only on Mugar
workstation 17.
RURAL DEVELOPMENT ABSTRACTS
ONLINE indexes English and foreign language journal
articles, reports, conferences, and books about all aspects of rural
development in developing countries from environmental management
to technical progress, poverty and women's studies. Coverage includes
policy and development, land reform, employment, land and water
resources, biotechnology, microfinance, education and extension,
health and nutrition. Updated weekly with a ten-year backfile.a
SCIENCE DIRECT
is a Web-based information source for scientific, technical, and
medical research offering access to more than 1100 full text
electronic
journals from 1995/96+ across 16 fields of science, including the
social sciences.
SCIFINDER SCHOLAR (CHEMICAL
ABSTRACTS) is a client-server-based service providing access
to the Chemical Abstracts database. Chemical Abstracts is a comprehensive
index to the world's chemical literature. It covers articles from
over 8,000 journals, patents from 29 national patent offices and
two international bodies, as well technical reports, books, conference
proceedings, and dissertations from around the world.
SOCIAL SCIENCES FULL TEXT
is a database that indexes and abstracts articles from more than
415 English-language periodicals published in the United States
and elsewhere, plus the full text of over 115 of those periodicals.
Coverage includes a wide range of interdisciplinary fields covered
in a broad array of social sciences journals. Indexing coverage
begins with periodicals published in February 1983. Full text coverage
begins in January 1995.
SOCIAL WORK ABSTRACTS
Social Work Abstracts Plus, produced by the National Association
of Social Workers, provides two separate databases: Social Work
Abstracts and the Register of Clinical Social Workers. Social Work
Abstracts contains information on the fields of social work and
human services from 1977 to the present. The database provides coverage
of more than 450 journals in all areas of the profession. The Register
of Clinical Social Workers is a directory of clinical social workers
in the United States.
SOCIOLOGICAL ABSTRACTS
is a bibliographic database providing access to the world's literature
in theoretical and applied sociology and related fields. It contains
abstracts of journal articles from Sociological Abstracts since
1974, Social Planning/Policy and Development Abstracts (SOPODA)
since 1979 and relevant dissertations since 1986.
SOURCE OECD is the
online library of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and
Development. It comprises 20 book collections by theme, containing
all of OECD's monographs and reports; 24 periodicals; a reference
title; and the OECD statistical databases.
SPORT DISCUS is
produced by the Sport Information Resource Centre. The database
contains citations to articles, theses and dissertations in the
areas of sports medicine, exercise psychology, biomechanics, coaching,
physical education, sport law and fitness. Coverage is primarily
from 1975 to the present, although citations have been selected
from as far back as 1830. Many citations include descriptive abstracts
SPRINGERLINK
includes the full text of close to 500 journals from the Springer
publishing group and other participating publishers. One can search
across all journals in the abstracts and bibliographic data and,
using "expert search," in the full text of the articles. Access
to the full text itself is available only for journals to which
we subscribe.
STAT!-REF provides
access to the full text of 30 current leading clinical, biomedical
textbooks on the World Wide Web, including the DSM-IV, USP DI, Mosby's
GenRx, Review of General Psychiatry, and more. The program allows
users to search one textbook individually, or to select up to 30
titles to be searched simultaneously. All search results, full text
and tables-of-contents can be browsed and printed. Additional features
include chapter bibliographies, links to relevant journal article
citations from the MEDLINE database, and selected tables, figures,
illustrations and video images.
STUDIES ON WOMEN AND GENDER
ABSTRACTS includes citations and abstracts for journal
articles, books, and conference proceedings on women's studies and
gender studies. Coverage is from 1995 onward.
TABLEBASE is a
database of statistical data on companies, products, industries,
markets, demographics and countries. Tabular data is drawn from
statistical annuals, trade association reports, government agencies,
international organizations, newsletters and journals.
Please note: When you are through using TableBase,
please click on the LOGOUT button at the very top of the TableBase
home page before closing your browser. If you exit TableBase by
closing the browser, without logging out, you will be unable to
re-enter the site until it has timed out your session.
THOMSON RESEARCH
(formerly Global Access): Comprehensive financial information on
over 12,000 U.S. publicly-held companies, including Securities and
Exchange Commission (SEC) filings, annual reports of U.S. and international
companies, spreadsheet financials, price and earnings data, and
overview reports, compiled from SEC documents.
TRANS-ATLANTIC SLAVE TRADE
"Contains the records of 27,233 trans-Atlantic slave ship voyages
made between 1527 and 1866. This CD-ROM provides the basis for answering
questions on the timing, direction, composition, and human experiences
of the forced movement of African peoples to the Americas.
U.S. PATENTS contains
abstracts of the approximately 1.7 million U.S. patents issued since
1975.
WEB OF SCIENCE is
the Web interface to the citation databases from the Institute
of Scientific
Information. Coverage is from 1983-. The databases include:
- Science Citation Index Expanded. covers 5300
journals (2000 more titles than the print version) and is updated
with 16,000 new records every week .
- Social Sciences Citation Index. covers 1700
journals and is updated with 2800 new records every week.
- Arts & Humanities Citation Index. covers
1100 journals and is updated with 2200 new records every week.
Data extracted from the Web of Science should give the following attribution
to ISI.: "The above data are extracted from the Science Citation Index
Expanded., Social Sciences Citation Index. and Arts & Humanities
Citation Index. Databases of the Institute for Scientific Information.,
Inc., ISI., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, Copyright) 199_."
WILSON BUSINESS FULL TEXT
is a database that indexes and abstracts articles from more than
345 English-language periodicals published in the United States
and elsewhere, including the leading business magazines and trade
and research journals, plus the full text of over 160 of those periodicals.
Indexing begins in July 1982. Full text coverage begins in January
1995.
WNC: WORLD NEWS CONNECTION
provides full-text summaries in English of international newspaper
articles, conference proceedings, radio and television broadcasts,
periodicals and non-classified technical reports. Searching can
be done by topic, geographic area, and by date.
WOMEN WRITERS ONLINE is
a product of the Brown University Women Writers Project. It is a
full text database of pre-Victorian women's writing in English.
Covering the period 1400-1850, WWO includes fiction, poetry, and
drama, as well as writings in religion and philosophy, history and
politics, science and medicine.
WOMEN'S STUDIES INTERNATIONAL
is a database (citations or citations/abstracts) of over 232,000
records combining ten women's studies resources, including Women
Studies Abstracts (1984-), Women's Studies Database
(1972-), European Women from the Renaissance to Yesterday: A
Bibliography (1610-), POPLINE Subset on Women (1964
and earlier-), Women of Color and Southern Women: A Bibliography
of Social Science Research (1975-1995), Women's Health
and Development: An Annotated Bibliography (1995) and four
files from Women's Studies Librarian.
WORLDCAT is the OCLC
Online Union Catalog in a user friendly version. It contains more
than 32 million records of items owned by libraries around the world,
as well as the Boston University Libraries. Every item in the catalog
has a listing of libraries which own it. It contains records for
books, journals, musical scores, computer programs and much more.
(It does not include records for individual articles or stories
in journals, magazines, newspapers or book chapters.) New records
are added daily.
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