Poetry

The Encyclopaedia Britannica is the largest, most authoritative encyclopedia in the world. Its broad scope includes statistics, classics, definitions, articles in journals, and maps. (Britannica - Direct) Remote Access with University Network Account.

Online access to recent editions of Contemporary Literary Criticism, 20th Century Literary Criticism, 19th Century Literature Criticism, Literature Criticism from 1400-1800, Classical & Medieval Literature Criticism, Shakespearean Literature Criticism, and Short Story Criticism. Critical analyses are about authors through the ages of literature derived from books, journals, magazines, broadsheets, pamphlets, diaries, & newspapers. (Gale - Direct) Remote Access - University Network Account

Indexing over 3,700 journal titles with select full text, the Humanities Source covers scholarly research material, with coverage dating back to 1907. It covers topics such as history, performing and visual arts, classical studies, literature, philosophy, theology, and more.

JSTOR is a database with many full-text articles in a variety of subject areas taught at UD. It can be especially helpful for literature, philosophy, history, and religion but for other subject areas as well. However, all JSTOR articles are at least three years old, and often older, so it is not the best place to find the most current research.

Online collection of full text peer-reviewed journals from scholarly publishers. This collection complements JSTOR. (Muse - Direct) Remote Access with University Network Account.

Locates books and other materials in libraries worldwide, including the University of Dallas, through a collaborative catalog. Coverage is from 1200 to present. Connect to Tipasa and the UD catalog via remote access with a university network account.