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Education & Linguistics Databases
Note: the suggested subject terms differ for each database. See below*
- ERICThe ERIC (Education Resources Information Center) database indexes Education research, and is a good source for material on teaching languages and the language arts.
*ESL articles are indexed under the term "English (Second Language)" - Linguistics & Language Behavior Abstracts (LLBA)Covers all aspects of the study of language including phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax and semantics.
*LLBA uses the subject term "English as a Second Language". - MLAThe MLA International Bibliography covers world literature, languages, linguistics and folklore. Types of materials indexed include journal articles, books, and dissertations.
*The MLA database uses the subject term "ESL". - JSTOR Advanced SearchArchives of complete journal runs. You can limit by discipline to search only Linguistics journals.
*JSTOR default search is uncontrolled full text. - JSTOR Linguistics JournalsBrowse the Linguistics journals available in JSTOR.
Multisubject Databases
Try these for a multidisciplinary topic or a broader perspective on your topic.
- Academic Search PremierThousands of scholarly journals in all disciplines, many of them full text.
- Proquest Research LibraryIndexing for about 4,000 journals, magazines, and newspapers, covering a broad range of subjects with many of the articles available full text.
- LexisNexis® AcademicProvides news, business, legal, and medical information from full-text periodicals. Also includes state and federal codes and case law.
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