1. Explore SU Libraries' general/multidisciplinary databases.
2.Explore SU Libraries' subject-specific databases.
3. Google Scholar as a "last-ditch effort."
In the database Academic Search Ultimate, let's search the following
1. Virginia Woolf = 2000+ articles
2. Add Dalloway = 200+ articles
3. Checkmark the Peer Reviewed limiter = 136 articles
4. Use the Cite generator, or Export to RefWorks.
You can replicate this approach in nearly every database.
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Let's search for T.S. Eliot and Wasteland in the MLA Int. Bib.
MLA International Bibliography
This is mainly an index, so be prepared to use Interlibrary Loan! Provides indexing of over 4,000 journals and series. Also indexes books, essay collections, working papers, proceedings, dissertations, and bibliographies. Includes links to full text of selected journal articles.
Humanities International Complete
A comprehensive database of humanities content, providing full text of hundreds of journals, books & other published sources from arount the world. This database includes data from American Humanities Index & Humanities International Index.
Library databases:
A-Z list and by subject
Your topic may concern subject areas such as psychology, health, history, etc. You may consider searching within databases that contain articles that were published in subject-specific journals.
1. Search Google Scholar using the keywords: viriginal woolf mrs dalloway
2. Click on this one:
3. Search the SU Libraries catalog for the journal title: MFS Modern Fiction Studies. Be sure to LIMIT to Magazines/Journals.
4. Use the volume, issue, and year to find the article.