Comparative Literature: Guide

MLA is along with FRANCIS the largest online database that covers language and literature. It contains more than 2 million references to books, journals and reviews particularly pertaining to European and American language and literature studies.

An international abstracting and indexing tool for research in the humanities, covering over internationally respected humanities journals and weekly magazines published in the UK and other English speaking countries, as well as quality newspapers published in the UK.

Provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature across disciplines and sources

JSTOR provides access to English language articles in numerous disciplines, from 1880 onward.

Covers all disciplines in the humanities. Provides citations and abstract (1984-) and full-text (1994-).

Hosts more than 800 journals and nearly 100,000 books from some 400 leading university presses, scholarly societies, and related publishers.

Journal of short stories and prose

Journal of literature and critique

IKK journal

Database of e-handbooks from Oxford University Press. Covers humanities and social sciences subjects.

Overview articles on several subject areas as well as definitions and descriptions of different theories and schools. The scientific alternative to Wikipedia.

Collection of periodicals, books and reference works within i.a. the social sciences.

From Infomedia you can access Danish newspaper articles from the last two decades.

Contains full text newspaper articles from foreign newspapers. The oldest articles and reviews are from the 1970s and most articles are from the 1990s and onward.

Online access to the Royal Library's digital collection of newspapers, radio, tv and commercials. All material more than a 100 years old is freely available. Material less than a hundred years old, is accessible through certain computers.

Find and order books from most libraries in Denmark via bibliotek.dk. Also articles from Danish journals and magazines.