English Studies: Guide

Journal of English and American literary history.

Journal of global literature in English.

The journal is dedicated to American literature past and present.

The journal covers British society, culture, politics, foreign policy and economics.

The journal focuses on the description of the English language based on linguistic theory.

Journal of the American Language and Literature Association.

The journal focuses on multiethnic literature in the United States.

The journal focuses on British culture in the Victorian era.

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

Indexes journal articles, books, dissertations and reviews. Covers the language area widely. Good coverage also of minor languages.

The database covers British and world history from 1450 onwards.

Digital archives on highly relevant topics in English, American, and global history.

The most important database on American history.

The authoritative reference work for the English language past and present.

Authoritative guide to English, academic writing and reference management.

Reference book for literary concepts, genre, rhetoric and criticism.

The premier online reference product, spanning 25 different subject areas, bringing together 2 million digitized entries across Oxford University Press’s Dictionaries, Companions and Encyclopedias.

Reference work in American studies.

Web-based dictionaries. Updated regularly with words that the user does not find on the first try. Contains the most used words and expressions within the respective languages ​​and subject areas.

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.

Database of international newspapers.

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

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.

Digital archive of more than 200 years of editions of the British newspaper The Times, incl. facsimiles.