These are the top choices for secondary critical articles in literature. To find full text of articles not included in the database, be sure to check MARQCAT for the journal title.
MLA International Bibligraphy (MLAIB, via ProQuest) is the top choice for scholarly journal articles, covering more than 5,000 journals since 1925.
Literary Reference Center Contains biography, interviews, book reviews, etc. for authors from antiquity to the present day.
Marquette's libraries offer hundreds of databases for conducting a literature search. Use the drop-down list of databases by discipline to discover most-used places to begin. Also, use the discipline's research guide for other starting points, such as handbooks, encyclopedias, and similar reference books.
These three are the largest multidisciplinary databases:
Trouble finding a DVD or book? Try the Milwaukee Public Library (MPL) catalog, CountyCat. Marquette students may obtain borrowing privileges at MPL. Ask for more information at the Raynor Information Desk.
Also, Interlibrary Loan (ILL) can locate and obtain both articles and books at no charge to the student. Place requests online using the ILLiad service.