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Library Subscriptions and Licenses
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PMLA
Print and electronic formats for libraries
Library subscribers can receive current PMLA issues electronically; 2013 subscribers will also receive all 2002–13 issues in electronic form. A subscription to the electronic version of PMLA is only $190. The electronic version allows users to view issues in searchable PDF. A print and electronic subscription is also available (see above PDF for rates).
An online archive of PMLA issues from 1884 to 2007 is available through JSTOR.
MLA International Bibliography
Electronic format for libraries
The MLA International Bibliography is no longer available in print format. Libraries can subscribe to an electronic format of the bibliography.
Literary Research Guide, 5th ed., by James L. Harner
Electronic format for libraries
Previously available only in print, the Literary Research Guide is now available in a searchable online format for libraries. A comprehensive, annotated listing of reference sources in English literary studies, the fifth edition is extensively revised, with updates to nearly half the entries as well as many new entries on recent and online-only resources.
The online format features automatic linking to reference sources in the user’s library’s catalog, WorldCat, and Google Books, as well as personalization tools that allow users to save searches and citations into projects for later use. The “Research Process” section provides expert step-by-step guidance to help researchers narrow their focus and locate resources more efficiently.
The online Literary Research Guide is updated regularly. Libraries pay an initial fee in the first year to establish access to the online format of the fifth edition and an annual update fee to maintain access. The site license places no limit on the number of simultaneous users.
Order the online format of the Literary Research Guide or request a free, thirty-day trial.
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