LibGuides: AMS 370: Women Radicals and Reformers: Secondary Sources (Scholarly Journal Articles)

Finding Scholarly Journal Articles

A significant piece of your final assignment is to include secondary sources that offer analysis and interpretation of the person, event, or movement you are covering through your primary source research. Here are links to databases that contain scholarly, peer-reviewed journal articles, scholarly books, and book chapters.

UT Libraries Catalog
The best way to discover books and ebooks in the UT Libraries' collection is to use our library catalog.

America: History and Life
Articles from scholarly, peer-reviewed journals on all aspects of U.S. and Canadian history and culture from prehistoric times to the present. Also includes scholarly sources such as books, book reviews, and dissertations.
Historical Abstracts
Scholarly journal articles on political, diplomatic, economic, social, cultural and intellectual history from around the world. Includes other scholarly sources such as books and dissertations.
Academic Search Complete
A HUGE comprehensive scholarly, multi-disciplinary full text database with scholarly journals, mainstream magazines/new sources, and many other resources.
JSTOR
Another HUGE comprehensive scholarly, multi-disciplinary full text database of scholarly journals, with backfiles as far back as the late 19th century.
LGBTQ+ Life
The definitive database of scholarly literature on queer and transgender topics, along with coverage of women's studies and feminism. Includes journals, books, and magazines.
Book Review Digest Plus
Find book reviews on subjects such as art, biography, business, education, general interest, history, humanities, literature, music science & technology and more. Many of the reviews are serious, academic works.
MLA International Bibliography
An excellent collection of scholarly journals, books, book chapters, dissertations, and bibliographies on topics around literary studies, language, literary criticism, and more!

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