LibGuides: E392M: Early Modern Temporalities, J. K. Barret: Library Resources for This Class

Library Resources for This Class

The three tools below are most helpful for your class assignments (presentation and final paper).

MLA International Bibliography
From the Modern Language Association, this collection includes scholarly journals, books, book chapters, and dissertations.
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography
A large collection of biographies of "people of distinction" from the British Isles and its colonies who died before 2000, includes many writers and poets.
Early English Books Online
Digital facsimiles of early print books from 1473-1700, includes pamphlets and broadsides from England and its colonies.

Below is a selection of relevant research tools that you can consult for your course assignments.

Literature Online (LION)
A comprehensive collection of scholarship and reference works for literary studies. Includes the Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature, a scholarly index to rival the MLA.

UT Library Catalog
Search the UT Libraries' collections of print books, ebooks, and films. You can search for scholarly books about the texts you are reading in class, as well as the texts themselves.
JSTOR's Understanding Series
This innovative tool from JSTOR allows you to browse the entire text of a literary work, and see the scholarly articles that cite particular lines of text. It's an excellent way to find scholars' close readings of a particular passage.

World Shakespeare Bibliography Online
An index of journals, anthologies, and books of scholarship on Shakespeare. Includes scholarship on other Elizabethan authors and contemporaries of Shakespeare. NOTE: Not all articles are available as PDFs in this database. Use FindIt@UT.
Oxford Bibliographies Online
Find citations of important scholarly books, articles, and other works of scholarship on a wide range of academic disciplines. See sections on "Renaissance and Reformation," "British and Irish Literature," and "Classics".
Oxford English Dictionary (OED)
Arguably, the most comprehensive dictionary and record of the English language, with etymological analysis, variant spellings, phonetic pronunciation, and citations of usage.

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