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Shakespeare
in Winter
English 635
How to Find:
Books | Journal
Articles | Web
Sites | Citing Sources
FINDING BOOKS ON SHAKESPEARE
Using Catalogs to locate books:
1.) Ariadne
- Search by Keyword
- Find and Use Subject Headings
- Browse the shelves by Call
Number
3.)
WestCat - Western Michigan's catalog
See the English Research
Guide on Finding Books.
Sample Subject Headings
Shakespeare William 1564 1616 Othello
Shakespeare William 1564 1616 Merchant Of Venice
Shakespeare William 1564 1616 Criticism And Interpretation
Shakespeare William 1564 1616 Film And Video Adaptations
See also: Library
of Congress Classification...
Guides, Encyclopedias and Dictionaries
- The essential Shakespeare : an annotated bibliography
of major modern studies, PR2894 .C36, Reference
- Shakespeare : an annotated bibliography, Z8811 .R68 1992,
Reference
- Shakespeare and feminist criticism : an annotated bibliography
and commentary, Z8811 .K76 1992, Reference
- Shakespeare the playwright : a companion to the complete
tragedies, histories, comedies, and romances, PR2976 .C27
1991, Reference
- Shakespeare : a study and research guide, Z8811 .B44 1987,
Reference
- Shakespeare, a selective bibliography of modern criticism,
Z8811 .W85 1988, Reference
- Shakespeare A to Z : the essential reference to his plays,
his poems, his life and times, and more, PR2892 .B69 1990,
Reference
- Shakespeare on screen : an international filmography and
videography, PR3093 .R68 1990, Reference
- Shakespeare : a bibliographical guide, Z8811 .S5 1990,
Reference
Circulating Collection
- Shakespeare in the theatre : an anthology of criticism,
PR3091 .S365 1997
- Shakespeare's theory of drama, PR2986 .K54 1996
- Women's worlds in Shakespeare's plays, PR2991 .D26 1996
- Impersonations : the performance of gender in Shakespeare's
England, PR3095 .O74 1996
- Shakespearean performance as interpretation, PR3091 .C68
1992
- Shakespeare reread : the texts in new contexts, PR2976
.S3383 1994
- The Matter of difference : materialist feminist criticism
of Shakespeare, PR658.W6 M3 1991
- Rewriting Shakespeare, rewriting ourselves , PR2971.U6
E75 1992
Links to works in the circulating books in Ariadne:
Hamlet
Macbeth
Merchant
of Venice
Midsummer
Nights Dream
Much
Ado About Nothing
Othello
King
Richard II
Shakespeare
William 1564 1616 Film And Video Adaptations
FINDING JOURNAL ARTICLES
Locating Periodical
Articles on Literature
What Journals does the Library Own?
- In paper - Check Ariadne - search on your discipline or subject area, and in Step 2, limit the location to "Periodicals"
- Online - Check Online Journals at K - to find out what online journals the Library subscribes to
See the English Research
Guide: Using Indexes and Databases to help select an Index.
MLA
Bibliography <
about
>
The Modern Language Association International Bibliography
indexes 3,000 English language and foreign periodicals as
well as books, book chapters, and dissertations. Its subject
matter includes critical works on literature, language, linguistics,
and folklore. Reviews of literary and scholarly works are
not included. There are no abstracts. Dates Covered: 1963
- Present.
Included Titles:
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Shakespeare Bulletin |
Shakespeare Survey |
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Shakespeare Newsletter |
Shakespeare Yearbook |
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Shakespeare on Film Newsletter |
Renaissance Drama |
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Shakespeare Quarterly |
Renaissance Quarterly |
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Shakespeare Review |
Renaissance Studies |
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Shakespeare Studies |
Theater History Studies |
Arts
and Humanities Search <
about
>
Arts & Humanities Citation Index is a multidisciplinary index
to more than 1,100 journals spanning 25 disciplines. Records
referencing many of the world's leading arts and humanities
journals. Includes all aspects of visual and performing arts
plus humanities. Dates Covered: 1980 - Present.
Included titles:
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Shakespeare Quarterly |
Theater History Studies |
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Shakespeare Survey |
Literature - Film Quarterly |
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Renaissance Quarterly |
Journal of Film and Video |
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Renaissance Drama |
|
Historical
Abstracts <
about
>
Historical Abstracts is a complete reference guide to the
history of the world from 1450 to the present (excluding the
United States and Canada, which are covered in America: History
and Life). Published since 1954. Access through ABC-CLIO.
Included titles:
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Renaissance and Modern Studies |
Theatre History Studies |
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Renaissance and Reformation |
Theatre Research International |
| |
Renaissance Quarterly |
Theatre Survey |
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Renaissance Studies |
Literature and History |
Humanities
Abstracts <
about
>
Humanities Abstracts is a bibliographic database that covers
English language periodicals in the diverse subject areas
of the humanities. Humanities Abstracts offers detailed abstracts
describing the content and scope of source articles.
Coverage: Indexing - 1984 - present; Abstracting - 1994 -
present.
Included titles:
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Shakespeare Quarterly |
Theatre History Studies |
| |
Shakespeare Survey |
Theatre Research International |
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Shakespeare Studies |
Theatre Survey |
| |
Renaissance Quarterly |
Literature Film Quarterly |
Which index includes the journal I'm looking for?
Do you have access to a journal?
1.) Ariadne
(print)
- Title search on Title of
the Journal to locate print journal
2.) Online Journals at K
- Title search on Title of
the Journal to locate article in a Full Text
Database
3.)
WestCat - Western Michigan's catalog
Scholarly or Not?
Use Ulrich's Periodicals Directory (Ref. Desk Z6941
.U5)
Look for section called "Document Type"
Document Type MUST say "Academic/Scholarly Publication"
to be considered scholarly!
FINDING JOURNAL ARTICLES IN FULL-TEXT RESOURCES
Advanced Search
Help
Off-Campus Access to
Licensed Resources
Online Journals at K
Wilson
Select Plus <
about
>
Contains indexed and abstracted articles from periodicals,
all with ASCII full text online. The database is comprised
of records from the following H.W. Wilson databases: Readers'
Guide Abstracts, Social Sciences Abstracts, Humanities Abstracts,
General Science Abstracts and Wilson Business Abstracts.
(Please note that each periodical can begin on a different
month and year.)
Dates Covered 1994-present.
Project
Muse < about
>
Project MUSE was launched in 1995 by the Johns Hopkins University
Press, in collaboration with the Milton S. Eisenhower Library
at Johns Hopkins University, to offer the full text of JHUP
scholarly journals via the world wide web. In general, Literary
Theory & American Studies journals begin with the 1995 volume,
while most others start with 1996.
Included Journals:
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Comparative Literature Studies |
New Literary History |
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Diacritics |
Studies in English Literature 1500-1900 |
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ELH (English Literary History) |
Theatre Journal |
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Journal of the History of Ideas |
The Yale Journal of Criticism |
JSTOR
< about
>
JSTOR includes the complete runs of 117 important journal
titles in 15 disciplines, with 112 journals currently available.
JSTOR's focus is on becoming a trusted archive and does not
publish current issues of the journals. JSTOR has established
a lag period, called the moving wall, that defines the point
at which the JSTOR archive stops, and "current" issues start.
In some cases, the moving wall is three years (meaning the
last issue available in the JSTOR archive would be one published
three years ago); in other cases it is five years.
Included Journals:
WEB SITES
Shakespeare
Quarterly (Tables of Contents from 1995-1999)
Use these points to evaluate the credibility of Websites:
1. Accuracy
How reliable is the information? Are there editors and
fact checkers?
2. Authority
What are the author's qualifications? Is the publisher
reputable?
3. Objectivity
Is the author trying to sway opinion? Is the information
free from bias?
4. Currency
Is the publication date indicated? Is the source up
to date?
5. Coverage
Does the site cover the topic comprehensively, or are
there information gaps?
Sites that provide guidance on evaluating Websites:
CITING YOUR SOURCES
See: How
to Cite Sources
Examples of Citations in the MLA Format:
Book citation:
| Orgel, Stephen. Impersonations : the
Performance of Gender in Shakespeare's England. |
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Cambridge : Cambridge UP, 1996. |
Journal Citation:
| Gilman, T. "Why Seems It So Particular
with Thee? Hamlet among the Revisionists." |
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Hamlet Studies: An International Journal
of Research on The Tragedie of Hamlet, |
| |
Prince of Denmarke 17.1-2 (1995)
: 78-93. |
Chapter in a Book:
| Cohen, Walter. "The Merchant of Venice
and the Possibilities of Historical Criticism." |
| |
The Merchant of Venice, William Shakespeare.
Ed. Martin Coyle. New York : |
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St. Martin's Press, 1998. 251-300. |
MLA
Handbook for Writers of Research Papers
5th ed., New York : Modern Language Association of America,
1999.
Reference, LB2369 .G53 1999.
MLA
Style
From The University of Wisconsin-Madison Writing Center. |