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Religious Studies  

Reference materials and resources from religion, philosophy, and history.
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  • Academic Search Premier
    Citations, abstracts and full-text articles from scholarly and general-interest periodicals relating to social sciences, humanities, education, physical, and biological sciences. Covers 1975 to present.
  • ATLA Religion Database
    Covers journal articles, essays and book reviews that make up the research literature of all major religious faiths and denominations, 1949-present.
  • Bibliography of Asian Studies
    Citations to western-language monographs, articles, and book chapters relating to Asia and Asian Studies, 1971-present.
  • Humanities International Complete
    Journal articles in archaeology, classics, cultural studies, arts, philosophy, history, linguistics, and literature, plus literary magazines, 1975-present.
  • Index Islamicus
    Comprehensively covers periodicals, books, book chapters, conference proceedings on Islam, the Middle East and the Muslim world, 1906-present.
  • Index to Jewish Periodicals
    Citations to English-language articles, book reviews, and feature stories in 160 journals devoted to Jewish affairs, 1988 to present.
  • International Bibliography of the Social Sciences
    Unique international coverage of social sciences journals, books and book chapters in over 100 languages, 1951-present.
  • MLA International Bibliography
    An index to journal articles and other scholarly literature on literature, literary theory and criticism, linguistics, folklore, and (since 1996) film, 1920’s -

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