• Electronic Databases
• Print Resources
• Internet Sites
• Related Pages
• Foreign Language at UWP
• French Studies
• German Studies
• Spanish Studies

Electronic Databases

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• Academic Search Elite Abstracts and full text journal articles in all subject categories.
• Arts & Humanities Citation Index A citation index can be searched by author, topic and citation.
• Humanities Full TextCovers the fields of art, history, communications, language and literature, literary and political criticism, philosophy and religion. Full text.
• MLA Directory of Periodicals "Offers detailed information on over 7,100 journals, with 4,400 currently indexed in the International Bibliography. The detailed entries include editorial contact information, as well as frequency, circulation, subscription prices and submission guidelines."
• MLA International Bibliography "A bibliography of journal articles, books and dissertations. Produced by the Modern Language Association, the electronic version of the bibliography dates back to the 1920s and contains over 1.8 million citations from more than 4,400 journals and series and 1,000 book publishers."
• Readers' Guide Full Text
  Indexes and abstracts from more than 400 popular journals, from as far back as 1983. Also available in print, Reader's Guide to Periodical Literature, 1900 - 1982 (Reference Area Index Tables)
• General Electronic Databases

Print Resources

• MLA International Bibliography (Reference Area)

Comprehensive Sites on Foreign Language

French Studies Comprehensive Sites:

• A Comprehensive List of French Web Servers Is maintained by the Unite Reseaux National de la Recherche Scientifique. Organized alphabetically and by subject and region.
• Dave's French Links This site is a compilation of hot links created by David A. Gatwood from a list by Bob Peckham (Tennessee Bob).
• French Resources Is maintained by the Department of Foreign Languages & Literatures at Appalachian State University.
• French Studies Web Is maintained by the Western European S tudies Section (WESS), which is part of the Association of College and Research Libraries, a division of the American Library Association. Well organized and useful links.
• Human-Languages Page Has alphabetical listings of links by language.
• Interesting Web Sites Francais Maintained at the University of Warwick and contains interesting links.
• Le Ministere de la Culture Useful guide to France online. Includes links to government web servers.

French Linguistic and Literary Resources

• ARTFL Project, University of Chicago Project for American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language
• ARTFL: English-French Dictionary Contains approximately 75,000 entries and is maintained at the University of Chicago.
• University of Virginia Library - French Studies ResourcesUniversity of Virginia provides access to French texts and organizes a substantial list of links to other sites of reference.

French News and Information

• Le Monde Diplomatique Offers full text of some articles.
• The Paris PagesA comprehensive source of information on all aspects of Paris.

German Studies Comprehensive Sites:

• DINO - Deutschsprachige Seiten im WWW This German language service is comprehensive and covers many subject areas.
• The German Page Maintained at Appalachian State University.
• Internet Resources for German Maintained at the University of Sussex.
• German Studies Trails On The Web Maintained at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro and contains an extensive and well organized collection of German resources.
• German Studies Web (WESS) Provides well organized links to scholarly resources in German Studies, including all German-speaking countries. This service is maintained by the Western European Specialists Se ction (WESS), which is part of the Association of College and Research Libraries; a division of the American Library Association.
• WarwickGerman Web A collection of links organized by topic maintained at the University of Warwick.
• Harvard German Department
• The I Love Languages Page Has alphabetical listings of links by language.
• Jump Station to Resources in German Maintained at the University of Alberta, Canada.
• University of Toledo German Bookmarks Over 100 links on a variety of topics.
• World Wide Web Virtual Library: German Subject Catalogue Large, well organized directory maintained by Universitat Karlsruhe (TH).

German Linguistic and Literary Resources

• Bibliography of Feminist Scholarship in German Linguistics and Literature A comprehensive, fully up to date bibliography consisting of 749 references to scholarly works in German feminist linguistics and literary scholarship. Compiled by Erika Radenovich-Banski.
• Germany: Die Deutsche Bibliothek
• English-German/German-English Dictionary Contains over 120,000 entries. Maintained by LEO (Link Everything Online).
• German Dictionaries: "English-Worterbucher aller Art" Maintained by Martin Ramsch, this language resource page has specialized dictionaries of all kinds. German origin.
• Goethe Institut"For promoting the study of the German language abroad and for international cultural cooperation."
• Hytelnet - Germany Provides links to library catalogs of academic institutions in Germany.

German News and Information

• German Language Newspapers Maintained at the University of N orth Carolina at Greensboro.
• German Language Newspapers and Other News Sources (WESS) Provides links to a number of useful new sources. Maintained by the Western European Specialists Section (WESS), which is a part of the Association of College and Research Libraries; a division of the American Library Association.
• GermNews, J ahresübersicht News summaries in German which are updated on a daily basis. News is archived back to December 1993.
• GermanyFacts and information about Germany.

Spanish Studies Comprehensive Sites:

• CLNET (Chicano Latino Electronic Network) Maintained at the University of California. It serves as a general Latino-focused Internet site serving all segments of the community.
• The University of Virginia Library: Department of Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese Has many interesting links, including Spanish-English and English-Spanish dictionary links.
• The I Love Languages Page Has alphabetical listing of links by language.
• Latin American Network Information Center (LANIC) Provides a comprehensive and well organized collection of links, which can also be searched by keyword.
• Si, SpainIs maintained by the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa (Canada). The service provides basic and updated reference information on Spanish current affairs, language, history, and culture as well as links to other relevant sites.
• The Spanish Page Maintained at Appalachian State University.
• Yahoo's Chicano/Latino American List Provides many relevant links.

Spanish Linguistic and Literary Resources

• Useful Resources for Teaching and Learning Spanish Includes cultural information, dictionaries, literary texts, newspapers, and much more.

Spanish News and Information

• Links to Spanish Media Resources Maintained by the Embassy of Spain in Ottawa.

Related Sites at UW-Platteville/Karrmann Library

• Guides to Karrmann Library Resources
• Ethnic Studies (Resources by Academic Discipline)
• Foreign Language Dictionaries (Reference Resource)

Foreign Languages at UW-Platteville

• The Foreign Languages Office is located in 228 Warner and the contact person is Raymond Spoto. For a listing of courses or for more information on this program, call (608) 342-1171.
• John Berg is the Karrmann Library's liaison to the Foreign Languages program. Contact John at (608) 342-1355 for individualized consultations and/or library instruction sessions in Foreign Languages. His e-mail address is bergjo@uwplatt.edu.