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Guide to American Indian Studies Research
Databases
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The following online databases may be used
to locate articles relevant to American Indian Studies in journals, magazines,
conference proceedings, books, and other sources. Contact a
librarian
(688-5570 or 800-786-2038) for more information or for off-campus access to
current SDSU students, faculty or staff members.
Arts and Humanities Citation Index
1992+
Arts & Humanities Citation Citation Index is a multidisciplinary index
to the journal literature of the arts and humanities. It fully covers
1,160 of the world's leading arts and humanities journals. It also
indexes individually selected, relevant items from over 6,800 major
science and social science journals.
EBSCO MegaFILE
1800s+
A multi-disciplinary database providing full-text for nearly 12,000
total publications and indexing and abstracting for more than 16,000
publications. Coverage spans every area of academic study and general
interest subject areas and offers information . In addition, the
database contains more than 84,000 biographies, 86,000 primary source
documents, 10,000 company profiles and an image collection of more than
107,000 photos, maps and flags.
ERIC 1966+.
The premier national bibliographic database of educational
literature. The database includes journal articles and a large number of ERIC
documents, which are research reports, conference papers, issue papers, or
monographs relevant to most aspects of education.
Indian
Country Today Index. 1991-2003. This index provides access to the
contents of the Native American weekly newspaper Indian Country Today,
formerly The Lakota Times. 1996-2003 is available on the Library Catalog .
1991-1995 is available in paper, shelved on the library's main level in the
index area (070.L322). The Indian Country Today web site
http://indiancountry.com allows searching of past issues.
Log-in using the barcode off the back of your campus i.d. and your last
name as your password. Or, log-in by clicking 'GUEST' - then click
"Articles & Indexes" at the top of the page. Then, click "INDIAN
COUNTRY TODAY".
JSTOR
Provides electronic full-text/image access to the back issues of
more than 300 scholarly journals in many fields including history and
sociology.
LexisNexis
Academic. Provides online access to full-text
and bibliographic information from newspapers, news and business magazines,
newsletters, wire services, broadcast transcripts, and biographical
sources.
LexisNexis Statistical
An index to statistical data produced by the U.S. government; important
international intergovernmental organizations; and knowledgeable professional
and trade organizations, business organizations, commercial publishers,
independent research organizations, state government agencies, and universities.
Project MUSE
Provides full-text/image access to articles from more than 150 scholarly
journals in the humanities, social sciences and mathematics from Johns Hopkins
University Press.
ProQuest
Provides access to three bibliographic and full-text databases. Discovery is a
comprehensive file of periodicals for a broad range of subject areas including
arts, business, children, education, general interest, health, humanities,
international, law, military, multicultural, psychology, sciences, social
sciences, and women's interests. Research Library provides coverage of a broad
range of subjects including arts, business, children education, general
interest, health, humanities, international, law, military, multicultural,
psychology, sciences, social sciences, and women's interests.
Social Sciences Citation Index
1994+
A multidisciplinary database of citations and abstracts from journal
literature. Can be used as a conventional author-subject index, or searched by
cited author or paper. Covers an extremely large amount of social sciences
literature including most social sciences disciplines.
Sociological
Abstracts. 1963+. The Sociological Abstracts
database indexes and provides abstracts for journal articles from sociology
and related disciplines. In addition, it covers relevant association papers
and PhD and Master's theses. Older journal articles are also covered in the paper Sociological
Abstracts shelved on the library's main floor in the abstracts area
(305.So15).
This guide is only an
introduction to locating materials on this topic.
For more in-depth information or for assistance in using these sources, ask a
librarian.
This guide is maintained and
updated by
Laura M. Wight
Updated: 10 September 2009 by lmw
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