http://resources.library.georgetown.edu/libdata/rqs.phtml?subject_id=88 Contact Librarian: Mark Muehlhaeusler en-us Georgetown University Library, 2009 Citation index for articles in Spanish and other languages. This resource is maintained by the Universidad Complutense in Madrid, and indexes several thousand journals in all subject areas. Citations can be exported to RefWorks. http://resources.library.georgetown.edu/libdata/rslink.phtml?subject_id=88&resource_id=3177&infotype_id=21&masterinfotype_id=3 The MLA International Bibliography, produced by the Modern Language Association of America, provides access to worldwide scholarly research in over 4,400 journals and series pertaining to literature (including drama), language, linguistics, folklore, film, radio, television, and theater. Provides citations to journal articles, books, book chapters from multi-author works, dissertations, essay collections, working papers, proceedings, and bibliographies. Does not include book reviews. MLA International Bibliography represents all national literatures. http://resources.library.georgetown.edu/libdata/rslink.phtml?subject_id=88&resource_id=60&infotype_id=20&masterinfotype_id=3 A three-volume set providing fairly long (5-15 pages) scholarly entries on Latin American writers from the late fifteenth century to the present. Entries include substantial bibliographies of work both by the authors and about them. Arranged chronologically (by birthdate of author), but Vol. III includes an alphabetical listing of "subjects" (i.e., authors). A supplement including 36 additional essays was published in 2002: Latin American Writers: Supplement I, Ref. Biog. PQ 7081 .A1 L37 1989 SUPPL. Briefly discusses Spanish and Latin American authors, works, and literary terms. Articles often include bibliographies. Brief entries for authors, works, and concepts in Spanish-language literature. Arranged alphabetically. Similar in scope and presentation to the Oxford Companion to Spanish Literature. Spanish cultural themes are alphabetically arranged, but a Thematic Entry List is included at the beginning. Contemporary for this resource means from 1939 (end of the Civil War) onward; however, entries are primarily from 1975 (post-Franco period) onward. Extensive essays, which include bibliographies, discuss the development of Latin American literature. Three volumes. A comprehensive annotated listing of sources. The materials on literature are divided into two sections, "Spanish Literature of Europe" and "Spanish Literature of the Western Hemisphere." Includes an index of authors, editors, and compilers. A selected, annotated guide to Spanish, Spanish-American, and U.S. Hispanic bibliography, literature, linguistics, journals, and other source materials. http://resources.library.georgetown.edu/libdata/rslink.phtml?subject_id=88&resource_id=1126&infotype_id=40&masterinfotype_id=11 A vast digital repository. Contains different types of full-text sources (articles, books, manuscripts) on all aspects of Spanish literature, culture and history. The presentation could be clearer, but there are thematic sub-sections that help the user find relevant titles. http://resources.library.georgetown.edu/libdata/rslink.phtml?subject_id=88&resource_id=1125&infotype_id=48&masterinfotype_id=5 "This website allows you to quickly and easily search more than 100 million words in more than 20,000 Spanish texts from the 1200s to the 1900s. The interface allows you to search for exact words or phrases, wildcards, lemmas, part of speech, or any combinations of these. You can search for surrounding words (collocates) within a ten-word window (e.g. all nouns somewhere near cadena, all adjectives near mujer, or all nouns near girar).The corpus also allows you to easily limit searches by frequency and compare the frequency of words, phrases, and grammatical constructions." -- [description on home page] http://resources.library.georgetown.edu/libdata/rslink.phtml?subject_id=88&resource_id=3217&infotype_id=69&masterinfotype_id=12 A diachronic corpus of Spanish, produced by the Real Academia Española. http://resources.library.georgetown.edu/libdata/rslink.phtml?subject_id=88&resource_id=3218&infotype_id=69&masterinfotype_id=12