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Nau Mai Haere Mai | Welcome | Afio Mai | Aere Mai | Malo e me'a mai | Fakatalofa atu | Bula | Fakaalofa lahi atu | Ulu tonu mai! This guide is a starting point for studying and researching Linguistics at the University of Otago, and connects you to books, article databases & journals, major reference works, and other key sources, as well as information about citing and referencing.
Key resources
Below are recommended tools to use when searching for academic literature on your topic. Explore the Journals & Databases tab above in the navigation bar for even more database options.
- Oxford Reference [Subscription eBook platform]
Good for: STARTING OUT; SHORT DEFINITIONS
Looking for definitions or short explanations of terms? Start here before (or after) Wikipedia! This incredibly useful platform provides access to Oxford University Press titles, like subject dictionaries, encyclopedias, companions and handbooks across many disciplines.
- MLA International Bibliography [subscription database & index]
Good for: CURRENT RESEARCH; PHONETICS & PHONOLOGY; LANGUAGE LEARNING & TESOL; SEMANTICS; PRAGMATICS; SOCIOLINGUISTICS
Find scholarly books and articles on linguistics, modern languages, literatures, and folklore in multiple languages.
Database Guide.
- JSTOR [subscription full-text digital archive]
Good for: ALL DISCIPLINES; DIGITAL ARCHIVE; DELAYED ACCESS
Delayed full-text access to academic journals (usually a 2-3 years after publication) and current open-access books in linguistics, languages, literature, history, economics, politics, demography, mathematics and other fields of the humanities & social sciences.
- ERIC [subscription full-text database & index]
Good for: CURRENT RESEARCH; LANGUAGE LEARNING & TEACHING; TESOL / ESL; APPLIED LINGUISTICS
ERIC (Educational Resources Information Center) database is a US Federal government--sponsored article database that gives wide-ranging access to educational-related literature.
Linguistics Programme Links
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