Library Library

Definitions, etymologies, quotations and pronunciations of words of current and past use. When relevant, entries in the OED link to articles in the Dictionary of Old English (DOE) and/or the Middle English Dictionary.

With ABELL (see below), one of the two key bibliographies in English studies, from medieval times to the present, to find quality critical scholarship (references of books, articles, dissertations) on literature, linguistics, literary theory, film, television, theatre, rhetoric and folklore.

As the MLAIB (above) this is a key bibliography for English studies, with a similar coverage.

To access full text journal articles online. If you have a specific journal title in mind, this is where you should check first.

With Project Muse (see below), one of the two key journal archives you can use to access full text journal articles on social sciences and the humanities. It brings together several thousand titles searchable from a single interface. When you need to carry out a subject search, this is an essential tool.

A very useful complement to JSTOR. Please note you need to be a member of the UNIGE community to be able to access it. You first need to register with the BGE using this online form (procedure only needs to be done once, ISIs connexion necessary)