Library Tutorial 4: Using Research Databases
Tips
Features: You can print, email, and save articles from databases.
Cite: Many of the library databases include MLA citations. If you use an article from a database, you can simply copy the MLA citation into your Works Cited page! (Although you should always look them over to make sure they are correct.)
Databases
You can use literature databases to find criticism, biographies, and journal articles.
When accessing the databases from off campus, you will be asked to input your MyPima username and password.
Literature Databases:
- Literary Reference Center Plus This link opens in a new window
Literary criticism and author biographies
- Literature Resource Center This link opens in a new window
Mostly scholarly articles and book chapters
- Poetry & Short Story Reference Center This link opens in a new window
Full text poems, commentaries & biographies.
- Salem Press This link opens in a new window
* Access to the Critical Insights series and other literature reference works.
* Overviews of key events and people across history.
* Science, Health
* Careers