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Library Reference: reference-jckl@ucmo.edu or call 660-543-4154

Subject Bibliographer: Steve Walker or call 660-543-8784

Search for areas of philosophy or any subject across the content of multiple library databases with Central Search. Not all databases are included nor is all the content of databases that are.

The library subscribes to the following multidisciplinary databases, which include philosophy-related articles:

Academic Search Complete :: Multidisciplinary database of scholarly and peer reviewed journals dating back to 1975

Article 1st :: Index of articles from nearly 13,000 journals, 1990-present

Credo Reference :: Online access to over 240 full text reference books

Dissertation Abstracts :: Dissertation abstracts from 1861-present; masters theses from 1988-present; ONLY at JCKL Reference

Dissertations & Theses :: The world's most comprehensive collection of dissertations and theses, with more than 2.4 million entries and an average of 2,000 new records added weekly. Has citation & abstract with 24-page preview

eBook Collection :: Collection of over 5,000 full-text books in many subjects

Electronic Collections Online :: An OCLC collection of scholarly journals

GenderWatch :: Women's issues from an international perspective; interdisciplinary

JSTOR :: Historical journal articles in the humanities, social sciences, business, ecology, and general science

MLA Bibliography :: Indexes articles on modern languages, literature, linguistics, communication disorder, and folklore

PapersFirst :: Index to papers presented at conferences, 1993-present

PerAbs :: Abstracts from over 1,500 journals; radio and television transcripts; ONLY at JCKL Reference

Points of View Reference Center :: Essays presenting multiple sides of a current issue. More than 280 topics, each with an overview, point, counterpoint, and critical thinking guide

Proceedings :: Index of conference publications, 1993-present

WorldCat :: More than 47 million books and other materials in 39,000 libraries worldwide; 11th century-present