Theatre: Theatre Resources

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A library of International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) transcriptions and literal translations of opera arias and art song texts. Contains over 6,066 texts including 1,092 aria texts.

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A multidisciplinary full text collection of more than 1,000 academic journals and over 1 million images, letters, and primary sources. Full text for most journal titles starts at volume 1. Many JSTOR titles have a 1 to 5 year rolling embargo, meaning that the most current volumes may not be available. William Carey University has access to the JSTOR Arts & Sciences Collection I through X.

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A full text database that provides information on thousands of authors and their works across literature disciplines and time frames. Includes more than 35,000 plot summaries, nearly 100,000 articles/essays of literature criticism, more than 252,000 author biographies, 50 literary journals, books reviews, poetry, short stories, author interviews, and classic texts.

Delve into the world of critical response with commentary on the works of contemporary writers from around the world, from novelists and philosophers to political leaders. Contemporary Literary Criticism Online covers more than 3,000 authors currently active or active during the later 20th century. Short Story Criticism through Literature Criticism Online is designed to serve as an introduction to major authors, works and topics in the short fiction genre.

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An exhaustive Greek and Latin library founded by James Loeb over 100-years ago has now been digitized. The digital Loeb Classical Library is a fully searchable, continuously expanding online library of the most important texts in Greek and Latin literature.

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A bibliography of journal articles, books, and dissertations covering literature, language and linguistics, folklore, literary theory and criticism, dramatic arts, and historical aspects of printing and publishing.

A biographical database of over 59,000 individuals who have significantly impacted British history and culture.

The definitive record of the English language, the OED is the accepted authority on the evolution of the language. It traces the use of more than 600,000 words over the last 1,000 years through 3 million quotations. It defines and illustrates how long a word has been used, where it came from, when it first entered the language, and how its meaning has changed over time and around the world. Quotations come from modern and historical texts, from classic literature and specialist periodicals, film scripts, wills, cookery books, and blogs.

A comprehensive resource containing dictionaries and reference titles from a complete subject spectrum.

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A leading provider of digital humanities and social science content for the scholarly community. Project Muse contains full text scholarly journals from more than 120 publishers.