To find a specific journal, use Browzine or UC Library Journal Search.
To locate an article for which you have a citation, use Google Scholar or Fetch Item (Citation Linker).
To find scholarly articles on your topic, use the library's Article Databases.
UCSB Library subscribes to hundreds of research databases, most of which are excellent tools to use for finding scholarly articles. Below is a selection of recommended databases for research in Linguistics, many of which contain the full text of articles. If you do not see a link to the full text, use the
link to find a different access point or to order a copy through Interlibrary Loan.
The complete list of databases, including descriptions, is here: A-Z list of databases.
The complete list of databases, including descriptions, is here: A-Z list of databases.
A freely accessible site covering 1966 to the present is also available.
To search only Social Sciences Citation Index, select:
Note that some fields (e.g. psychology and history, may overlap with the sciences and/or humanities.)
Web of Science consists of the following databases:
Searches can be limited to French language only. Provides an archive of the PASCAL and FRANCIS bibliographic databases produced by the l’Inist-CNRS (1972 and 2015).