Description from publisher:
Literature Criticism Online is designed to provide easy access
for readers of all ages and skill levels.
Beginning-level users may simply enter an author or title and find a wealth of content, while experienced researchers may broaden or narrow their results via cross-searches on names of critics, journal titles, topics and more.
Beginning-level users may simply enter an author or title and find a wealth of content, while experienced researchers may broaden or narrow their results via cross-searches on names of critics, journal titles, topics and more.
* Titles in this series include:
- Classical and Medieval Literature Criticism (CMLC)
- Contemporary Literary Criticism (CLC)
- Drama Criticism (DC)
- Nineteenth-Century Literature Criticism (NCLC)
- Poetry Criticism (PC)
- Shakespearean Criticism (SC)
- Short Story Criticism (SSC)
- Twentieth-Century Literary Criticism
>> Please click here to access Literature Criticism Online.
Tips & Special Features:
Another database available is the Literature Resource Center, which also includes some of the material above. For even more literature research tools, please examine the "For More Information" box at the lower-right portion of this page.
Once you enter the database, you can click the "Gale's Lit Index" link (located beneath the search options) to determine where certain authors or literary works are located in Gale's literature databases or in print editions of literature reference works at Thrall.
This database starts off in a basic keyword search. Use the search options to search the full text of articles, an author's name, or the name of a literary work.
Above the search are Advanced Search options and Browse tabs. The Advanced Search lets you specify a critic's name, limit search results to specific criticism series (Classical, Drama, etc.).
For Further Exploration...
Please visit our Reference Department, call us at 1-845-341-5461, or ask a librarian.
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