Looking for articles ABOUT an author? See if the database has an option to do a "subject" and enter your author's name lastname, firstname.
Looking for literary criticism about a work of literature? Do a search with quotation marks around the title to keep it as a phrase like "Clockwork Orange."
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These databases focus on English Literature, analysis of poems, short stories, novels and drama.
This two-part video series provides a basic overview of the Research Assistant function that exists in some major ProQuest databases. The first video discusses the elements of the Research Assistant that are NOT considered to be genAI, while the second video covers the elements that ARE considered to be genAI.
Scholarly or not? Three quick questions: