Linguistics & Cognitive Science
Fall 2020 Textbooks
Welcome and Key Databases for Finding Sources
Popular Journals
Locating Books
Dictionaries, Guides, Encylopedias
The Unicode cookbook for linguists, Moran and Cysouw 2018 Open Textbook
Essentials of Linguistics, Catherine Anderson 2018 Open Textbook
Find your textbook and other course materials by searching in the Course Readings list using your professor's last name or course name.
Students: Find Your Textbook in the Library Course Readings
Faculty: Submit a Course Readings Request
Have you Considered Using an Open Textbook?
Multi-disciplinary indexed database containing full text for nearly 4,700 publications, including more than 3,600 peer-reviewed publications, including language and linguistics.
Linguistics and Language Behavior Abstracts
LLBA provides access to citations for articles on all aspects of the study of language including phonetics, morphology, syntax and semantics, and anthropological linguistics.
Provides access to citations with abstracts for articles in psychology and the behavioral sciences. Includes articles on neurolinguistics, psycholinguistics, and sociolinguistics, as well as the cognitive, psychological, educational, and cultural aspects of language.
Go-to source of articles in biomedicine, biochemistry, and related medical fields. Search Medline, life science journals, and online books through the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI). Many search results link to full-text articles in journals through library subscriptions.
Citations covering high-impact (heavily cited) journals in the sciences (1900-present), social sciences (1956-present), and arts and humanities (1997-present).
Brain and Language
Journal of Memory & Language
When you are affiliated with a higher education instituion, you have information privilege. That is, you have access to Library-subscribed scholarly content that is not freely available on the open web. Little known fact: this access usually ends when you graduate.
Led by academic libraries and information activists, the Open Access movement provides an alternative: a bridge to to open scholarship, no matter your institutional ties. OA expands the content that is available across access barriers, and is gaining ground in the scholarly community. As you engage in your research, try exploring the following OA repositories:
BASE is a vast cross-disciplinary international metasearch for OA content.
The Directory of Open Access Journals covers free, full text, quality controlled scientific and scholarly journals and aims to cover all subjects and all languages.
OpenDoar is an authoritative directory of academic open access repositories. From University of Nottingham, UK.
ROAR provides up-to-date visual access to a huge database of open access repositories.
Also, check out the Linked Open Data cloud:
These and many other OA resources will be available to you after you leave the Claremont Colleges. For more information on hundreds of open content and open data repositories, check out the Scholarly Communications and Open Access guide.
Scholarly Communications Librarian
Jennifer Beamer
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