At SLCC, your best bet for locating most literary criticism is to use the main search box on the library website (called OneSearch). There's a OneSearch box on this page for your convenience.
Search tips:
Search by title of the work (i.e. "Doll's House," "Their Eyes Were Watching God," etc.)
Search by title and author (i.e. "Doll's House" Ibsen)
Search by author (i.e. Ibsen, Zora Neale Hurston, etc.)
Search any of the above and add the word "criticism" (i.e. "Doll's House" criticism, Zora Neale Hurston criticism, etc.)
Limit to publication types as necessary (i.e. Academic Journals is a popular choice for locating literary criticism)
JSTOR combines scholarly research and primary sources, including a robust image collection. Useful for humanities, social sciences, science and math, business, and the arts. JSTOR has a moving paywall that may limit access to the most recent research.
Project Muse is an interdisciplinary collection of eBooks, scholarly articles, and reviews primarily for the humanities and social sciences. Subjects include art, anthropology, literature, film, theatre, history, music, philosophy, religion, psychology, and sociology. Apply the 'Only content I have access to' search limiter to simplify your search.
Not all results available as full text through SLCC Libraries. Use our Interlibrary Loan service to request sources as needed. Turn on "Find at SLCC" in Google Scholar Settings!
