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Applied
Science & Technology Index
Retrospective: 1913-1983
Delivers
retrospective content from the acclaimed Applied Science & Technology Index.
With coverage of over 1,400 periodicals and citations to over 3 million articles,
this is a perfect source for tracking down important studies, exploring historical
controversies (such as the effects of pesticides on the environment, or the rise
and fall of the thalidomide), finding papers by innovators, researching the development
of a particular technology, and other specialized research.
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Business
Periodicals Index Retrospective
1913-1982 -New!
The
most in-depth, authentic record of 20th-century business and industry you'll find
in any single source! From the history of telecommunications, to the rise of the
global automobile market; from the building of the international monetary system,
to the death of the international gold standard, this is a rich account of technological
advances, business strategies, marketing triumphs and failures, company profiles,
iconic executives, and much more. Covers more than 1,500 periodicals, including
nearly 3 million records. More
Essay
and General Literature Index
Retrospective:
1900-1984 -New!
This
one-of-a-kind reference indexes tens of thousands of essays that are otherwise
all but inaccessible—unsung tracts in collections and anthologies
back decades. Rediscover your investment—the
database makes your library more valuable to researchers in a wide array of fields,
by unlocking a wealth of information on a multitude of subjects. "A boon
to librarians in reference....A must for all academic and large public libraries."—American
Reference Books Annual on Essay & General Literature Index. More
Short
Story Index Retrospective: 1915-1983
This one-of-a-kind research
tool helps you locate more than 150,000 works of short fiction published from
the 1830s to the 1980s. Precise searching by author, title, and source--as well
as topics, themes, locales, genre, and people--make this invaluable reference
for the reader seeking short fiction by a favorite author, the teacher looking
for the quintessential example of a particular genre, the student researching
the body of work of a literary figure, and others. Your collection becomes more
valuable to your library users, with access to literature that would be otherwise
simply hidden away. "Highly
recommended to libraries of all types."--American Reference Books Annual,
on Short Story Index. More
Readers’
Guide Retrospective: 1890-1982
"Invaluable to historical and cultural research."—Library & Information
Science Research. "Highly recommended."—Choice. "Very
highly recommended."—Reference Reviews. "Recommended for all
libraries."—Library Journal. The most detailed account of modern U.S.
culture and history you’ll find anywhere, in a searchable index of more than 3
million articles.
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Book
Review Digest Retrospective: 1905-1982
"A giant ten. I love
this file and so will researchers....an essential acquisition for every public,academic,
and research library."—Library Journal. "User-friendly....Recommended."
—Choice. Covers 300,000 books, with citations to over 1.5 million
reviews, from nearly eight decades of the acclaimed Book Review Digest
(founded 1905). Virtually every book has at least one substantial review excerpt,
most have two or more. More
Art
Index Retrospective: 1929-1984
"Historians, students, and researchers would all benefit from this resource.
I would highly recommend Art Index Retrospective for its comprehensive
content and excellent search options."—Reference Reviews.
Search 55 years of art journalism at a keystroke, with indexing
of nearly 600 publications.
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