Spanish and Portuguese

The leading international index of journals, books, dissertations, and more on literature, language and linguistics, folklore, literary theory and criticism, and dramatic arts, as well as the historical aspects of printing and publishing.

Full-text poems and citations. The poems in full text are the most widely-read in the English language, as well as in Spanish, French, German, and Italian. Included also is poetry in Portuguese, Polish, Yiddish, Welsh, Gaelic, and other Celtic languages, as well as poems in the ancient languages: Anglo-Saxon, Provencal and Latin.

Created and hosted by the Universidad de La Rioja, Dialnet contains citations and some full text access for over 10,000 scholarly journals from Spain, Portugal, and Latin America. Also included are over 6 million monographs, doctoral theses, proceedings, and other documents.

Digitalia Hispánica is a database of electronic books in Spanish for libraries. The resource contains thousands of electronic documents and eBooks. NOTE: To use the make lists in Digitalia and access the loan/download the Adobe DRM PDFs, researchers must register their Tulane email AND create a password. Users can access the sign in and registration page from Tulane's facilities or website via https://www-digitaliapublishing-com.eu1.proxy.openathens.net/login.

El País is Spain's flagship newspaper for national and international news. Use this link to access full-page scans of print editions of El País national, regional, and Américas editions on the Kiosko y Más platform. The platform also allows you to search by keyword with date and publication limiters. NOTE: This resource is limited to five users at a time.

A directory of all information available on the journals and series in the MLA International Bibliography's Master List of Periodicals.

The only official, authorized book on MLA style. Individual users can access from any location only after setting up an account while on their institution’s network. To do so, visit the site while on your institution’s network and click on "Sign In" at the top right then click "Register". Once you’ve created your account, use "Sign In" at the top right to access your account, including any saved searches. You will be asked to re-authenticate your account every 90 days; to do so, log in to your account while on your institution’s network.

Over 800 Spanish dramatic works in full text. Covers 1500-1700.