[CASL-L] JSTOR vs Literary Reference Center

[Janet Kenney]

Tracy,

I can access JSTOR via UCONN credentials and I see plenty of Language and
Literature resources there. Granted, I'm seeing the college package of
products, so you should contact them to see the list of the journals it
offers for secondary schools.

-janet


On Mon, Mar 18, 2013 at 8:24 AM, Earnshaw,Tracy <tearnshaw at rsd13.org> wrote:

> Dear Colleagues,****
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> I currently subscribe to EBSCO’s Literary Reference Center but I am
> looking for a cheaper option.  LRC is over $3600 per year.  We use it every
> spring when Juniors need literary criticism for their American authors
> project.  I hate spending that much on a database that is used by one
> subject for one project.  However, I have not found another source for
> literary criticism.  Background information on authors is freely available,
> as are reviews, but full-blown critical essays are what the English
> teachers need.  I have the print series *Novels for Students, Poetry for
> Students*, etc. from Gale but they do not cover all of the authors I
> need.  Does anyone subscribe to JSTOR, and if you do, do you know if it
> contains literary journals in which students can find criticism?****
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