From "La Flaca," 1872, found in the Duke Libraries Special Collection.
The CSIC (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas) is the main research body in Spain . This web site provides access to CSIC's free databases containing bibliographic information about Spanish scientific production since the 70's.
Developed by the Universidad Complutense in Spain, the database indexes more than 4,000 journals and provides bibliographic information for more than 3 million articles mainly published in Spain but also published in other countries.
Compiled and maintained by the University of la Rioja in Spain, the database offers bibliographic information for more than 3,000 journals and one million documents (mainly published in Spain and Latin America). It provides full-text access to some articles and dissertations.
This is a database that allows you to search the full text of books. All the works are searchable even if they are under copyright but only the full text of books that are in the public domain are freely accessible. For those under copyright, one can access only a partial view unless the publisher has authorized full access. A Spanish interface for Google Book Search is also available: Google Búsqueda de Libros.
Compiles online resources such as full-text works, journals and related web resources specializing in Hispanic literature from the Middle Ages.
Produced by the Modern Language Association, this database consists of bibliographic records pertaining to literature, language, linguistics, and folklore. It draws on scholarly research from over 3,000 journals and series, covering relevant monographs, working papers, proceedings, bibliographies, and other formats. It contains more than 1.4 million citations to published scholarly literature. Its coverage is from 1963 onward. Full-text is available for e-journals to which the library subscribes . Interface also available in Spanish.
Web page devoted to major Spanish literary authors. Brief biographical information, excerpts from their texts and an interesting visual section including images throughout an author's career are included for each author. Part of El Poder de la Palabra web site.
This is the Network of Scientific Journals of Latin America, the Caribbean, Spain and Portugal (RedALyC), coordinated by Universidad Autónoma del Estado de México. It provides open access to more than 300 scientific journals (over 45,000 articles) specializing in the social sciences and the humanities and organized by country and topic. It also includes journals about Latin America but published in other countries. Articles from RedALyC are now available in WorldCat.