Research Tip: Spelling
When performing research in religious studies, there are often many variant spellings for the same term (especially in Asian religions, such as Tao versus Dao). Thus, it can be helpful to try out multiple spellings if you are having trouble finding information.
Online Databases and Resources
Resources for the study of Buddhism, Taoism, Hinduism, Confucianism, and other eastern traditional beliefs.
To locate a copy of an article, look for the Find Text button located near the record of the article in the databases. Click on it to bring up a box that lists full-text and paper copy holdings. |
Indexes journal articles and scholarly essays on world religions and religious perspectives on social issues from 1949 to present.
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Full-text of scholarly journals and books in the humanities and social sciences.
Indexes scholarly articles on Medieval Europe and the Middle East.
A large collection of social sciences content published by SAGE and CQ Press. Contains e-books, reference materials, videos, and business cases.
This multidisciplinary database covers magazines, scholarly journals, and newspapers and is a good place to start for any subject.
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UT Catalog Resources
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Reference Books
Selected Journals