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Guide to German Studies  

German Studies
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This guide provides links to core German Studies Resources. Digital editions have been preferred for this guide to provide for remote access. For a more comprehensive guide, see Heidi Madden's Carolina-Duke Program in German Studies. (Note that you may need to authenitcate with your Duke login for access to resources in this guide.

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Essential German Databases

  • Bibliographie der deutschen Sprach- und Literaturwissenschaft (BDSL)
    This is the premier bibliography for Western-language studies of German language and literature. It covers articles, books, dissertations, and reviews. BDSL is sometimes referred to as Eppelsheimer/Köttelwesch after the editors.
  • DigiZeitschriften
    Provides full-text access to some German journals and annuals, often covering them in their entirety (some start in the 1800s). Subjects include literature, history, art, religion, music, law, and the sciences.
  • Germanistik
    An international index of materials in German language and literature. Online 2008-present; in print 1960-2008.
  • Internationale Bibliographie der geistes- und sozialwissenschaftlichen Zeitschriften­literatur (IBZ online)
    Provides more than two million articles in a wide variety of German and non-German journals, annuals, learned society yearbooks, conference proceedings, newspapers, etc. in all fields of knowledge and all languages, from a German point of view. Online 1981-present; in print 1896-1986.
  • Mediaevum.de
    Offers extensive online information, portals to websites, and other online resources that focus on German and Latin literature of the Middle Ages.
  • Zeitschriften der Aufklärung
    Contains digitized journals and review organs from the enlightenment period.

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Grimms Wörterbuch

Grimms Wörterbuch  
The largest and most historically significant dictionaries of the German language. It may be considered a functional equivalent of the Oxford English Dictionary.

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