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Use these indexes to identify articles, conference papers etc. from scholarly sources.

• You will get a citation (author, title, source, date) and often an abstract--a short summary. Marriott won't own all items listed; search library catalog by the journal name to find if we do. If not, you may request a copy through UTAD() or Interlibrary Loans ().Access varies depending on your location and status.
• Personalized help available at the Library Reference Desks. See also: Searching Computerized Indexes and Indexes - FAQ.

LLBA (1973-present)
Covers all aspects of the study of language including phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax, and semantics. Complete coverage is also given to various fields of linguistics including descriptive, historical, comparative, theoretical and geographical linguistics. Updated five times per year. No full text.

ERIC (1966-present)
Over 800,000 references to thousands of educational topics including language learning and linguistics from the Educational Resources Information Center. Includes journal articles, books, theses, curriculi, conference papers, and standards and guidelines. 1966 to the present. Updated monthly.

Use these catalogs to:

• Find books, government documents, audio-visual materials, manuscripts, maps, software and electronic media. Find the names of periodicals libraries subscribe to, but not individual articles within each magazine or journal.
• Search by author, title, subject, keywords, date, call number, or ISBN/ISSN.

Library Catalog (help)
Lists items owned by UofU Marriott, Math, and Quinney Law Libraries and periodicals they subscribe to. Tells where book is shelved and whether it is checked out. Search the Eccles Health Science Library catalog for medicine, nursing, pharmacy materials. Worldcat
A combined catalog of over 14,000 libraries from around the world. WorldCat lists over 40,000,000 items. You can place an interlibrary loan request for items found in other libraries while online. The book will be sent here.

Linguistic books are generally classified in the "P" section on level two of the Marriott Library.

The Cambridge Encyclopedia of Language
This is a general source of the major themes in language study. Location: Marriott Library General Reference, Level 3,
P 29 .C64 1997.

Dictionary of Linguistics and Phonetics
Basic linguistic terminology with clear and extensive explanations. Location: Marriott Library General Reference, Level 3, P 29 .C65 1997.

Encyclopedia of Language and Linguistics
This is a ten-volume comprehensive source on languages and linguistics. Includes bibliographies. Location: Marriott Library General Reference, Level 3, P 29 .E48 1994.

International Encyclopedia of Linguistics
A four-volume source of information on all branches of linguistics and interdisciplinary topics. It provides detailed information on the world's language families, and contains bibliographies at the ends of articles and a glossary in the last volume. Location: Marriott Library General Reference, Level 3, P 29 .I58 1991

Routledge Dictionary of Language and Linguistics
This dictionary describes individual languages, language families, and ethnolinguistic groups, as well as introducing linguistic concepts in descriptive, comparative, and applied linguistics. Location: Marriott Library General Reference, Level 3, P 29 .B875 1996.

Linguistics: A Guide to the Reference Literature
This source identifies bibliographies, indexes, dictionaries, and other reference tools for research in linguistics and its subfields. Location: Marriott Library General Reference, Level 3, P121Z m.D45 1991..

The Linguist List
Search the Linguist List site for a wealth of information. Subscribe to the list to keep up to date.

Linguistic Society of America
Information about the Society, its meetings, full text of the monthly bulletin.

Linguistics Meta-index
Meta index of linguistics resources. This index has well-chosen links and brief annotations, and is conscientiously maintained.

Blackwell Linguistic Resource Center
A useful, not comprehensive, site that ranks sites according to quality. Within each section, the order is roughly most-to-least useful, where comparisons can be made.

YourDictionary, formerly A Web of On-line Dictionaries
This site, formerly housed at Bucknell University, claims to be the web's most authoritative and comprehensive language portal. It contains a well-maintained list of links to online dictionaries, grammars, and thesauri.Human-Language Page
This is a comprehensive list of language-related internet sources, including schools and organizations as well as translating dictionaries and online language lessons.

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