The EROC provides an entry point to online resources available through licensed/subscription access: article databases, e-books, e-journals and journal packages, and more. Select free resources are also included. Resources found here that are designated as "onsite use only" are limited to use through public computers available in our reading rooms/research centers or while connected to our public WiFi network.
Visit eresources.loc.gov to begin searching these online resources.
Databases:
Search for databases containing articles from journals or newspapers, e-book content, digitized material, and much more by searching/browsing/filtering through subjects, content type, by vendor/provider, or even by select "Reading Room Favorites."
If you know the specific name of databases/resource you want to use, you can just search for it in the search bar.
Don't know where to start? The "Getting Started/General/Interdisciplinary" resources are a great starting point!
Publications:
Search for ebooks, journals, magazines, and newspapers using the open search box. Adjust your search using the blue buttons left of the search box.
- The first dropdown - Search Field - allows you to filter your search by Title, ISSN/ISBN, Author, Publisher, or All fields.
- The second dropdown - Search Type allows you to adjust your search to find results that Contains your search terms, Begins with them, are an Exact Match, and more.
You can also browse our publication holdings by title or using the Browse Subjects option below the search box.
Other Search Tools
EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) allows you to search across many of our online subscription databases and some free access web content. If you are searching from home, access to this service may be limited due to copyright and/or license restrictions. Type EDS into the databases search box to locate this resource.
Find It! at LC is a tool that uses citation information to find full text for journal articles, ebooks, and other resources in our databases. Find it! is also embedded in some catalog records for books and other print resources, allowing you to connect to this EROC tool from our online catalog.
Related FAQs:
- Where can I the find full-text of articles on the Library's website?
- What online databases and indexes does the Library make available to researchers onsite?
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