There are many options for finding resources from the humanities and social sciences, both within St George's and beyond. This guide outlines key resources and how to access them.
Web of Science is a search platform with access to the Web of Science Core Collection, a database containing a literature from a range of disciplines including the arts, humanities and social sciences.
Or find Web of Science through the A-Z Databases list
Why use it?
Web of Science functions like EBSCO and Ovid, allowing you to search through a wide range of literature using keywords. If you are interested in a general topic or research question rather than a specific article, Web of Science can help you get an overview of the literature available.
How do I use it?
Web of Science's search works like that of EBSCO and Ovid, allowing the combination of different search lines using AND and OR operators. For more information on how to build and execute a search, see our literature searching LibGuide.
Limitations and Notes
The search function in Web of Science is not as sophisticated as that of EBSCO or Ovid
Though many articles may be available through St. George's Library, not all are - always check using the FindIt@SGUL button in the search results