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Library Resources for German

![]() Subject Librarian Tim Smith |
The Subject Librarian for Modern Languages is Tim Smith. Don’t hesitate to contact him for assistance in finding information on your research topic. He has written a Research Guide to German Language and Literature that is on the Libraries’ website. The items listed below are a small selection from that Guide. Follow the link above for many more resources about German language and literature. Please note: some of the resources listed below are available to members of Ohio University only. Off-campus users will be asked to login and identify themselves as part of Ohio University in order to access them. |
General Library Tools |
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German Language |
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We have many additional dictionaries. Here are links to listings in ALICE:
WordReference Online Dictionary
For German grammar books, try these titles from ALICE. |
A listing of phrasebooks, dictionaries, vocabulary drills and other apps for both iOS and Android devices. Other Language Learning Books The links below will lead you to other kinds of books, listed in ALICE, that on various aspects of learning German: |
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German Literature |
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Literary Criticism: Journal Citation Databases The MLA International Bibliographyis the major database for modern languages and literature. |
Literary Criticism: Full-Text Sources Though not as comprehensive as the MLA International Bibliography (on left), these sources will often help you get a good start at finding literary criticism–and they always have full text!
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German Videos and Media |
New Library Acquisitions |
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In order to find links to German-language media (newspapers, radio, and TV), go to this page in the German Language and Literature Research Guide. |
Books, videos, and other materials recently added to the Library collections. Updated daily.
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