ENG 350: Spy Fiction and Film: Identifying Articles
Recommended Research Databases
The ASU Library's A-Z Databases module provides access to more than 700 databases (including online encyclopedias and dictionaries, periodial (journals, magazines and newspapers) article indexes, and platforms for electronic books, electronic journals, streaming audio, and streaming video). The majority of these resources are restricted to current ASU students, faculty and staff.
Film-Focused Databases
Entertainment Industry Magazine Archive
FIAF International Index to Film Periodicals Database
Performing Arts Periodicals Database
Multidisciplinary Databases
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