Many of the abstracts are written by the authors of the articles cited, coming from just over 100 journals. . Sociological Abstracts Inc., 1967- . Published by Sociological Abstracts, Inc., LLBA is designed to provide rapid access to scholarly articles relevant to language and language behavior, regardless of disciplinary focus. Abstracts are grouped under such headings as linguistics, psychology, communication sciences, hearing, etc. with appropriate subdivisions. Entries are drawn from more than 1,000 journals, reports, occasional papers, etc.
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MLA Bibliography . Modern Language Association of America. The largest and most comprehensive online database covering scholarship in the modern languages, linguistics, literatures, folklore, theater, and drama. Updated ten times per year. Online access is restricted to the Cornell community.