Use the WSU catalog to locate electronic and print books from the WSU collections. Includes films, images, scores, journal titles, etc.

Michigan's shared library catalog allows you to request loans from other libraries. When they arrive, you'll be contacted by e-mail to come pick them up. There can be many records for the same item and you may have to look through several to find an "available" item to request.

The Sophie Digital Library preserves a number of early German-language creative works which might otherwise be lost, making them easily available from a single source, at no cost to users.

A large shared catalog of items in libraries all over the world. Including one of the following subject phrases (or descriptors) can help you find materials ABOUT a work or author (rather than the work itself):
Criticism and Interpretation
Critique et interpretation
Criticism, interpretation, etc.
History and criticism.
To request an item, click on "Get It@WSU," then the big blue "Request Full Text" button, then login to ILLiad with your WSU AccessID and Password, and the data describing your request will appear in the form (which you must complete and submit).

A vast repository of digitized content from academic collections worldwide, with fulltext access to materials in the public domain. (Materials digitized by Google, the Internet Archive, and Microsoft, as well as through in-house initiatives).

The KVK (Karlsruler Virtueller Katalog) is a meta search engine for the detection of more than 500 million books, magazines and other media in library and book trade catalogs worldwide.

German books in print. Books found here might also be available through WSU's Catalog, MelCat, or WorldCat for borrowing.

German version of Amazon.com

You may suggest that the library purchase a title that it does not own and that you need for your project. .

LEO was founded by the computer operational group of the Faculty of computer science of the Technical University of Munich.

Operated by Paul Hemetsberger since 2006, this 'crowdsourced' dictionary is based on the word list of dict.tu-chemnitz.de (Frank Richter) and Mr Honey's Business Dictionary (with the permission of Winfried Honig).

The "Sprachwissen" tab includes Duden's online dictionary, language guides, spelling rules, and language games.

German-based translator, in which you can enter words or phrases for definitions, examples in full sentences, and translation between many languages.

Useful list of theories and concepts to enrich your writing, inspire ideas, and provide in-depth explanations for oft-used, but sometimes hard-to-grasp, writing terminology.

"MLA (Modern Language Association) style is most commonly used to write papers and cite sources within the liberal arts and humanities. This resource, updated to reflect the MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (7th ed.) and the MLA Style Manual and Guide to Scholarly Publishing (3rd ed.), offers examples for the general format of MLA research papers, in-text citations, endnotes/footnotes, and the Works Cited page." (from their web site)

Library of Congress instructions for and examples of citations of primary source materials: Web Sites, Cartoons, Maps, Photographs, Films, and more.

Zotero is free app you can use to organize your citations and PDFs. It also integrates with Word and other word processing software to help you properly format in-text citations and reference lists.