Selected Resources for: Danish Language and Literature
| Subject Librarian: Gordon Anderson E-Mail: ganderso@umn.edu Subject Description:This subject covers: Sources for studying the language and literature of Denmark, in English and in Danish; biographical information about authors; dictionaries. |
Abstracts and Indexes
Academic or Scholarly Articles Subject Indexes| Dansk Artikelindeks Published 1979-1992; preceded by: Dansk tidsskrift-index, 1915-1980. Location: Wilson Library AI13 .D3 (non-circulating) [more information] [ |
MLA International Bibliography ![]() Indexes scholarship on English and American Literature, folklore, language and linguistics, and dramatic arts. Covers over 4,400 periodicals published worldwide in all languages, as well as critical monographs, reference works, conference proceedings, and abstracts of dissertations. [more information] [ |
Catalogs and Bibliographies
Catalogs| MNCAT Classic Search with MNCAT Classic to find books, journals, etc. owned by the library. Search by keyword, subject, title, or author for materials on your topic. MNCAT Classic lacks the faceted searching of MNCAT Plus, but can be easier to use if you already have a good idea of what you're looking for. [more information] [ |
National Bibliographies
General Reference Sources
Biographical SourcesBiography Reference Bank ![]() Note: the BRB allows only four (4) simultaneous users. If you are denied access, try again later. Searching tip: Search Danish as "All-Smart Search", or Denmark limited to "Place of Origin". [more information] [ |
| Kraks bl bog. [more information] [ |
| Scandinavian Biographical Archive Part I of the Scandinavian Biographical Archive is also available on line, in full text. Click on the hyperlink, choose "World Biographical Information System (WBIS Online)" from the list of resources, and begin searching. The system automatically searches the SBA and other relevant biographical archives. [more information] [ |
Dictionaries
| Danish Dictionary: Danish-English, English-Danish Edited by Anna Garde; additional material by W. Glyn Jones. [more information] [ |
Encyclopedias
| Danish writers from the Renaissance to Decadence, 1550-1900 Volume 300 in the Dictionary of Literary Biography (Reference PS 21.55x) [more information] [ |
| Den Store Danske Encyklopedi. Complete in 20 volumes, 1994-2002. [more information] [ |
| Denmark Compiled by the editors of the Danish National Encyclopedia [more information] [ |
| Twentieth-Century Danish Writers Volume 214 in the Dictionary of Literary Biography (Wilson Reference Quarto PS 21.55x) [more information] [ |
Handbooks and Manuals
| History of Danish Literature Edited by Sven H. Rossel. [more information] [ |
Internet Resources
Gateways & Megasites| Scandinavian Studies Web Created by Scandinavian-studies librarians in the Western European Studies Section of the American Library Association. This web site provides links to scholarly web sites, Nordic library catalogs, publishers, book dealers, reference tools, and other web gateways for the study of Northern Europe. [more information] [ |
Style Manuals and Writing Guides
Style ManualsUniversity of Minnesota
Related U of M Web Sites| CLA Language Center Links Provides links to language specific search engines, education sites, weather and news pages and other language based resources. Just select the appropriate language for the list of links. [more information] [ |
Library Information
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