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Amaltea
Online journal about "the way ancient, medieval and modern myths are perceived and adapted in literature and the arts from 1900 to the present day."
Cosmos
Online journal of the Traditional Cosmology Society, which is "concerned with exploring myth, religion and cosmology across cultural and disciplinary boundaries and with increasing understanding of world views in the past and present."
Comparative Mythology
Online journal of the International Association of Comparative Mythology, a society devoted to comparing extinct and current mythologies and researching the forms that mythology has taken.

MLA Bibliography (Ebsco)
Subjects: Literature, Folklore, Film, Theater, Languages, Linguistics
Info type: scholarly articles, book info
Gale Literature
Searches four databases at the same time, including Literature Resource Center, Literature Criticism Online, Something About the Author Online and Gale Virtual Reference Library.
Info type: literary criticism, scholarly articles, essays
JSTOR
Archive of back issues for many journals, some academic ebooks, and research reports.
Subjects: Covers most subjects
Info type: scholarly journals, professional periodicals, ebooks.
Access Tips: Usually the most recent 3-5 years are not available in JSTOR. However, EMU may have a current subscription. Check the Journal Titles search.
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Large collection of journals published by universities and scholarly societies.
Subjects: Humanities & Social Studies--especially History, Literature, Political Science, Women's Studies, some Science and Mathematics
Info type: scholarly journals, literary magazines

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