Literary research, teaching and learning is evolving in exciting ways. Scholars are stepping beyond the Western canon to analyze diverse and lesser-known voices. Faculty are tapping multiple formats, like audio and video, to create immersive experiences for their students.
Developed in collaboration with faculty, scholars and librarians leading the call for a comprehensive literature resource, ProQuest One Literature is the destination for all aspects of literature research, teaching and learning.
A discipline-specific user experience offers scholars and students a path to understand and interpret authors, movements and diverse points of view, and expert indexing brings disparate formats and literary content together to support the unique needs of literary researchers.
Rare and hard-to-find texts from black and world writers introduces new perspectives
Full-text journals, criticism, videos, dissertations, ebooks, book reviews, primary texts, author & movement pages
Content will continue to grow to support the needs of literary students, teachers, and scholars
Collaboration with library and faculty advisory groups makes a resource of the community for the community
Unprecedented diversity with access to hard-to-find texts from black and world writers supports diversity in scholarship and perspectives.
Unparalleled selection of content including 500,000 primary works, 1,200 full-text journals, 50,000 full-text book reviews, 20,000 historic literary criticism sources, 1,300 videos, 30,000 dissertations, and 20,000 ebooks enables breadth and depth of study.
Expansive historic and contemporary criticism fueled by scholarly articles, reviews, and books is extended by 1.1M bibliographic citations of the Annual Bibliography of English Language and Literature (ABELL).
Authoritative resources bring together a comprehensive collection of poetry, prose, and drama from the eighth century to today — ranging from the classic canon to the growing contemporary catalog of works.
Multimedia, including video and audio, allows teachers to showcase multiple performances of a work to open students to new interpretations that challenge assumptions.
Curated Author, Literary Movement, & Works Pages enable connections across literary, cultural, and historical themes and act as springboards for assignments for students and faculty.