Journal articles are
not listed in QCAT. Use an index to find
magazine and journal articles. Articles are important in your
research as they contain the most-up-to-date research in a given
field and often focus on a particular aspect of a topic. There
are different types of articles: scholarly, popular or trade.
Tip: Remember to
search journal title and not article title in QCAT
Key Indexes
Publication coverage: 1954 - present
Access restricted to the Queen's community (6 user limit)
- Indexes over 2100 journals as well as books, book reviews and
theses, from prehistoric times - present.
- Covers all aspects of native North American culture, history and life.
Other Useful Indexes
Publication coverage: 1949-
- Topics covered include Native Indian current affairs, land claims, health services, as well as articles on missions, mythology, spirituality, ....
Publication coverage: 1982 - present
- First Nations Canadian journals indexed include the
Canadian Journal of Native Studies, Native Studies
Review [Canada], Windspeaker.
Publication coverage: Indexed articles: 1977 - present ; Full-text articles: 1983 - present
Print holdings: 1920 - 1998: Check QCAT
- Provides "access to Canadian and American periodical
literature" including historical journals.
Publication coverage: 1966 - present
Print holdings: Full-text of documents on microfiche in the Education Library: 1966 - present
- Educational Resources Information Center. Indexes Education
journals such as: Winds of change, American Indian Higher
Education, Tribal College and Wicazo Sa Review.
Sample keywords: American Indians, Indigenous peoples.
- Indexes literature (20 journals) on all aspects of Native
peoples.
Publication coverage: 1936-
Print holdings: REF Z1605.H2 from 1935-
- Sample keywords: indigenous languages, indigenous knowledge
(systems), self-determination, ethnobotany.
Publication coverage: 1925 - present
- Indexes journals such as Studies in American Indian
Literature; North Dakota Quarterly; American Indian Culture &
Research, Canadian Journal of Native Studies. Sample
keywords: folk-literature, fold narrative, oral history or search
by author name: Sherman Alexie, Joy Harjo, Gerald Vizenor, Lee
Maracle, Thomas King.