This Guide is an introduction to information sources, in AldenLibrary and online, about Hinduism. The sources on this page should help you get started with your research. .

Many of the resources listed here are limited to use by members of Ohio University. If you are using the Guide off-campus, you will need to do a brief login to identify yourself as a member of Ohio University before you can use them.

Start with the two sources below ↓ and then go on to other pages in this Guide for additional information.

The Oxford Bibliography for Hinduism is a wonderful place to start exploring a research topic--or even to get ideas for a topic in the first place.

• Combines the best features of an annotated bibliography and a high-level encyclopedia.
• In-depth coverage of  more than a hundred topics.
• Each entry has a “Find this resource” link which makes it easy to locate the book or journal article in our collection.
• If you sign up for a free "My OBO" account, you can create custom lists of resources that match your interests.

ArticlesPlus is a single database which searches the contents of more than 200 databases all at the same time. Using this one searchbox above, you can find items from:

• All EBSCOhost databases that we have
• All JSTOR journals that we have
• ISI Web of Knowledge
• Several newspaper databases
• Our ALICE Catalog (books, videos, names of magazines, journals, and newspapers, and more)
• ...and much more

ArticlesPlus does not include everything. We have numerous additional databases--including about two dozen from ProQuest--that are not included in ArticlesPlus. To find and connect to these, consult the Databases feature in ALICE.