Mouton Bibliographies


Mouton de Gruyter now features two online bibliographies: Language in Australia and New Zealand and Cognitive Linguistics Bibliography (CogBib).

	Language in Australia and New Zealand A Bibliography and Research Database (1788 - Present) Edited by Gerhard Leitner, Clemens Fritz, and Brian Taylor more information and free demo version
	Cognitive Linguistics Bibliography Edited by Hans-Georg Wolf, René Dirven, Rong Chen, Ning Yu, and Birgit Smieja more information and free demo version

The bibliographies keep researchers, instructors, and students up to date with the latest publications and studies undertaken within their respective fields. Both bibliographies are an essential research tool and indispensable for evaluating recent developments in these areas of research.

Stored on media-neutral electronic databases, the bibliographies offer the following features

• Users can enter any keyword to begin a search (lists of keywords are also available). Each entry contains a number of keywords, which direct the user to other related search terms or entries. Internal cross-classifications and further searches within a search result are possible.
• Both the keywords and the comments for each entry give a clear indication of the main topics covered by the publication, providing the user with a detailed overview and systematic coverage of the many subfields of research.
• Abstracts or notes are provided for most of the entries.
• The bibliographies do not only survey publications within their specific areas of research, but also include a wide variety of titles dealing with the application of their findings in related fields and adjacent non-linguistic disciplines.
• Publications covered include monographs, collective volumes, articles in journals and edited works, proceedings, and difficult to trace literature such as theses, dissertations, pre-publications, unpublished manuscripts, online publications, as well as reports from institutions. In these cases, details on accessibility and location are added, thus avoiding time-consuming searches elsewhere.
• Future editions will include feedback functions so that users can submit further information and/or abstracts, making the bibliographies interactive.
• Annual updates: up to new 1000 entries are planned for each bibliography.

The bibliographies provide important information that the MLA does not, thus filling gaps in the documentation of these ever-growing fields of study.

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