IMB (International Medieval Bibliography)

• Link to IMB on Brepolis - University username and password required

Scope

Medieval studies. IMB is relevant to the following disciplines:

• Arabic and Islamic studies
• art history
• Classics
• English language and literature
• history and archaeology
• history of education
• medieval European languages and literatures
• music
• rhetoric and communication studies
• theatre and performance arts
• theology and philosophy

Gives references to journal articles, conference proceedings, essay collections or Festschriften.

Covers 1967-

Help & guidance

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