Some databases will translate some or all full text items. Look for a tab (the location will vary) that offers this service for the following databases:
Search for journal articles on most topics. This multi-disciplinary database is a good place to start if you don't know where else to begin. (EBSCO)
These databases are useful for finding articles, essays, and book chapters on translation as well as, more generally, language, literature, linguistics, and related topics.
Remember that if the full text of an article you want to read is not available in the database you are searching, you should use Journal Locator to learn whether we have access and by what means (another database, the publisher's web site, or the print collection in Boatwright).
Search for journal articles on topics related to the humanities and social sciences. (EBSCO)
Search for journal articles on most topics. This multi-disciplinary database is a good place to start if you don't know where else to begin. (EBSCO)
Search an index of journal articles in the arts and humanities. This database is part of the Web of Science platform and can also be used to track, evaluate, and compare journals and articles. Tools included are the number of citations, the journal's impact factor, and other metrics. (Clarivate)
These databases or websites will help you discover what texts have been translated. Idex Translatioum was created by UNESCO to encourage cultural exchange through translation.You can find translations from a particular language in Book Review Digest by using the name of the language and the word "translations" in your subject search. For Worldcat, use the same strategy, but add the target language (e.g. English) to your search terms.
Search a catalog of library holdings from around the world. Find which libraries have copies of a certain book, DVD, or other material. The FirstSearch interface was designed more with librarians in mind. (OCLC)
*Create an account using your UR email address. Use this database to learn languages like Spanish, French, Japanese, Brazilian Portuguese, German, Mandarin Chinese, Greek, Italian, Russian and more. (Mango)
Watch TV programming from around the world, and access other non-English-language resources, lessons, and learning material. (SCOLA)
Global Studio in the Weinstein International Center provides access to on site to Auralog's Tell Me More software for self-directed study in Arabic, Chinese, and Japanese. This software features voice recognition and a number of interactive tasks to enhance learning. In addition, Rosetta Stone is available for Farsi, Hebrew, Portuguese, Russian, and Turkish.