Database Spotlight
Database Spotlight
Do you need an article on past and present indigenous cultures (Hispanic, Latin American, and the Caribbean Basin)? Check out our PRISMA database for those research needs. PRISMA (Publicaciones y Revistas Sociales y Humanísticas) is a complete reference resource providing students and faculty full-text scholarly journals covering all aspects of Hispanic Studies. Students and faculty can use PRISMA when doing research on a variety of social science or humanities topics from current economic indicators to politics and society to Hispanic theatre. PRISMA offers content in three languages — Spanish, Portuguese, and English.
Some of the full-text journals located in PRISMA include América Latina Hoy, Boletín Americanista, Historia, Journal of Eastern Caribbean Studies, and Revista Hispánica Moderna.
How can you use PRISMA?
- 275 total publications (264 Scholarly Journals, 9 magazines, 2 trade journals)
- Coverage dating from 1966 to the present
- Subject Coverage: Anthropology, Business & Economics, History, Literature, Political Science and Sociology
- New journals added regularly
- Content is updated monthly
- Search directly from database — not searchable through Discovery
- An interface available in Spanish, Portuguese and English
Click or tap the image to visit the PRISMA Database.
You can access PRISMA from this blog post or from our Databases page.
Contributed by Librarian Lillian Carrillo
