How to Cite an Article from a FirstSearch Database

MLA examples:

FirstSearch databases. Use the same Internet address when citing all Firstsearch databases, including Wilson Select Plus, GeoRef, Contemporary Women's Issues, and others.

— this example shows a citation for an article from a journal paginated by issue


McWhorter, John H. "Up from Hip-hop." Commentary 15.3 (Mar. 2003):62-65. WilsonSelect Plus. OCLC FirstSearch. 7 Dec. 2003 <http://newfirstsearch.oclc.org/>.


— this example shows a magazine article citation


Yablon, Marcia. "Campus Police." New Republic 18 Dec. 2000: 14-15. Periodical Abstracts. OCLC FirstSearch. 16 Dec. 2003 <http://newfirstsearch.oclc.org/>.

FirstSearch databases (including Wilson Select Plus, GeoRef, Contemporary Women's Issues, and others).

— this example shows a magazine article citation

Yablon, M. (2000, December 18). Campus police.The New Republic, 223, 14-15, Retrieved October 1, 2000, from Periodical Abstracts database.

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— this example shows a citation for an article from a journal paginated by volume


Solvason, H. B., Harris, B., Zeifert, P., et al. (2002). Perspectives - Clinical Case Conference - Psychological versus biological clinical Interpretation: A patient with prion disease. The American Journal of Psychiatry, 159, 528-537, Retrieved November 18, 2003, from ArticleFirst database.

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— this example shows a citation for an article from a journal paginated by issue


Nylander, L. (2001). Literature in and out of time: Temporality in theory, narrative, and authorship. Literature and Psychology, 47 (4), 1-37, Retrieved December 19, 2003, from WilsonSelectPlus database.