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English Studies Subject Guide

This guide is designed especially for the researchers, teachers and students of the Helsinki University to help them find the most relevant resources (especially e-resources) available at and through the Helsinki University Library relating to the English Studies.

The guide presents material on different aspects of the English language and linguistics, English language teaching, Historical and Cultural resources of English-speaking countries, mainly the Uk and USA at this point. English Literature Resources have also been added to the guide. 

The guide has the following subsections:

Expanded collections of new books on trial

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The library has acquired an expanded collection of new literature from various publishers for trial use. These trial collections will be available until October 31, 2025.

The most used and requested books will be permanently added to the library's collections after the trial period.

You can find the books on trial in the Helka database and browse the books on the platforms of the participating publishers:

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Sage

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In Helka, the book details will indicate if the book is on trial. If you need a book for teaching or research in future, please make a purchase request to the library.

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More information about  the above Collections on Trial :

  • Elsevier Collection on trial contains books mainly from the fields of Life Sciences and
    Health Sciences (about 2500 titles).
  • Sage on trial includes the collection "Sage Reference and Academic Books Complete" (about 6000 titles)
  • Taylor and Francis on trial concentrates mainly on books in the  Humanities and Social Sciences (about 12 500 titles published between years 2022-2025).
  • JSTOR includes around 76 000 titles published up until the year 2021.

All books can be found  catalogued in the Helka library database.

 

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