The ARTFL (American and French Research on the Treasury of the French Language) project contains several databases, the most important is ARTFL-FRANTEXT: French texts, both fiction and non-fiction, especially from the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.

Bibliography of French literature, from 1991 onwards. The years 1956 to 1990 are available as PDF.

Catalogue of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France.

Collection of French electronic journals in the humanities, the social sciences, geosciences and econmics.

Texts and thorough comments published by Classiques Garnier in the famous series "Jaune": French literature, including works by lesser-known authors. Furthermore francophone literature and French translations of world literature (Dostoyevsky, Goethe, Shakespeare, ...)

Collection of French texts from the middle ages to the twentieth century.

Product of cooperation between the Institut National de la Langue Française (INaLF) and the Académie Française. Contains the words A to PRÉSIDE (A to MAPPEMONDE from volumes 1 and 2, plus MAQUEREAU to PRÉSIDE from separate issues published in the Journal Officiel).

Contains about 49,000 entries and 396,000 synonym relations. Point of departure for the database are seven classical dictionaries (Bailly, Benac, Du Chazaud, Guizot, Lafaye, Larousse and Robert) which have been integrated. Produced by CRISCO laboratory.

Corpus of over 4000 French language texts, from the 16th through the 21th century

is a cloud-based digital research environment designed to support Digital Humanities research and easily create, manage, organize and share content sets. If you are interested in text mining options, please contact the library (library@uu.nl). It is also possible to add text-files (.txt) to the Lab yourself. You need an account with Google or Microsoft to make use it. Je

In Gale Literary Sources you cross-search databases like Dictionary of Literary Biography Complete Online, Literature Criticism Online, Contemporary Authors Online, Literature Resources Center and LitFinder to find among other things the full text of literary works, journal articles in the field of literature studies, reviews and author biographies.

Catalogue of the digital publications of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France. Contains full-text books, newspapers, journals and dictionaries, as well as images, sound recordings and sheet music.

Explanatory French dictionary. Gives word etymology, meaning, examples of use and citations. Also gives verbal conjugations, feminine and masculine forms of adjectives.

LLBA is an international bibliography with more than 400,000 abstracts in the area of linguistics and related disciplines. Provides abstracts of journal articles, of books, book chapters, and dissertations.

Maison Descartes OPAC, not included in Picarta

International bibliography produced by the Modern Language Association in the area of modern linguistics and literary theory, with references from 1926 onwards. Includes the MLA Directory of Periodicals (under Advanced Search). Does not contain book reviews.
MLA also contains records from the JSTOR Language and Literature Collection and from the Asian Studies collection. The oldest of these go back to the 1840s.

Bibliography of the language and literature of the Romance languages. Covers the period 1965-2010.

Le Trésor de la Langue Française informatisé: Frans woordenboek.

In Van Dale Online is included Groot Woordenboek van de Nederlandse taal (also known as the Dikke van Dale) and these bilingual dictionaries: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and Swedish.

Archives Biographiques Françaises is part of World Biographical Information System Online and contains articles from more than 600 biographical sources, published between 1647 and 2013.

The Arthurian Fiction database provides information on medieval Arthurian narratives and the manuscripts in which they are transmitted throughout Europe. It is a work in progress: many records are still waiting for completion. Via Suggestions you may contribute to the database.
The search possibilities are: manuscripts, narratives and persons (patron, scribe, owner). Facets may be used to narrow down your search results.

The BDMP comprises digital manuscripts of Samuel Beckett and transcriptions. And furthermore the Beckett Digital Library (BDL), a digital reconstruction of Samuel Beckett's personal library.

Continuation of the print edition.

BHO is the international bibliography in the field of the history of the printed book, the book trade and libraries.

The French union catalogue

Medieval French texts from the origins to the fifteenth century.

All the works published in Montaigne’s lifetime and after his death by Marie de Gournay, all the editions published from the 16th to the 20th century, their annotation and critical apparatus.

The dictionaries by R. Estienne (1552), J. Nicot (1606), P. Bayle (facs. 1740), Féraud (1787-1788), the dictionary of the Académie Française (1st, 4th, 5th, 6th, 8th and 9th edition), and Le Trésor de la Langue Française (1971-1994).

Electronic theses produced by scientists at Utrecht University.
As from 2006, theses are stored in electronic form in the Utrecht University Repository (formerly Igitur Archive), the Utrecht University digital scientific archive. As from November, 2014, this repository is visible via the Dutch national portal, NARCIS.
Theses from before 2006 may have been published in electronic form, but most are to be found as printed publications in the catalogue.

Electronic theses produced by scientists at Utrecht University.
As from 2006, theses are stored in electronic form in the Utrecht University Repository (formerly Igitur Archive), the Utrecht University digital scientific archive. As from November, 2014, this repository is visible via the Dutch national portal, NARCIS.
Theses from before 2006 may have been published in electronic form, but most are to be found as printed publications in the catalogue.

The digital version of the 14-volume encyclopedia (2th edition, 2006) offers an overview of all aspects in the field of language and linguistics.

The Encyclopédie d’Yverdon, edited by Fortunato Bartolomeo de Felice, is an encyclopedia in the French language published between 1770 and 1780. It has 58 volumes and contains over 77,000 articles. The encyclopedia provides insight in the knowledge available in the second half of the 18th century. The work can also be used for research in the field of the history of ideas.

De eerste editie van L'Encyclopédie, ou Dictionnaire Raisonné des Sciences, des Arts et des Métiers de Diderot et d'Alembert, ontwikkeld door het ARTFL Project van de Universiteit van Chicago.

International bibliography of translations. Contains cumulative bibliographical information on books translated and published in about one hundred of the UNESCO member states since 1979.
References registered before 1979 can be found in the printed editions of the Index Translationum.

Bibliography of lexicography. Contains many titles of dictionaries.

Nexis Uni (the successor to Lexis Nexis Academic) offers the full text of (many) articles from Dutch and international newspapers and newsmagazines. In addition Nexis Uni provides company information on Dutch and international businesses. Find out more on search options and other possibilities in Nexis Uni? Check Nexis Uni explained.

Reviews of literature translated into Dutch. The original articles have appeard in Dutch daily and weekly newspapers and magazines. Updated every fortnight.

National Academic Research and Collaborations Information System.
Narcis is the national portal for scientific information including (open access) publications from the Dutch repositories, data sets from a number of data archives, and there are descriptions of research projects, researchers and research institutes included.

Nexis Uni (the successor to Lexis Nexis Academic) offers the full text of (many) articles from Dutch and international newspapers and newsmagazines. In addition Nexis Uni provides company information on Dutch and international businesses. Find out more on search options and other possibilities in Nexis Uni? Check Nexis Uni explained.

The Directory of Open Access Repositories. OpenDOAR is an authoritative directory of academic open access repositories.

Encyclopedia covering the European middle ages in a broad sense: history, society, religion, and culture, as well as archeology, medicine and music. All entries are supported by up-to-date bibliographies.

Oxford Reference brings together language and subject dictionaries, encyclopedias, maps, quotations and reference works across various subject areas into a single cross-searchable resource.

The Persée portal serves to disseminate scientific journals and proceedings in French. All services offered by Persée are free of charge and open to all.

International bibliography in the field of Translation and Interpreting Studies. TSB considers publications from other disciplines such as semiotics, communication studies, linguistics, sociology and psychology to the extent in which they are relevant and of interest to Translation Studies.
Translation Studies Abstracts Online is part of this bibliography.

International database of linguistic maps covering multiple periods and regions.