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AMS221:
The American Factory
Spring
2002 - Karen Koehler
Reference
Contact: Barbara Polowy x2941
Getting
Started | Finding
Books
| Finding
Articles
GETTING STARTED
Art
Reference N31.D5 1996 and Groveart.com,
the online version
The Dictionary of Art. New York: Grove's Dictionaries, 1996.
The dictionary includes several useful survey articles about topics addressed
by this course including:
Factory | Mill, industrial | Mass Production
Industrial Design | Industrial Scenes | Silk
Sections of more general articles about American cities and towns, artistic
movements and styles, and building materials and techniques will also
be helpful, as will articles on individual architects, artists, photographers,
and designers. Entries for individuals include biographical, critical,
and contextual information. Each article is supplemented by a bibliography
of major primary and secondary sources.
Neilson
Reference HN57 .E58 1993
Encyclopedia of American Social History. 3 vols. New York: Maxwell
Macmillan International, 1993.
FINDING BOOKS, CATALOGS, & OTHER MONGRAPHS
Useful
Library of Congress subject headings for material on the variety of topics
addressed by this course are:
- Industrial
Architecture & Adaptive Reuse
Architecture, Industrial | Factories
Architecture, Modern -- 19th century | Architecture,
Modern -- 20th century Architecture
-- Conservation and Restoration -- [place]
Historic buildings -- Conservation and restoration -- [place]
Historic preservation - [place]
Industry in Literature | Industries in Art
- Factories
& the Factory System
Factories -- Massachusetts | Factories -- New England | Textile Factories
Mills and Mill-work -- [New England; Massachusetts] | Massachusetts
-- Manufactures
Silk | Silk Industry
Factory system -- New England | Mass
Production -- United States
Women -- Employment -- [New England; Massachusetts]
Working
Class -- Dwellings
- Product
and Industrial Design
Design -- History -- 20th century | Design, Industrial
- Personal
Names
[architect/artist/designer/photographer's name] in inverted order,for
example
Kahn Albert | Sheeler Charles | Loewy Raymond | Hine Lewis Wickes
Five
College Library Catalog
The online catalog provides access to the combined library holdings of
Smith, Amherst, Hampshire, and Mount Holyoke Colleges, and the University
of Massachusetts Amherst.
WorldCat
WorldCat
is universal in subject scope and includes records for over 41 million
items held in thousands of libraries throughout the United States and
Europe. It is an excellent source for developing a bibliography and verifying
citations. It is updated daily.
FINDING
PERIODICAL ARTICLES & OTHER ANALYTICS
Newspapers
& 19th-century Periodicals
Forbes
Library Reference Section
Hampshire
County Newspapers
Indexes to the Daily Hampshire Gazette, Hampshire County Journal,
Northampton Courier, Northampton Democrat, and other local papers
published during late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries and microform
copies of these papers are available for on-site use.
Neilson
Reference AI21 .N44
The New York Times Index. New York: New York Times Co., 1851-present.
Provides access to articles, reviews, and other information published
in the Times.
Complete copies of the daily issues of the paper from 1851 through the
previous
month are available on microfilm at Neilson Library, Microfilm 83.
19th-century
Masterfile / Poole's Plus
Provides access to British and American magazines and newspapers (including
the New York Times and the New York Daily Tribune), patents,
and other government documents published from 1802 to 1906.
Art,
Architecture, & Design
Art
Abstracts and Art
Index Retrospective
These two databases cover all aspects of the visual arts, including architecture
and design, providing cover to cover indexing of over 400 periodicals
published throughout the world. They provide access to articles, exhibition
reviews, and reproductions. Art Abstracts covers 1984 to the present,
Art Index Retrospective covers 1929 to 1984. Art Abstracts
is updated monthly and abstracts are provided for records added after
1994. Useful subject headings for topics addressed in this course are:
Industrial buildings | Adaptive Reuse
Textile Mills | Textile Industry | Silk
Industrial Design
Avery
Index to Architectural Periodicals
Covering architecture and related fields, Avery Index provides
regular access to approximately 1,000 periodicals from the 1930s (with
selective coverage dating back to the 1860s) to the present. Good coverage
of building materials and contruction techniques. The database is updated
daily. Useful subject headings for topics addressed in this course are:
Factories
| Textile Mills | Industrial Buildings | Industrial Housing
Adaptive Reuse | Conversion Of Buildings | Conservation and Restoration
Design
and Applied Arts Index
DAAI provides annotated references to almost 100,000 articles,
news items, reviews, obituaries, and illustrations published in approximately
450 design and craft periodicals from 1973 to 1998. It is international
in scope and covers all aspects of design including industrial, interior,
and textile design, and architecture.
History,
Technology, & Social Sciences
American
History and Life
Indexes 1,700 journals, books, and dissertations for material about American
and Canadian history. Other subjects covered include popular culture,
anthropology, sociology, economics, education, and politics. 1953 to present.
Helpful subject headings for topics addressed in this course are:
Factories | Industry | Silk Industry | Mass Production | Architecture
Applied
Science and Technology Abstracts
Indexes over 600 sources published from 1983 to the present. Covers industry,
management, and financial trends in scientific and technological fields.
Material from 1958 to 1982 is covered by Applied Science and Technology
Index at Science Reference Z7913.I7. For coverage of 1913 to 1957
consult Industrial Arts Index at Neilson Z7913.I7.
Social
Sciences Abstracts
Abstracts
of articles published from 1983 to the present from over 550 periodicals.
Includes articles, interviews, obituaries, biographies, and book reviews
on anthropology, political science, economics, psychology, geography,
and sociology. For coverage from 1974 to 1982 consult bound volumes of
Social Sciences Index at Neilson Reference AI3.S6. Useful subject
headings for topics addressed in this course are:
Factories | Textile Industry | Mass Production | Deindustrialization
CONTACTS
FOR RESEARCH ASSISTANCE
- Barbara
Polowy, the art librarian and instructor for your library session: bpolowy@email.smith.edu,
Bell Hall 228, X2941
- Pamela
Skinner, the reference librarian for history:
pskinner@email.smith.edu, Neilson Library, X2961
- Mrs.
Feeley, the local history librarian, Forbes Library (Northampton's public
Library): Tuesday-Saturday afternoons, 587-1012
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