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Fall
2008 - P. Coby
reference
contact: Bruce Sajdak x2967
First
Stops
| Books
| Articles
| Websites
| Cite
Sources
| Research
Skills Quiz
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Give Feedback
FIRST
STOPS
Reserve
Readings
The best way of locating additional material on Athens or Socrates is to read items on reserve for your class BEING SURE TO LOOK FOR FOOTNOTES AND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES. Scholars' suggestions are the vital key in any library search. Below are a few items now at the reserve desk for your class
Specialized
Encyclopedias
| Reference
Source |
Call
Number/Access |
| A
to Z of the French Revolution |
ref
DC 147 .H36 2007 |
Critical
Dictionary of the French Revolution
|
ref
DC 148 .D5313 1989 |
| Encyclopedia
of the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars |
ref
DC 220 .E53 2006 |
| Historical
Dictionary of French Revolution 1789-1799 |
ref
DC 147 .H57 1985 |
| Historical
Dictionary of the French Revolution (Ross) |
ref
DC 147 .R7 1998 |
| Historical
Dictionary of the French Revolution (Hansen) |
ref
DC 147 .H36 2004 |
| Routledge
Encyclopedia of Philosophy |
click
here |
Encyclopedia
of European social history from 1350 to 2000
|
ref
HN 373 .E63 2001 |
FINDING
BOOKS
Search
the Five
College Library Catalog using
the SUBJECT BEGINS WITH search:
NAMES
- e.g. robespierre maximilien; jacobins; louis xvi
france history revolution 1789 1799
catholic church france history 18th century
france economic conditions 18th century
france politics and government 1789 1799
france social conditions 18th century
france social life and customs 18th century
france social life and customs 1789 1815
FINDING
ARTICLES
Era
of the French Revolution (Caldwell) ref
DC 148 .C34 1985 (2 vols.)
Humanities
Abstracts (1984+)
Historical
Abstracts (1956+)
J-STOR
(complete backfiles up until the most recent 2-5 years)
WEBSITES
- JUST FOR FUN
Liberty,
Equality, Fraternity: Exploring the French Revolution
(George Mason University)
Links
on the French Revolution
This is not exclusively a scholarly site, although it is hosted by a reputable
author - so use all your guile and good sense to evaluate the reliability
of some of the information linked to from this metapage.
CITE
YOUR SOURCES
For
guidance on citing sources correctly visit the Libraries' Citation Guides & Style
Manuals page. See especially links to MLA (Modern Language Association
of America) style.
TAKE
THE TWO REQUIRED QUIZZES
Please
connect to Moodle and log into
the Research Skills for Students class. Please take the two brief quizzes
on Research Skills and the Plagiarism Challenge. (If you wish you may
take these as many times as you like to get a perfect score).
WHAT
DID YOU THINK ABOUT THIS LIBRARY CLASS?
Let
us know your thoughts. Please fill out the brief Feedback
Form.
CONTACT
THE REFERENCE LIBRARIAN
Contact
Bruce Sajdak, the instructor for your library session: bsajdak@email.smith.edu
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