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| Foreign
Languages Resources |
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| Getting
Started: Reference Books |
| Reference Books are great resources to
use at the beginning of your research because they can provide
an overview of your topic, including good background information
and a discussion of the important issues and concerns of the topic. |
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- Dictionary of Languages: the definitive
reference to more than 400 languages
Call Number: Reference P371 .D35 1998
- Facts about the World Languages: an encyclopedia of the world’s major languages, past and present
Call Number: Reference P371 .F33 2000
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| Finding Books |
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- TomCat (online
catalog)
The Grace Hauenstein Library has a rich collection
of books, journals, pamphlets and other materials. Use TomCat
to search for items the library holds.
- WorldCat
Catalog of books available in libraries throughout the world
- NetLibrary/eBooks
NetLibrary provides access to nearly 12,000 online books. To search the database and "check out" books, you will first need to create a (free) account
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| Finding Articles |
| Online indexes help you find articles on
your topic. Some provide access to full text articles, but most
are citation-only databases. What do you do when you find an article you like? |
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- Expanded
Academic ASAP (InfoTrac)
Scholarly journals from arts and the humanities
to social sciences, science and technology
- ProQuest Direct
Index to articles on a variety of topics, including some full text
- Wilson Select Plus
Full text articles in science, humanities, education and business
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| Web
Sites |
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| See Individual
Languages: French | German | Spanish |
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| Liaison for Foreign
Languages: Susan Ponischil 632-2134 |
