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CMP-203: Literature and Composition (Muzyk, Spring 2022)
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Searching Efficiently for Literary Criticism!
Searching Workflows
Finding Articles
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Getting the Full Text
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Scholarly/Peer-Reviewed
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Literature Resources Map
Literary Reference Sources
Finding Books
Subject Heading Hints for Literature Topics
Deciphering Database Citations
Using Ebooks
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Literary Criticism and Theory Guide
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MLA Citation
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Subjects:
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
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English
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Film, Television, and Media Studies
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Gender & Sexuality Studies
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Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
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Multicultural Studies
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Learning Objectives
3/23/2023
Introduction to the Academic Library
Basic Literature Criticism Search Strategies
Articulate the place of the academic library in the information landscape.
Navigate and describe the resources available on the library home page.
Differentiate between source types: scholarly/peer reviewed vs. others
Use the library catalog to search for books and book chapters.
Use Library One Search to search for literary criticism.
Place author and title into separate search boxes and toggle between keyword and subject.
Navigate the screen and understand search filters and options.
Limit by source type/understand source type of your results.
Evaluate results.
Modify search if necessary.
Get the full text (article or book/book chapter)
6. Search individual literary databases for a more controlled experience.
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