French 102: Introduction à la littérature médiévale et à l'ancien français - Widener Library Web Site

FRENCH 102: INTRODUCTION A LA LITTERATURE MEDIEVALE ET A L'ANCIEN FRANCAIS
Libarry and Internet Research Guide

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Part 1:
INTRODUCTION

Part 2:
USING HOLLIS FOR LITERARY RESEARCH

Part 3:
FINDING JOURNAL ARTICLES

Part 4:
SELECTED JOURNALS

Part 5:
LITERATURE SURVEYS AND SUBJECT DICTIONARIES

Part 6:
BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND LITERARY HISTORIES

Part 7:
LANGUAGE DICTIONARIES

Part 8:
SELECTED ELECTRONIC TEXTS AND ONLINE DICTIONARIES

Part 9:
SELECTED INTERNET RESOURCES

Part 10:
CITATION GUIDES

If you have questions or comments, please contact Mary Beth Clack (mclack@fas.harvard.edu).

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FRENCH 102: Introduction à la littérature médiévale et à l'ancien français
Library and Internet Research Guide

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Part 1:
INTRODUCTION

This guide is selective and intended as a point of departure for your research in French 102. The sources listed will lead you to contextual materials, bibliographies and other online and print resources. When your work requires more specific research strategies, please contact me as Widener's Liaison to the Department of Romance Languages and Literatures:

Mary Beth Clack
Research Librarian
Widener Library
mclack@fas.harvard.edu
phone 617-496-7465

Harvard Libraries

Most of the resources described in this guide are housed in our electronic resource portal, "HARVARD LIBRARIES." Located at http://lib.harvard.edu, the Library’s website is the port of entry to three types of resources: Harvard’s and other library catalogs, electronic resources of all kinds and home pages and information about Harvard’s libraries.

HOLLIS Catalog
The University Library’s catalog contains over 9 million records for 14 million+ items (books, print and electronic journals, sound recordings, manuscripts, visual materials, maps, government documents, CD-ROMS, etc.) held by Harvard's libraries.
E-resources
Electronic resources available via the portal include dictionaries, encyclopedias, directories, electronic journals and texts, indexes to journal articles, newsmedia, etc. Resources may be searched by keyword, by subject and by type of resource.
Libraries
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Next: Using HOLLIS for Literary Research

JUMP TO A SECTION:

1. PART 1 INTRODUCTION
2. PART 2 USING HOLLIS FOR LITERARY RESEARCH
3. PART 3 FINDING JOURNAL ARTICLES
4. PART 4 SELECTED JOURNALS
5. PART 5 LITERATURE SURVEYS AND SUBJECT DICTIONARIES
6. PART 6 BIBLIOGRAPHIES AND LITERARY HISTORIES
7. PART 7 LANGUAGE DICTIONARIES
8. PART 8 SELECTED ELECTRONIC TEXTS AND ONLINE DICTIONARIES
9. PART 9 SELECTED INTERNET RESOURCES
10. PART 10 CITATION GUIDES