Welcome to the Languages, Linguistics, and Literatures Research Guide!
This guide will help you discover the best resources in the library and beyond for your assignments. Sections on citing, web resources and evaluating your sources and are included.
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A good search always starts with the best keywords.
You can use reference sources (see right) to expand your keyword pool
A reference source summarizes information: gives the main developments, authors and history of an event, an idea etc. Encyclopedias, handbooks, introductions, dictionaries and monographs can be described as reference sources and it's useful to start your search by using these tools. An easy way to find these sources on the shelves is to go to the start of the LC number based on the subject you are researching on, for example if you are researching Linguistics and Languages go to the start of the shelf under the category P.
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P40 .C564 2001
P 29 .I58 2003
P106 .C5946 1997
P29 .C64 2010
P29 .C28 2011
P29 .B76 2013
P37 .I68 2012
P115 .H365 2012
P371 .C357 2004
P371 .W6 2009
PJ7510 .E53 1998
PN471 .W455 2004
PG2951 .E47 2011
PN45 .O84 2009
