LibGuides: Dante: Get Help!

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Librarians have prepared at least one LibGuide for every major on campus. See the whole list of LibGuides (you can click on any subject to see what's available in that area).

FOR EXAMPLE:

Theology
Written for undergrad levelTheology students.
Catholic Studies
Medieval Philosophy
http://www.epistemelinks.com/Main/MainTopi.aspx
See also our LibGuide on Medieval Philosophy
Philosophy
Classics
An introductory guide to finding information about the classical age.
History
A resource to help students find and use library resources in the field of History.
History of Christianity
Guide to researching Christian history, from the Apostolic age until the recent past, including sources on medieval spirituality
Modern Languages and Literatures
A basic guide to language and literary sources

Featured Title

Lectura Dantis - Inferno - A Canto-by-Canto Commentary by Allen Mandelbaum; Anthony Oldcorn (Editor); Charles Ross (Editor)
Call Number: Basement Storage PQ 4443 .L38 1998
A nice anthology of articles on topics drawn from the Inferno.
Purgatorio by Anthony Oldcorn; Charles Ross; Allen Mandelbaum
Call Number: MAIN STACKS PQ4447 .L43 2008

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Google-like search that pulls in books, articles, and other materials from many of our databases and from a number of outside resources, not all of which are accessible. It's sort of like a purse-seine fishnet: you have to know what you want, and eliminate what you don't using limiters (date range, format, additional terms, etc.).

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Plagiarism tutorials

Be sure you know what plagiarism is, and how to avoid it. These tutorials go a long way toward making you aware of when to cite, and what to cite. The Cite Your Sources tab/ Citation LibGuide will tell you how to cite -- in MLA, APA and Chicago. Let us know if you need another style altogether.

The Plagiarism Court: You Be the Judge (Fairfield U.)