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Use the page links above to find lists of resources on a variety of literary and historical resources, both online and in print, available through the Cornell University Library. This guide will help you find recommended resources for research in American Studies. Use the tabs on the left to navigate this guide. These sections will help you find different types of materials (ex: books, media, primary sources, data), along with starting points and strategies for your research. You can email or make an appointment with the research librarian on this guide, or see all research librarians by subject area. This guide is selective and intended as a point of departure for research in American Studies.

This guide contains, largely, resources listed by disciplines (Literature, Music) or topics (contemporary language) of interest to American Studies. Resources listed by resource type (Newspapers, Archives/Manuscripts, Government Documents, etc.) are available via the Library Research Guide for History. Please feel free to email us with questions. We can make an appointment for you to come in, and we can talk at length about your project. Anna Assogba (assogba@fas.harvard.edu) Research Librarian and Liaison to Romance Languages and Literatures and to Religion, Lamont Library (With particular knowledge of Zotero and other citation management systems). Fred Burchsted (burchst@fas.harvard.edu) Research Librarian and Liaison for American Studies, Widener Library.

HOLLIS is the center of the Library ecosystem. This is often the best first step to see if we have something. In HOLLIS, click on "Online Access" or open the record and scroll down to the "Access Options" section. Check the HOLLIS section of this guide for more guidance. Welcome to the American Studies Subject Guide! From articles in databases, to books in the library catalog, this guide will provide you with a starting point for any project, big or small.

Since American Studies is an interdisciplinary field, some of the resources are focused on other fields such as Ethnic Studies, Women & Gender Studies, and many more. xquiroz@smith.edu 108D Neilson Library 413-585-2913 Smith College Libraries research guides are licensed under a CC BY 4.0 license unless otherwise indicated. We're here to help! Reach out to Mrs. Hooper or Mr.

Cassaday for assistance with research, writing, and citations: This research guide is intended to support students in American Studies History classes for their research papers. Use the tabs to navigate through the following pages of the guide: A postcard of a Saturday night street scene in New York City’s Lower East Side, 1904. Digital Public Library of America. Hesburgh LibraryRare Books and Special Collections102 Hesburgh LibraryUniversity of Notre DameNotre Dame, IN 46556

Welcome to the research guide for American Studies. Here you will find print and online resources that will help you in your research. It will also offer suggestions for how to search for print and electronic holdings at Hesburgh Libraries. Although not possibly comprehensive, it serves as a place to begin your research. Related subjects include: Africana Studies; Archives and Archival Resources; English Language and Literature; Film, Television, and Theatre; Government Information, and the United States and Canada History guide. Here you will find dictionaries and encyclopedias that cover American Studies in general.

For topical dictionaries and encyclopedias (on race and ethnicity, class, gender and sexuality, environmental history, and religion and irreligion) see Resources by Topic. Popular press resources (like newspapers and magazines) listed here are non-scholarly sources that describe contemporary events and offer opinion. For historical news sources, see "Primary Sources--Historical Newspapers" Welcome to the library portal for American Studies. This home page provides quick links to some useful resources for your course. Use the side tabs to discover more specialized resources to support your research.

You can consult the library's research guides for English, History, Education, Sociology, African American Studies, Indigenous Studies, LatinX Studies, Women's Studies, and Media Studies. Large general database of articles from scholarly journals, magazines, and newspapers on many topics. Also includes reference books (World Almanac, American Heritage Dictionary), biographies, speeches, images, and other primary source documents. The EBSCO Mobile app for iOS and Android lets users search Academic Search Complete and view or listen to chapters/content sections. JSTOR provides access to millions of journal articles, books, images, and primary sources in 75 disciplines. The Archive Journal Collection is included.

API available, more information here: APIs for Scholarly Research See also selected databases for African American Studies, Latinx Studies, American Indian Studies, Asian/Pacific American Studies, and Gender & Sexuality Studies. Call the Wilson Library front desk to get help by phone during open hours, or leave a voicemail for next-day follow-up. Use the web form to email us. We respond within 1 to 2 business days. Real people, no bots.

All day and night, with help from librarians everywhere. The main search box on the Library home page will retrieve material from several different sources: the CU Library catalog, article databases, and library web sites. Clicking on the links below the search box (Catalog, etc.) will limit your searches to that particular source. The Cornell Library Catalog includes the holdings of all Ithaca campus libraries. The catalog contains records for books, computer files, government documents, manuscripts and archives, maps, musical scores, periodicals, serials, sound recordings, and visual materials. The "All Fields" search will retrieve matches for your search terms wherever they appear in the description of an item, but you may use the pulldown menu to the right of the search box...

The Cornell University Library uses Library of Congress Subject Headings as the standard for subject searching. Limit your search to Subject to retrieve items that contain your terms as part of their LC heading: If you find one book relevant to your subject, you can identify others by clicking on the subject heading in the record for that book: Find biographies of over 19,000 deceased men and women who made significant contributions to building the United States. 1 simultaneous user.

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Use the page links above to find lists of resources on a variety of literary and historical resources, both online and in print, available through the Cornell University Library. This guide will help you find recommended resources for research in American Studies. Use the tabs on the left to navigate this guide. These sections will help you find different types of materials (ex: books, media, prim...

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Since American Studies is an interdisciplinary field, some of the resources are focused on other fields such as Ethnic Studies, Women & Gender Studies, and many more. xquiroz@smith.edu 108D Neilson Library 413-585-2913 Smith College Libraries research guides are licensed under a CC BY 4.0 license unless otherwise indicated. We're here to help! Reach out to Mrs. Hooper or Mr.

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Cassaday for assistance with research, writing, and citations: This research guide is intended to support students in American Studies History classes for their research papers. Use the tabs to navigate through the following pages of the guide: A postcard of a Saturday night street scene in New York City’s Lower East Side, 1904. Digital Public Library of America. Hesburgh LibraryRare Books and Spe...