Introduction To Library Research In German Studies
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academic library resources
advanced German studies research
American Library Association
annotated bibliographies
Author_Larry L. Richardson
bibliographic access systems
bibliographic research
Bibliographisches Institut
BRI
Card Catalog
Cataloging Rules
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Computerized Literature Searches
Data Base
Der Deutschen Sprache
DIALOG Information Services
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Filing Rules
German civilization
German literature
German reference materials
Humanities Citation Index
humanities research tools
Information Search
LCSH.
library research complexities
Literature Search
MLA Handbook
MLA International Bibliography
National Biographies
National Library
National Library Catalogs
Online Literature Searches
Ready Reference Materials
scholarly information retrieval
Subject Headings
Unbound Issues
West Germany
Write Research Papers
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- ISBN 9780367018702
- Weight: 620g
- Dimensions: 144 x 229mm
- Publication Date: 07 Jun 2019
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Hardback
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This book will help students of German language, literature, and civilization to develop their skills in using the resources and services of college and university libraries. Not restricted to the traditional study of German language and literature, the book also guides the student over the bibliographic terrain of German history; prehistory and folklore; philosophy and religion; and art, music, and cinema. Dr. Richardson begins with a practical overview of bibliographic access systems--catalogs, indexes, abstracts, and bibliographies--and of basic search strategies for effective library research, An annotated bibliography, the largest section of the book, describes the most important research tools in German studies, as well as representative examples of specialized resources needed by the advanced scholar. The book concludes with a review of supplementary resources, including books about German reference works, books on how to write research papers, and data bases for computerized literature searches. Appendixes list library classification systems and subject headings for German studies.
