ENG-200A: Methods of Literary Study 

Welcome to the ENG-200A research guide.  Click on the tabs above to find out about the different resources available for locating materials on your research topics. Please contact Anne Woodrum or Sarah Shoemaker if you have questions about using these resources.

Get the LibX LTS Toolbar and search the online catalog, databases, and much more directly from your browser bar.

Try Zotero, RefWorks, or Endnote to keep track of your research sources, manage your bibliographic citations, and automatically generate a bibliography. See the Citation Management LibGuide for more information on all of these, with a comparison chart to help you decide which one is best for you.

• LOUIS
  The online catalog of the Brandeis University Libraries. Use LOUIS to locate books, journals, newspapers, magazines, government documents and more.

• e-Journals A-Z list
  Use the E-Journals A-Z List to browse or search for electronic journals by title, keywords, subjects.

• WorldCat
  Books and other materials held in most academic, research and large public libraries worldwide. Useful to identify and locate material not owned by Brandeis.

Not finding what you need at Brandeis?

• Interlibrary Loan
  A library service that allows you to easily borrow books and request articles from another library.

• Boston Library Consortium
  A cooperative borrowing program that allows you to borrow books from 19 academic and research institutions in the greater Boston and New England area.

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