Course
Material 
Most
items in the Short Loan Collection are set texts for course reading.
To find
texts in the Short Loan Collection, select the Course
Material search. Click on the pull down arrow next to the Course
search box, and highlight the course name, ENGLISH 352 Click search.
Find Books
Reference
Books
Brackett, Virginia. Classic love and romance literature : an encyclopedia of works, characters, authors, and themes. Santa Barbara, Calif. : ABC-CLIO, 1999.
Find Articles
For help with using databases, please
contact the Subject Librarian
The
following databases will provide references to material on all authors and
topics covered in this course. You must be logged on with NetID and
Password to access these databases.
MLA
International Bibliography - your
search results will include full text articles. Where full text is not available, use the  symbol to search Voyager. Links to full-text may be provided
through the Voyager record.
Expanded
Academic - has a high proportion of full text articles. This
is an interdisciplinary database and includes some popular magazines and
journals. It is a good source for book reviews. Tick the box to limit results to "refereed
publications".
Project
Muse - a full text collection of scholarly journals,
searchable as a database. This collection is useful for the course topic
as it includes philosophy, gender studies, literature, psychology, and
cultural studies titles.
Literature
Online - a
desk-top library of primary, secondary, and reference material. Click on
the following links for each author. From each author page, click on Criticism... some articles may be full text, signified by the symbol  or  .
Patricia Highsmith; William Nicholson; Carol Shields; Arundhati Roy
Internet
Resources
You must be
logged on with NetId and Password to access these sites.
Contemporary
Women Writers - features Arundhati Roy
Official Lisa Jewell website - click on parts of the photograph for navigation
William Nicholson - see biography and novels
Introduction
to Modern Literary Theory - created by Kristi Siegel,
Associate Professor of English at Mount Mary College in Milwaukee.
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