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Classical Studies Research Guide

This online guide is developed specifically for those doing research in Classical Studies. It provides a recommended list of resources, which encompasses print materials, electronic databases, and selected Internet resources.

Because Classical Studies includes many disciplines such as history, literature, and theatre, you may need to consult resources in those fields also.

For more extensive research help, contact the Reference Desk at 696-2334, or by e-mail at library@marshall.edu

Books

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Journal and Magazine Articles

The online databases and indexes listed below will provide references to articles (or in some cases full-text articles) in a wide range of periodicals, from news magazines and newspapers to scholarly and professional journals. If you have questions about choosing or using a database or index, please consult a Librarian

Full-Text Databases

Indexes & Bibliographic Databases

These databases and indexes will provide citation information (author, article title, periodical name, volume & issue, date) for articles, essays, book chapters, dissertations, and other materials, which may be found in the MU Libraries by searching the library catalog or ordered from another library using the Information Delivery Services (IDS) if the items are not owned by MU Libraries.

Selected Periodicals

Print & Online Periodicals This is a partial list of periodicals in classical studies available in print or online format in the MU Libraries:

Hint: Look up the titles below in Journals Search, which gives detailed information for all our journals, magazines, and newspapers. It indicates whether the periodical is available online, in print, or in microfilm, and the years of coverage for each format. Whenever possible MU Periodicals provides a direct link to full-text content, but some databases don't provide a link to individual titles. In that case you will need to search a database to find articles in a specific periodical.

Does the Library Have Your Article?

Once you have a citation for your article:

  1. Try Journals Search

    Look up the title of the journal or magazine that your article appeared in. If the periodical shows up on the list, follow the link to the article database that contains it or find the copy in the library.

  2. If you need a book the library doesn't own, you can request a copy through E-Z Borrow. In addition, you can request articles and books through Information Delivery Services. Most articles are delivered over the web at no charge; paper copies are .10 a page.

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Reference Sources

The Reference Collection, located on the first floor of Drinko Library, contains many print resources that provide useful background information:

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Internet Resources

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Internet Gateways & Collections

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Prepared by Pam Ford, Catalog Librarian & Classical Studies Library Partner

Last updated 8-20-04.

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