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Elie Wiesel's Night is a story of physical and psychological survival during the Holocaust. Historical or psychological frameworks are useful for examining the work, and this guide leads you to both.
We also include material on MLA citation style, avoiding plagiarism, and the writing/research process to help you get used to academic writing for your advanced classes in other subjects.
Best regards,
Roberta Tipton
After this class, you will be able to:
Find periodical articles on the Rutgers University Libraries site.
Document what you find as you go and prepare a preliminary bibliography in MLA format from database output.
Find books in the Rutgers system.
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