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Childhood Studies Proseminar I: Home

This guide supports Dr. Meredith Bak's Fall 2019 56:163:501

This page is a collection of the resources discussed in your library session. Please contact your librarian for assistance.

Find Books

QuickSearch: Search by author, title, or keyword(s) and then narrow by Resource Type.
E-Z Borrow: If Rutgers Libraries do not have access to a book you need you can request the book from another university via E-Z Borrow.
UBorrow: If Rutgers Libraries do not have access to a book you need you can request the book from another university via UBorrow.

Find Articles

QuickSearch: Search by keywords and then narrow by Resource Type.
Childhood Studies Subject database list: a curated list of all library databases related to your discipline.
Film & Television Literature Index: Academic writings on film and television.
MLA International Bibliography: "critical scholarship on literature, language, linguistics, folklore, film, and the teaching of language and literature."
Oxford Bibliographies: Childhood Studies: "The database can be searched by topic, keyword, or author of the article. The results that are retrieved include not only articles in the Oxford Bibliographies but also a bibliography of books, journal titles, and Web resources."
JSTOR: Multi-disciplinary database of academic works.
Article Delivery: Request articles you cannot get directly from Rutgers Libraries.

Find Journals

Journal Finder: Search for and access journals by title or keyword.
Browzine: Browse articles in your discipline.

Citation Management

RefWorks
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Samantha Kannegiser

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Samantha Kannegiser
Student Success Librarian
Paul Robeson Library, Rutgers-Camden
300 N. 4th St.
Camden, NJ 08201

856.225.2832

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