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Chinese 108 : Introduction to Classical Chinese — Library Research Guide 

 

 

Off Campus Access - To access the library research databases referenced on this guide from off campus, you will need to login to OCA. 

 

Make use of the library's Subject guides - particularly useful for this assignment are:

 

 

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Background Information

 

  • Use the resources listed below to get an overview of your topic. Encyclopedias, bibliographies, and scholarly web pages are a good starting point for any research project. See How to Evaluate Information on the Web for help with assessing web pages.
  • Look for a bibliography and make use of it.
  • Look up (in cruzcat) the titles of journals and books referenced in the encyclopedias, bibliographies or web pages and see if we own them at UCSC.

 

 

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McHenry Reference Print Sources

The list below represents a sample of options, use Cruzcat to find more.

 

 

Dictionaries

 

 

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Selected Web Sites

 

How to Evaluate Information on the Web

 

 

 

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Recommended Databases

 

English Language Databases

 

 

Chinese Language Databases

 

 

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Images

 

 

Find Books & Journals

 

Note: the East Asian Studies Collection is split between both library buildings. Items in translation are located in McHenry and items in Chinese are located in the Science & Engineering Library East Asian Collection. Pay attention to the location listed in Cruzcat to help find items.

 

Romanization: Cruzcat uses PinYin but will cross-reference names in the Wade-Giles romanization.

 

  • Start with a keyword search in cruzcat.
  • Use the keywords you gathered through searching in the encyclopedias and web pages in cruzcat.
  • Make note of the subjects cruzcat uses to describe your topic; link from the subject headings
  • Use the modify or limit/sort button to focus your search
  • Send successful searches to your email account - put the keywords you used in the message line to remind yourself of how you found the item

 

Try the subject heading : Chinese Poetry Translations into English

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Help with Formatting Your Bibliography/Works Cited

 

 


 Updated 4/2009

Contact: Kerry Scott

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