Library Resources for German Poetry
GETTING STARTED
Use the Library's Research page as your point of departure.
Before starting your search, take a look at the "How to Get Started" page:
Especially useful for this assignment are the sections on evaluating information on the web and citations styles.
For off-campus access to all of the databases that will be useful for this assignment, you need to login with your student ID number.
LIBRARY CATALOGS:
A keyword search is probably the easiest way to get started. Once you find some titles that are useful, click on the Library of Congress subject headings to search further. Try for example the keywords: Goethe and Poetry or German and Poetry
For this assignment, the following subject headings might be useful--they are just a sample of relevant subject headings that you might want to look at:
German poetry-18th century-history and criticism
German poetry-19th century-history and criticism
Once you have found some useful titles, you need to look at the books and also browse the shelves, both in the ref area and upstairs in the regular stacks. You could also redo the same cruzcat searches in MELVYL for more results.
REFERENCE TITLES
I’ll leave a list of useful reference works at the ref desk.
ELECTRONIC DATABASES
Once you have browsed the print reference materials, you will be better prepared for searching the electronic databases. Some of the databases listed below contain bibliographic citatations, others contain full-text.
Full text databases:
PAO
Project Muse
JSTOR
Bibliographic databases:
MLA
Bibliographie der deutschen Sprach- und Literaturewissenschaft
Weimarer Goethe-Bibliographie Online
On the Web:
Wessweb’s German Studies Web
Goethe-Links für die Literaturwissenschaft at:
http://www.biblint.de/goethe.html
Questions? Need more help? Feel free to contact me by phone or email:
Elisabeth Remak-Honnef
459-2459
remak@ucsc.edu
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