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World Theatre Project:
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The purpose of this course research guide is to acquaint you with some of the resources in the University Library and on the World Wide Web useful for doing research for this course. Should you have questions, stop by the Reference Desk on the first floor. You may also call the Reference Desk at (334) 229-4110 during the hours the Library is open. |
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Reference books and similar sources online are a great place to start your research because they provide background information on your topic. Reference books about the theatre are located on the first floor in Main Reference. Those listed below are a selection of books you may wish to explore. Browse the shelves around them for additional books. |
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Theatre in General
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The Theatre in America & Elsewhere
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The best method for finding magazine and journal articles is to use one of the Library's online article databases or print indexes. The databases are easily accessible in the residence halls and off campus by clicking on the database name and typing in the information requested. If you need additional assistance with accessing the databases, contact Cedric Davis at (334) 229-6998. Some of the article databases include the entire text of articles. If the text of an article is not available in a database, check for the magazine or journal title in:
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Databases
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Print Indexes
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Because of their length, books provide a more in-depth look at topics than articles do. You'll also find play scripts in books. To find books in the University Library and e-books (electronic books) you'll need to use these: |
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African Americans in the Theatre The reference books listed below are located in Special Collections on the first floor of the Library. These books can not be removed from Special Collections. |
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Books
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Databases |
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The best method for finding magazine and journal articles is to use one of the Library's online article databases or print indexes. The databases are easily accessible in the residence halls and off campus by clicking on the database name and typing in the information requested. If you need additional assistance with accessing the databases, contact Cedric Davis at (334) 229-6998. Some of the article databases include the entire text of articles. If the text of an article is not available in a database, check for the magazine or journal title in:
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Databases
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Print Indexes
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Because of their length, books provide a more in-depth look at topics than articles do. To find books in the University Library and e-books (electronic books) you'll need to use these: |
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Please take a few minutes to let us know what you think about this guide. Has it helped with your research? Do you have any suggestions for improving the guide? You may e-mail Barbara Hightower at bhightower@alasu.edu or call her at (334) 229-6839 with your comments and suggestions. |
Course Research Guides | Information Literacy Program
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