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***Titles marked with the Muhlenberg M are "most recommended" resources.***
Reference works
Encyclopedia of Occultism and Parapsychology (Ref. Collection 133 E56o)
The Encyclopedia of the Paranormal M (Ref. Collection 133.03 S819e)
The Skeptic Encyclopedia of Pseudoscience M (Ref. Collection)
Books
The following resources can be found by visiting the Trexler Library Home Page
Finding Books
Trexler Library Catalog
Catalog of all books and documents in Trexler Library at Muhlenberg College.WorldCat
Catalog of books and documents in libraries throughout the world. Watch especially for theAREA LIBRARIES designation. Use E-ZBorrow for faster interlibrary loan.
E-ZBorrow M
A catalog of books and documents in the libraries of PALCI, to which Muhlenberg College belongs. Submit interlibrary loan requests here for rapid delivery.
Periodical articles
Journal articles pertaining to this subject area
can be accessed from home or campus by visiting the
Trexler Library Home Page
Finding
Articles
Periodical Databases & Indexes.
general indexes with full text. . .
Academic Search Premier M
A good starting place for journals, and includes the full text of about 3000 journals. Limit to "peer reviewed" to find only scholarly articles. Back issues of journals begin as early as 1990. Recent issues may not be included yet, due to publisher agreement. Journals held in Trexler Library are marked accordingly.LexisNexis Academic
A news archive.
Omnifile (WilsonWeb) M
Includes extensive full text, from both popular and scholarly periodicals.
subject-specialty indexes. . .
General Science Index
Philosopher's Index
PsycInfo
getting to the full text. . .
Once you have found the citation of a journal article you're interested in, follow this path to see if the journal is available online or in print in Trexler Library: Trexler Library Home Page
Finding Articles
Journal Locator.
articles via interlibrary loan. . .
Journal articles not found in Trexler Library can be ordered by following this path: Trexler Library Home Page
Finding Articles
Getting a Copy of an Article.
Web search engines, directories, and selected sites
Google (http://www.google.com)
Non-selective. One of the largest web crawlers.Google Scholar (http://scholar.google.com)
A web crawler that looks for content it identifies as "scholarly." Emphasis is on books and journal articles. Intended as a "federated search" to search across disciplines (weighted toward sciences and social sciences). Not always full text. Check our Journal Locator (see above) to see if Muhlenberg has access to the full text.Librarian's Index to the Internet (http://lii.org/)
Highly selective search engine and directory of web resources. Both scholarly and popular sites deemed important by a team of California-based public librarians. Entries are accompanied by paragraph-length descriptions.
Evaluating resources
View a checklist of criteria for evaluating web and print resources by following the path Trexler Library Home Page
Research Help
Research Basics
Evaluating Web and Print Resources
Citing sources
For online step by step directions on writing a
paper, consult the University of Richmond's Writer's Web (http://writing2.richmond.edu/writing/wweb.html).
For tips on citing print and electronic sources, follow the path
Trexler Library Home Page
Research Help
Citation
Guides.
For an automated guide to citing in the MLA or APA styles, visit NoodleBib Express (http://www.noodletools.com/noodlebib/express.php).
| If you have any questions about
your research, please feel free to contact me: Kelly Cannon Humanities and Business Reference Librarian 484-664-3602 kcannon@muhlenberg.edu IM: refcannon For after-hours
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