WRIT 125:
Defining Asian American Literature
Spring 2008 · Professor Esther Iwanaga
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Use the Wellesley library catalog to find books, videos, and journals (not individual articles).
a few tips:
- To find books written by your author , do an author search.
- To find books written about your author, do a subject search.
- To find chapters in anthologies about your writer, do a keyword search.
some useful subject headings for research in this course might be:
- if our copy is checked out, click on
to the right of the title to request a book quickly (2-4 days)
- If NExpress doesn't have it, click on
in our catalog (2-4 days)
- Search WorldCat to find material we don’t own, click on and request through ILL (interlibrary loan)
- In a hurry? Get a BLC card and borrow the book directly from a nearby library
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| Critically evaluate what you find |
Criteria to keep in mind when choosing and using soures:
- Accuracy - Does the author cite her/his sources and are they legitimate?
- Authority - Who wrote the source? Are they credible?
- Objectivity - Does the author have a bias, political or commercial or persuasive?
- Currency - Is this information new or based on outdated sources? Can you tell how current it is?
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