Difference between revisions of "Literary and Cultural Studies:Research guide"

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Use the english and german Wikipedia pages at http://de.wikipedia.org and http://en.wikipedia.org to get a first orientation.
Quote Wikipedia (as any other dictionary) only if you want to discuss and analyse received or public notions.

If a book or journal you are interested is not listed in the university library use the "Fernleihe".

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 ==Wikipedia==
-* Use Wikipedia, engl. and German for first orientation.l Quote Wikipedia to show what the online dictionary says about a topic of your interest - do not quote Wikipedia or any other dictionary as a source of information.
+* Use the english and german Wikipedia pages at http://de.wikipedia.org and http://en.wikipedia.org to get a first orientation.
+* Quote Wikipedia (as any other dictionary) only if you want to discuss and analyse received or public notions.
 ==MLA==
-* Use the MLA to create a bibliography of secondary sources
+* Use the [[http://web1.infotrac.galegroup.com/itw/infomark/1/1/1/purl=rc6_MLA MLA]] to create a bibliography of secondary sources.
 ==Oldenburg University Library==
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 ==Fernleihe==
-* Order books and journals via Fernleihe, if your library does not provide them
+* If a book or journal you are interested is not listed in the university library use the "Fernleihe".
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