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This document provides guidance for research related to the class "JWST 23200: Jews in Film and Fiction". It recommends starting with books, articles, essays, and materials from the library catalog and databases related to film studies and Jewish studies. It also introduces Google Scholar for scholarly articles and books, and the citation management tool Zotero for organizing and citing research sources.
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- 1. JWST 23200: Jews in Film and Fiction Pamela Gillespie Associate Dean & Chief Librarian prgcc@sci.ccny.cuny.edu
- 2. Now type in the url and choose ―Jewish Studies.‖ Then click on the guide for this class. Write this down: http://libguides.ccny.cuny.edu/
- 3. Make your browser your research base – get the LibX Toolbar. When you click the toolbar icon, the ‗search‘ box for the library catalog opens. Click ―Links‖ to bring up the quick list of research tools:
- 4. What materials should I use and where should I look for them? • BOOKS • ARTICLES • ESSAYS • LIBRARY CATALOG • DATABASES • LITERARY CRITICISM Start on the Library url you just wrote down: http://libguides.ccny.cuny.edu/
- 9. Use the library catalog to find books and e-books, government documents and audio visual materials. When you enter the catalog from our web site, you enter the separate City College catalog.
- 15. And I limited the search to the ―Film Studies‖ & ―Jewish Studies‖ categories.
- 18. Google Scholar is a subset of Google that will provide scholarly research journals and books. To go directly into the full text of content you find, go to Google Scholar from the ―G‖ page link.
- 19. Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, and cite your research sources. It lives right where you do your work—in your web browser. Zotero.org Download the software for your browser, and then drag and drop your citations into Zotero using the icon. When you have all your materials collected, highlight the list and pick a citation style – MLA is what you need for this class – and Zotero will do the formatting. Citing Your Sources