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Environmental History
Reference Works and useful sites
- Merchant, Carolyn. The Columbia guide to
American environmental history
[electronic resource] New York : Columbia University Press, c2002.
GF501 .M47 2002 (Also
available electronically through NetLibrary <http://www.netlibrary.com/>
- Encyclopedia of American forest and conservation history.
Richard C. Davis, editor.
New York : Macmillan Pub. Co. ; London : Collier Macmillan Publishers,
1983.
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Environmental History
Timeline
Monographic Sources
- The Libraries' book collection includes
works that offer comprehensive treatments of historical topics. Use
PILOT (http://pilot.passhe.edu:8001/)
our online catalog to find books in our collection as well as links to the
full-text of electronic reserve
items and other valuable information on the
Internet.
- To search the catalogs of other Pennsylvania
Libraries, and to borrow from them directly, search
PALCI
and log in using your 16-digit
I-card number.)
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WorldCat --search the OCLC Database of paper and electronic titles.
Books located through this database can
generally be acquired through
Interlibrary Loan.
E-Books
General Online Sources of Full-text Scholarly
and Popular Magazines
Scholarly and popular magazines and newspapers
offer concise and timely treatment of many topics of
historical interest. IUP patrons can access large collections of such information through the journal
aggregators. (To gain access
from home, use your 16 digit I-card number.)
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EBSCOhost--provides
access to the full-text of over one thousand periodicals and bibliographic
access to thousands more.
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Gale/Infotrac-provides
access to the full-text of over one thousand periodicals and bibliographic
access to thousands more.
E-Journals
- Project MUSE --
provides more than 200 full-text online scholarly journals from academic
presses
covering the fields of literature and criticism, history, the visual
and performing arts, cultural studies,
education, political science, gender
studies, and many others.
- JSTOR--
Online archives of over 125 journals in African-American Studies,
Anthropology, Asian Studies,
Ecology, Economics, Education, Finance,
History, Literature, Mathematics, Philosophy, Political Science,
Population
Studies, Sociology, and Statistics. JSTOR is designed specifically for
archiving journals,
so it does not include the most recent 2-5 years of each
title.
Searching for Specific Journal Titles
Historical Newspapers and Journals
Manuscripts and Archival, and other Primary Resources
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In the First Person --In
the First Person is a free, high quality, professionally published,
in-depth index of more than 3,350 collections of personal narratives in
English from around the world.
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Women and Social Movements --
history of women in social movements in the U.S. between 1700 and 2000
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WorldCat
--limit search to Archival.
Electronic Indexes
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America: History & Life
-- coverage of historical literature of the United
States and Canada
from prehistory to the present.
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Historical
Abstracts--historical coverage of the world from 1450
to the present (excluding the
United States and Canada)
- Other online databases--many other
databases are available from the Library's webpage
under Databases.
United States Government
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Congressional Universe most comprehensive online resource available for
Congressional
hearings, public issues, legislation, history, and legal research.
Reference, Biographical and Literary Sources
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History Resource Center --
full text
history reference database includes reference books, articles,
and video clips of historical events.
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Biography Resource Center--
database of biographical information on nearly 220,000
people from throughout history, around the world, and across all disciplines
and subject areas.
Book
Reviews
Internet
Internet Sites can provide valuable primary and
secondary sources for the study of
History, but often lack scholarly editorial
review so should be used with caution. For a
list of search engines and subject
directories, try
Infopeople
Best Search Tools.
Useful Sites
Citing What You Have Found:
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