Library Sessions for ENGL 1111
Watch the three videos linked below for library research information specific to this class:
Library Session, Part 1: Library Services and Reference Sources
Related Subject Guides
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This guide contains links and references to a variety of literary and historical resources, both online and in print, available through the Cornell University Library. For even more resources, see our subject-specific guides.
Paradise by Gillis d'Hondecoeter (after 1615). Public domain, Wikicommons
Library Tutorials -- Teach Yourself!
The tutorials linked below will give you the basic knowledge you'll need to effectively navigate the Cornell Library web site and the skills that will enable you to find the information you need for your assignments:
Using Wikipedia to Start Your Research -- But Not End There!
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Olin & Uris Libraries
Land Acknowledgment
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