New Tools for Teaching and Research:
Library Electronic Resources: Local, Telnet, and Web
June 10th, 1997: 10:30-11:45

Romance Languages & Literatures

(Carol Murphy, Assistant Head, General & Humanities Reference Division)

All students should bring a DOS formatted floppy disk

• Introductions
  

• Students' research areas; overview of basic resources in broad subject area, including most important print tools.

Princeton/Cornell Subscribed-to Resources

Indexes/Abstracts

• Locally Networked CDs (via Saber menu)
  (click on database name for description and scope)
  

  • Arts and Humanities Citation Index

  • MLA Bibliography

  • FRANCIS
    

• Telnet and Web Databases (also via Saber menu, and accessible remotely via telnet library.princeton.edu)
  

  • RLIN BIB file  (also available via the web)

  • Dissertation Abstracts

Full Text

• Electronic Journals

  • Project Muse

  • MLN (Modern Language Notes)

Freely Available Resources via the Web

• ARTFL

• UPenn's Language and Linguistics Page

• NYU's Humanities Page

Subject Bibliographies

Bibliographie de Litteratures Francophones