Rare Books Resources for Language and Literature Studies BeginnersNew
The UL's Rare Book collections include a range of high-quality subscribed online resources which contain a wealth of source material. This hands-on session designed specifically for Language and Literature students will introduce key online rare book resources for this field. You will also learn about the print research resources available within the Rare Books department. (Please note this session relates to early source material (pre-1900) and is not a general introduction to LibrarySearch or current article databases.)
- Undergraduates and postgraduates in Modern and Medieval Languages and Literature
- UL Readers with an interest in this field
- Further details regarding Cambridge University Library's eligibility criteria are available
Number of sessions: 1
# | Date | Time | Venue | Trainer | |
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1 | Fri 17 Oct 2014 14:30 - 15:30 | 14:30 - 15:30 | Cambridge University Library, Rare Books Room | map | Liam Sims |
- To introduce the most important rare book bibliography and research resources for the study of languages and literature.
Presentations, demonstrations and practicals
- The session will begin at the Munby Rare Books Room (on level 1 of the Library, near North Wing) - please wait outside the room, where the course leader will meet you
- To enter the University Library you must have either a current University of Cambridge ID card or a current Reader's Ticket. For more information and to apply for a Reader's Ticket, please see the Admissions webpages
One session of one hour
Yearly
Booking / availability