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Francais320, Spring 2001

Prof. Cécile Danehy: ext.3623, email: cdanehy
Judy Aaron, Reference Librarian: ext. 3703; email: jaaron

Wallace Library, Wheaton College
Français 320: De Francois 1er à François Mitterrand

Search Strategies


I. ELIZA: SUBJECT HEADINGS:

Cistercian architecture [~] France

Architecture, Romanesque [~] France

Architecture, Gothic [~] France

Art and state [~] France

Castles [~] France

Cathedrals [~] France

Abbeys - France

Or

Use KEYWORD

Cathedral* france

Limit to "Words in title" "Denis"

Fontainebleau France

Mitterrand influence

François France

USE YOUR IMAGINATION!

Books with call numbers beginning with "N" or "NA" are more likely to have illustrations; they are on the art mezzanine.

Reference Books:

  1. Mémoire de la France des origines à l'an 2000. Ref. DC38 .M44 1996.
  2. Historical Dictionary of France [sigma] 6 volumes, covering 1799 through 1940.


Ref. DC201 .H673 1985

Ref. DC256 .H57 1987 (2 vols)

Ref. DC276 .H57 1985

Ref. DC337 .H57 1986 (2 vols)

II. Grove Dictionary of Art Online

Access through Electronic Resources (Library web site)

Search index for building name or name of French leader.

III. Electronic Indexes:

Expanded Academic Index [~]

Select Electronic Resources; select INFOTRAC; select EAI

Wilson Art Abstracts [~]

Select Electronic Resources; select OVID; select WAA

IV. Internet Sources:

General search engines: Fast Search; Google; Hotbot; Northern Light Search

Try some Internet tricks

  • Field searching: image, title, text; domain, url, etc.
  • Image searching
  • Truncation and Booleans (+ or AND, etc.)
  • Phrase searching (use quotation marks)

Content-specific sites:

The Cities/ Buildings Database from the University of Washington
www.washington.edu/ark2/archtm/France.html

Digital Imaging Project by Mary Ann Sullivan of Bluffton College, Bluffton OH.
http://www.bluffton.edu/~sullivanm
(Select the first index; select "France")


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