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Via Telnet. |
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FirstSearch is available on the Web. You still have to ask a librarian for the password, however, same as when you connect via Telnet. |
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UC Berkeley's catalog of libraries available online, worldwide. |
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Miraculously without a password. (Also available via the Reed Telnet, up top.) |
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Via Telnet. Type "fastcat" at the login prompt. From Reed, your terminal type is vt100, so when asked to enter terminal type, enter "vt100.orig" and press Return. |
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A "union catalog" that combines library info from 12 colleges and universities in OR and WA |
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On the
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Although no longer being updated, this searchable catalog of e-texts is a highly valuable resource. |
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That's the Association of American University Presses. Search every title in the catalogs of 58 different university presses with this engine at U-Chicago. |
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From tile.net. Takes a l-o-n-g time to load. |
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At Carnegie-Mellon. A great universal resource with everything from catalogs of etexts, listserv groups and resources, to software archives and a chat room. |
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The Libraries Research Collections sites maintains an extensive index of literary resources. |
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A good list of literature sites maintained by a grad student at Bowling Green State University. |
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From the American Studies Web. |
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At U-Alberta. |
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"A fully searchable library of more than 260,000 works of English and American poetry, drama, and prose, plus biographies, bibliographies and key secondary sources." |
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Maintained by Jack Lynch at Rutgers. |
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Aimed at high school and college students. A comprehensive site, compiled by a Reed alumnus who is now a local high school teacher. |
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"A Directory of Scholarly And Professional E-Conferences." |
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Use the options to define your search. |
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Critical Theory Resource: Don't be fooled by its name. If you're looking for articles, this searchable bibliography will find you titles. You find the articles. |
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Voice of the Shuttle has its own search engine. What can't it do?? |
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If you have something specific in mind, this global registry of WWW servers will help you zero in on a site geographically. |
Last revised July 1997.
ContactGail.Sherman@Reed.edu
with questions or comments about the course.