HIST 398-003: Florence, Cradle of the Renaissance: Home
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What's in this Guide?
This guide provides access to a number of resources that will support your Honors research in History.
- to help you identify and find books and articles relevant to your topic
- to tap into original documents and sources
- to identify resources that provide background information
- to find appropriate images, both still and moving
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- Track recalls and cancel holds.
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- Opt in to Reading History.
- Set or review preferred search.
Interlibrary Loan
Can't find the article, book, or report you need at our library? You can request it from another library through interlibrary loan.
Research Design
- Learning to do Historical ResearchA basic introduction to conducting historical research, created by William Cronon, professor at the University of Wisconsin, and his graduate students.
- What Makes a Good Research Question?Handout from Duke University's (yes, Duke) Thompson Writing Program Writing Studio. Has good guidelines for and examples of research questions in the social sciences, but much applies to the humanities as well.
- Concept MappingBrainstorming technique that helps you visualize your topic, narrow it down, and think about the relationships between your concepts. Tutorial from Appalachian State University Library.
Writing & Citing
History Librarian
Renée Bosman
she/her
My pronouns are: she/her/hers
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Research & Instructional Services
Office: 125 Davis Library
Office: 125 Davis Library
919.962.3816
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