Research Guides
E-Books
Interlinguicity, Internationality, and Shakespeare by Publication Date: 2014
Shakespeare's Festive Comedy by Publication Date: 2011
Shakespeare's Irrational Endings by Publication Date: 2012
Shakespeare and the Problem Play by Publication Date: 2012
Why Use Books?
Books are a great resource to use when searching for general information on a topic. They are useful for understanding a topic in its context and provide summaries of existing research as well as offer a historical perspective.
Books are best located using the Search feature in our Library Catalogue.
Library Catalogue
Scholarly books are a great resource - watch this video to learn how to recognize one. (2:29)
This video explains how to enter keywords into the catalogue to find books on a particular topic. (1:13)
This video shows you how to search by book title using the library catalogue. (0:47)
Relevant Call Numbers
Our books are arranged according to the Library of Congress Classification system. When looking for books in English Studies it is a good idea to start with Subclass PR - English Literature.
Subclasses that may be of interest to you include:
2199-3195 English Renaissance (1500-1640)
A Brave New World of Knowledge by Publication Date: 2003
He Says/She Says Shakespeare by Call Number: PR 2976 .A65 2008
Our Moonlight Revels by Call Number: PR 2827 .W59 1997
Romance and Reformation by Call Number: PR 2824 .B45 2000
