Use Interlibrary Loan (ILL) to request books and book chapters not held by our library. Chapters typically arrive within hours. Physical books take days.
WorldCat is a "union catalog" of millions of records for books held by thousands of libraries. Search WorldCat to find more books about your topic.
Identify e-books available to read or borrow immediately by conducting an Advanced search. Look for the Library Code box toward the bottom of the page. Enter one of the following library codes:
Many of the e-books listed below are available through Internet Archive, a trustworthy non-profit library unaffiliated with TCNJ. Create a personal Internet Archive account to read those e-books. Other titles on this list are e-books licensed by our library. Both types of e-books are clearly identified.
Still others are available only in print. These are located at the Reserve Desk, also called the Circulation Desk (1st floor). Most but not all of the 17 titles on physical reserve for this course are available to read online.
Library of Congress Subject Headings or LCSH are terms assigned by catalogers to describe library books. LCSH often communicate not only what a book is about (i.e., its subject) but also the type of work (e.g., encyclopedia, biography, diary). The following LCSH lead to highly relevant sources, mostly books but also some articles, held by Gitenstein Library.