Great to see you yesterday! As you recall from your research guide, when looking for modern images ARTstor and Britannica Image Quest (both purchased by the library) as well as the Digital Public Library of America and Europeana (both free-on-the-web sources) should be quite useful. For your … Continued
It was great to see you earlier this week! The guide containing the curated-for-myth-tracing library eCollections we discussed in class is located HERE. Also, a little reminder about Pierre Grimal’s book being (at the moment) available only in … Continued
It was great to meet with you again today! As you likely recall, and as identified in the guide, both ARTstor and Britannica Image Quest will be fine sources for completing the image component of your assignment. For additional content, consider reading … Continued
New in the library’s eReference collection from Gale, is the Encyclopedia of World Mythology. Use this 6-volume set to find background information on such things as: Aladdin Banshees Fruit in Mythology Sphinx Witches and Wizards
It was great to meet with you today! As I’m sure you remember, most highly recommended for your Telling & Re-Telling project is Grimal’s The Dictionary of Classical Mythology. (Looks like this and lives in the reference room, Call Number … Continued