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Search online in DiscoverE or in our Print Reference Collection (located on the 1st floor of the library) to begin your search. Get a start on your research question, look for related search terms, and find more resources in the bibliographies of reference articles to help further your research.
Search DiscoverE -- the Emory University Libraries' new discovery tool for searching the library catalog, databases, and other digital collections.
Helpful Tip:
Recommended General Search Strategy
Brainstorming synonyms or variations on words yields a more productive search.
For example, if you are searching for information on art and the birth of Christ, you might also want to look for:
Adjust your searches by narrowing the focus, ex: birth of Christ
OR
combining terms, ex: art AND birth of Christ AND Matthew
Use DiscoverE, which is the Emory University Libraries' new discovery tool for searching the library catalog, databases, and other digital collections.
Use to find articles about your topic.
Use to find electronic journals owned by Emory Libraries.
ARTStor (contains images of art)
Don't forget to evaluate your sources based on:
Need help deciding if a source is right for your project? Use the Evaluating Sources Checklist (Bedford-St. Martin's) to help!