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Race, Gender, and Science in the Atlantic World

Created to facilitate research in Dr. Gondek's Fall AMH 4761 class, we will examine the intersection of race, gender, and science in a historical context.

 

Welcome to this LibGuide. This guide provides an introduction to library research services and specific history resources. These resources have been curated with the topic of race, gender, and science in the Atlantic World, approx. 1750 — 1900.

Contents:

  • Brainstorm— How to start conducting research.
  • Citation— How to organize your research to effectively write and cite a paper or project.
  • Reference&mdash
  • Sources (Scholarly/Primary)— How to differentiate between Scholarly & Popular articles. How to determine if material qualifies as a primary or secondary source.
  • Articles— How to use the FIU Databases to locate scholarly articles that will further your research.
  • Media— Where to look for images, audio, and video in the library.
  • Web— Free websites that contribute to the scholarship surrounding this topic.
  • Help— Where to go if you need a little more help.

Also in this Introduction page are the latest headlines in the History department and the Department of History Student Organization (DOHGSA). Check out the latest departmental information!

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Copyright


Christopher M. Jimenez

This LibGuide is provided with an Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike Creative Commons license


If you would like to reuse any part of this LibGuide for noncommercial educational or instructional purposes, please contact and credit the guide's creator, Christopher M. Jimenez, Associate Web Services Librarian at the FIU Libraries, and include a link to this guide.