Getting Started
This guide is intended for students who are enrolled in History 100 or for those interested in beginning research in the comparative study of religion.
Reference works are an excellent way of getting background information on your topic. They're usually trustworthy because they've been written and reviewed by subject experts.
Electronic Reference Sources
Off-campus access requires my.emich authentication.
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Gale Ebooks This link opens in a new window
Search and display the full-text of reference books.
Subjects: Many subjects, including History, Education, Film, Health, Science, Social Science
Info type: encyclopedia and reference book entries.
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SAGE Reference & Academic Ebooks This link opens in a new window
Selected Ebooks and reference sources from SAGE.
Subjects: Many subjects, including African American Studies, Anthropology, Business Ethics, Communication, Criminology, Economics, Education, Gender Studies, History, Politics, Psychology, Social Issues, Social Work, Sociology.
Info type: encyclopedia articles, ebooks
Print Reference Sources
EMU Library's Print Reference Collection
Our print reference collection is located on the second level, west side.
Most reference materials having to do with religion have call numbers beginning with B.
Search Esearch - limit to Library Location: Reference Collection - 2nd Level West
Reference materials cannot be checked out.
Encyclopedia
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Encyclopedia of Religion
Call Number: BL31 .E46 2005; Reference Collection -- First FloorPublication Date: 2004Emphasizes religion's role within everyday life and as a unique experience from culture to culture. Entries present overarching themes - gender and religion, politics and religion. Color inserts illuminate themes such as pilgrimage, prayer, healing, and how these concepts are displayed in various religions throughout the world.
Get Research Help
Humanities Librarian
734.487.2513
rsteven5@emich.edu
Use the Schedule Appointment link (above), email or call for assistance with library research.