Welcome to your English 110 library resource guide! On this website you will find research resources and best practices to help you complete any research assignments for your class. This home page offers resources on navigating the library website and physical resources in the stacks. The rest of the guide will give you a tour of the research process from start to finish. If you have any questions about research, please use the box on the left to contact your research librarian.
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At Dinand, call numbers A through G are on the upper (Mezzanine) level. Call numbers H through Z are on the lower (Ground) level, with a few exceptions. Call numbers beginning with "M" are located in the Music Library and “Q, R, S, T” are in the Science Library.
Each letter in the call number system covers a subject area. For example, P is the call number range for Language and Literature. Each letter is then broken down into subclasses. For example, the call number range for P has subclasses from PA to PZ. This includes PR for English literature and PS for American literature. PN is the subclass for “Literature (General)” which includes important works, such as resources for literary theory and history.
For more information about Library of Congress Classification, please see the Library of Congress' Classification Outline.
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What is Inter Library Loan?
Inter library loan (ILL) is a completely free service where you can request books from other libraries to be delivered here for you to check out! Both physical resources and e-resources can be ordered through this system, and again it is completely free of charge. Watch the video below to learn more about how it works.
Library of Congress Call numbers for English and Education
Here is a list of call numbers you can browse if you are looking for books in certain subject areas. To understand more about call numbers and how they work, watch the video tutorial.
P- Philology, Linguistics
PA - Greek/Latin Language and Literature
PE - English Language (writing and rhetoric)
PJ - Oriental Languages and Literatures
PK - Indo-Iranian Languages and Literatures
PL - Languages and Literatures of Eastern Asia, Africa, and Oceania
PN- Literature (General)
PQ - French, Italian, Spanish, and Portuguese Literature
PR - English Literature
PS - American Literature
PT- German, dutch Flemish, Afrikaans, Scandinavian, Old Norse, Old Icelandic, Old Norwegian, Modern Icelandic, Forese, Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish Literatures
PZ - Fiction and juvenile belles lettres
L Education (General)
LA History of education
LB Theory and practice of education
LC Special aspects of education
LD Individual institutions - United States
LE Individual institutions - America (except United States)
LH College and school magazines and papers
LJ Student fraternities and societies, United States