Research Guides: Course Guide for ENG214W: Greening Black and Brown: Race, Nature, Narrative: Home

Introduction to this Guide

Welcome! I am looking forward to supporting you with your research for Professor Bhowmick's ENG214W course.

Below are some quick links to help you get started with your research and information about the content on this guide.

Get in touch with your course librarian, Hannah Griggs, if you have questions or if you'd like to set up an appointment to discuss your research assignment in more detail.

You can view the slides from our November 6 library session here.

Library Search
Search here for e-books, print materials, and other resources at the library
English Literature Research Guide
This is a general overview of the resources available in the subject area of English literature at Emory Libraries.

JSTOR This link opens in a new window
Access a wide variety of journal articles in the humanities and other disciplines.
Note: You may not be able to access the most current 2–7 years of certain journals—but many of these recent publications are found in Project MUSE.
Project MUSE This link opens in a new window
Includes the most recently published output of many major scholarly journals. Covers the fields of literature and criticism, history, cultural studies, education, political science, and more.

Get Help with Research at Emory Libraries

The Emory Libraries provide a number of ways for your to get help with your research. Don't hesitate to get in touch with a question! We can help you locate materials, structure a search, develop your topic, evaluate materials, manage citations, and more.

Contact a Subject Librarian - our librarians specialize in different subjects and topic areas and can help with different aspects of the research process.

All librarians offer consultations on Zoom or can connect with you over email. On our Subject Librarian directory page, you will see a "Schedule a Consultation" link for each individual. You can click that to see their calendar and schedule a Zoom appointment with them at a convenient time.

Textbook Lending - Beginning Fall 2024, Woodruff Library will offer short-term loans of textbooks required for large Emory College courses via Course Reserves.

Also check out Emory Library's Affordable Textbooks and Teaching Materials (ATTM) provides informative, effective and active solutions to the rising cost of textbooks, such as electronic textbooks, textbooks on reserve at the library, and the Emory Barnes & Noble bookstore’s textbook rental program.

Library Search User Guide - A user guide for searching the Emory Libraries Catalog

Ask a Librarian - if you aren't sure who to contact directly, or you have a more general question, use our form on our Ask a Librarian page to get help.

Writing Center - if you need help with any aspect of the writing process, get in touch with the Emory Writing Center, who are also doing virtual appointments this summer.

Workshops and Classes - Emory Libraries offers a wide range of workshops where you can develop valuable research and digital literacy skills to help you succeed during your time at Emory and in your future endeavors. Workshops are available online and in-person.

ECDS - you can set up a consultation with ECDS to get help with a variety of digital projects, including working with data, digital humanities projects, online exhibits, or websites.