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Introduction
Access Points
Reference Sources
Contents
Encyclopedias (1)
Encyclopedias (2)
Dictionaries
Handbooks
Directories
Guides
Other
Using
Finding
Indexes & Abstracts
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Guides
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Guides to the literature (sometimes called bibliographies or research guides) provide a list of sources on a subject. |
| These sources may be arranged by type of material (encyclopedias, handbooks, manuals, directories, periodicals, databases, etc.) or by specific topics within a subject area. They often give helpful hints on the research process. |
| For example, to find more reference sources on the topic of space station technology, refer to a guide such as Scientific and Technical Information Sources. It provides excellent suggestions for locating additional materials on your topic. Note this guide is arranged by type of material. |
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Preface..........................................
Guides to the Literature...................
Bibliographies.................................
Encyclopedias.................................
Dictionaries.....................................
Handbooks......................................
Tables and Almanacs......................
Manuals, Sourcebooks....................
Maps and Atlasas............................
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