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Resources Plagiarism: How to Avoid It (from Indiana University at Bloomington)
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COURSE RELATED RESEARCH INSTRUCTION Course Name: INT303 Examining Diversity Through
Film
Free Reference Books...What are they good for??Finding Information for Examining Film.
Film Analysis, locating film criticism, finding themes, and selecting
sources. See a list of online encyclopedias through the Gale
Virtual Reference 1) The
Motion Picture Guide – Jay Robert Nash/Stanley Ralph Ross
Annual’s: 1986-1989 2) Magills Survey of Cinema Ref. PN 1993.45.M3 First Series Vol.:
I – IV
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Film Review Annual 4)
Encyclopedia of American Film Comedy – Larry Langman 5) Holtzclaw, R and Armour, R (2002) Film.
In The Greenwood Guide to American Popular Culture Vol 2, page 649-687. 6)
Film Noir
– Alain Silver/Elizabeth Ward 3rd
Edition 7)
Enser’s Filmed Books and Plays 1928 – 1991 –Baskin/Hicken 8)
Halliwells Film and Video Guide 1999 – John Walker
Searching for Books: Use the Feinberg Library Catalog. Try your film, or your themes as search terms.
Searching for Journal Articles: Use the library's research databases. Search just as you did in the online catalog.
Searching for Web Sites: Start with Librarian selections! http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/crlnews/backissues2005/september05/filmresources.htm Which is Better??? Print or Online ??? Lets ask Buffy!
Evaluating InformationWhat are you really looking for? Balance or Bias, Subjective or
Objective, Factual or Analytical, and also consider the three C's
... Coverage, Currency, Credibility. Take Orson Welles...please! What kind of information is this? http://www.brightlightsfilm.com/44/curtis.htm or this http://www.sensesofcinema.com/contents/00/10/arkadin.html or this
What does it take to do research? Lets ask Erin!
Using InformationAcademic Integrity / Avoiding Plagiarism/ Citing Sources Why???? Lets ask Jamal!
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