Survey of European Women’s/Gender History Expand All + Collapse All - Course Number: HI271 Subject: History BackgroundOxford Bibliographiessearch across academic bibliographies to find topic ideas and links to resourcesOxford Encyclopedia of Women in World Historybiographies of famous womenCambridge Historiessearch across the full text of this influential set of histories.History of Feminismalso includes primary source materialSecondary SourcesOmniLaurier's catalogue contains all our books (print and online) as well as millions of articles. It can sometimes be difficult to narrow down to useful resources, so consider different filters, such as searching just for books.Historical AbstractsWhere Omni searches across all disciplines, this database only indexes academic material in history.JSTORWhile most of these full text titles are indexed in Historical Abstracts, searching JSTOR itself provides a search across the full text, which when done carefully, can find unique results.Since JSTOR contains journal articles starting with the first volumes, some of the older content could also be considered primary source material.Literature OnlineLiterary sources, both secondary and primary.Primary SourcesPrimary source material can be found both in print (usually reprinted) and online (digitized). In Omni, add words such as "sources" "diaries" or "letters" to your search term to find anthologies of primary sources. For example, see the results for a search on "women's rights sources."If you have a title of a particular book published before 1923, you can likely find it in the Internet Archive.Some libraries and archives digitize their archival collections, and can possibly be found through Google. In addition to a search term, add "primary sources" and site:edu, and you will find sites such as this.The Library also subscribes to collections of digitized primary sources:Primary sources - CollectionsBritish and Irish Women's Letters and DiariesDefining GenderEuroDocs: Online Sources for European History (free site online)First World WarMass Observation OnlineNineteenth Century Collections Online - Women: Transnational NetworksPopular Culture in Britain and America, 1950-1975Women and Social Movements, International: 1840 to PresentPrimary Sources - Newspapers and Magazines19th Century UK PeriodicalsBritish Library NewspapersDaily Mail: Historical Archive 1896-2004Eighteenth Century JournalsIllustrated London News Historical Archive 1842-2003Times : Digital Archive 1785-2010Vogue ArchiveMultimediaFilmakers Librarye.g., PoumyFilms on Demande.g., The Story of Women and ArtStreaming MusicCiting your SourcesMost library resources provide you with citation formatting displayed under the heading "cite" or "citation." For this class you are required to follow the Laurier History Department Style Guide, which in turn is based on the Chicago Manual of Style (library subscription).