Course Number: GC234Subject: Global Citizenship Any questions? Please contact Peter Genzinger with your questions: pgenzinger@wlu.ca Getting started Oxford Very Short Introductions (one user at a time). Example titles include: Environmental Ethics Food Online Reference sources related to this topic dictionaries encyclopedias handbooks Search tips Using search words effectively Better searching using AND, OR, NOT Terms: There is a wide range of possible subjects you could search (selective list below) try adding "moral and ethical aspects" or "religious aspects" to the following e.g, agriculture vs. agriculture ethical and moral aspects Agriculture, Animal industry, Animal Rights, Animal rights Movement, Animal Welfare, Animals, Climate changes, Conservation of natural resources, Ecology, Energy consumption, Energy development, Energy facilities, Energy policy, Environmental degradation, Environmental economics, Environmental law, Environmental protection, Environmental racism, Environmental responsibility, Environmentalism, Environmental ethics, Food, Food habits, Food preferences, Food industry and trade, Global Warming, Human Ecology, Livestock factories, Nature, Organic living, Plants, Sustainability, Sustainable consumption, Sustainable development People: look for the following as Author; use "quotation marks" e.g., Edward Abbey vs. "Edward Abbey" Edward Abbey, Thomas Berry, Wendell Berry, Rachel Carson, Jane Goodall, Aldo Leopold, Wangari Maathai, Vandana Shiva, David Suzuki, Severn Cullis Suzuki, Henry Thoreau Finding books Finding eBooks in Omni Use Omni to identify books Choose "Available electronically" at top Choose "Books & eBooks" at right under Resource Type Finding scholarly articles How can I tell if my source is scholarly? Use Omni to identify articles Choose "Available electronically" at top Choose "Articles" at right under Resource Type limit to "peer-reviewed journals" (left side) to get scholarly articles Narrowing your search for scholarly articles While Omni can be helpful in finding a lot of material, it often happens that the number of results is overwhelming. If this is the case, consider using a specialized database to find articles in a narrower field. Some examples include: ATLA Religion Database Geography and Environmental Sciences @ ProQuest What is a peer-reviewed journal Identifying peer-reviewed journals Finding newspaper articles Finding News articles Use Omni to identify news articles click on "More" at the top of the page and then "Newspapers" The Library subscribes to thousands of newspaper titles from around the world, so if you need help locating particular titles, or topics across a number of papers, contact Peter Genzinger Videos The Library subscribes to a number of video streaming services containing a wide range of documentary films. Academic Video Online (includes videos from PBS/Nova, BBC) Gantz, Joe. The Race to Save the World. Portland, OR: Collective Eye Films, 2020. A search on “climate change” retrieves a large set of results Beyond Crisis (single video title on climate change) Curio.ca (CBC) Climate change There are around 100 videos in this category, of varying length and perspectives Docuseek has some good content, examples include Fox, Josh. How to Let Go of the World and Love All the Things Climate Can’t Change. Oley, Pennsylvania: Bullfrog Films, 2017. Billy, Yves. Mr CO2. Brooklyn, New York: [Distributed by] Icarus Films, 2011. Ankele, John, Anne Macksoud, and Eugene Friesen. The Wisdom to Survive : Climate Change, Capitalism & Community. Oley, Pennsylvania: Bulfrog Films, 2015. Films on Demand NFB: Has a "Green Channel" which has some interesting content e.g. The Magnitude of All Things which "draws intimate parallels between the experiences of grief—both personal and planetary. " See also the Environment and Conservation category Chicago Style Remember there are 2 varieties of Chicago (see OWL Purdue - Chicago a summary) Chicago Manual of Style Online How to cite in Chicago style