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Art History -- Prof. Handy

RESEARCH

ART HISTORY

IN

PROFESSOR SARAH COHN

HEAD OF REFERENCE

September 10, 2024

AGENDA

GETTING HELP

MANAGING YOUR RESEARCH

ACCESSING BOOKS & ARTICLES

BEYOND CUNY LIBRARIES

LIBRARY DATABASES

SEARCH STRATEGIES

TODAY'S

Getting Help

Professor Sarah Cohn

Head of Reference

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Reference Desk: Cohen Library

Monday-Thursday 10am-7pm

Friday 10am-2pm

MANAGERS

CITATION

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The great beyond

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STRATEGIES

SEARCH

what is your main topic?

what are the specifics?

what are different ways to describe your ideas?

The more ways you have to describe your ideas, the wider net you can cast in your searching.

use AND to connect terms

Paul Gauguin AND colonialism

combining different terms = different results

Paul Gauguin AND "male gaze" AND desire

use OR to connect synonyms

native OR indigenous AND painting AND landscape

use "..." for phrases or names

"Cindy Sherman", "gender performance"

use database filters to refine your search

look at article bibliographies for relevant sources

you may need to broaden your search