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Finding Primary Sources with Subject Headings
Examples
- Correspondence
- Example: William II, German Emperor, 1859-1941--Correspondence
- Diaries
- Example: Working class women--Colorado--Diaries
- History--Sources
- Example: Alabama--History--Civil War, 1861-1865--Sources
- Interviews
- Example: Witnesses--Germany--Nuremberg--Interviews
- Maps
- Example: Japan--Civilization--Maps
- Pamphlets
- Example: Ireland--Politics and government--1760-1820--Pamphlets
- Personal Narratives
- Example: World war, 1914-1918--Personal Narratives, American
Finding Primary Sources
Primary sources are available through numerous avenues of research. They include:
Social Sciences Librarian
Brooke Becker
Subjects:African American Studies,
Anthropology,
Communication Studies,
History,
Honors College,
Justice Sciences,
Law,
Political Studies,
Public Administration,
Social Work,
Sociology,
Women's Studies
