Liaison Librarian
Browsing Areas
PF 1-4897 – German literature
Note: Books are located in Carrier Library and may be shelved either in Reference on the first floor or on the third floor in the circulating collection.
Finding German Primary Sources
- EuroDocs, GermanyConnects to German historical documents that are transcribed, reproduced in facsimile, or translated. From the antiquity to the present.
- EuropeanaA digitized multimedia library of the European cultural heritage: digitized books, manuscripts, photos, paintings, maps, audio and film material, newspapers, etc.
- German Studies Web: Major & Minor Digital ProjectsProvides an overview of major digitization projects of interest to scholars and students in German Studies with an emphasis on retrospective digitization of older materials.
- Heilbrunn Timeline of Art HistoryThis multifaceted tool places art works from the Metropolitan Museum's collection within geographical and chronological context. It has excellent thematic essays (background information) that cover the historical eras and cultures that produced the works of art (the primary sources), along with maps and key events from each place and time period.
- The Sophie ProjectA digital library of works by German-speaking women from 1740 to 1923. Includes a variety of genres including autobiography, letters, novels, plays, poetry, short stories, and travel journals
German Literature Reference
- The Oxford Companion to German LiteratureCall Number: PT41 .G3 1997
- The Cambridge History of German LiteratureCall Number: PT91 .C36 1997
- Encyclopedia of German LiteratureCall Number: PT91 .E53 2000
- A Companion to Twentieth-Century German LiteratureCall Number: PT401 .C65 1997
German Culture Reference
- Medieval Germany: An EncyclopediaCall Number: DD126 .M43 2001
- Modern Germany: An Encyclopedia of History, People, and Culture, 1871-1990Call Number: DD14 .M64 1998
- Encyclopedia of German CultureCall Number: DD290.26 .E53 1999
